The geriatric medical care team consists of geriatricians, rehabilitation doctors, nursing staff, psychologists, nutritionists, cognitive and verbal rehabilitation specialists, occupational therapists, and social workers. He has postgraduate studies and clinical training in geriatric medicine: His role in the care team: The problem is defined as a disability or something that is functionally and structurally harmful and stands in the way of satisfying human needs, or a condition that is believed to threaten social value, but can be changed through constructive social actions. It is also defined as the difficulties that a person is exposed to and that affect his behavior, actions, performance, and relationships with others, and their presence may result in undesirable consequences that affect social life as a whole. Thus, the problems of the elderly can be defined as individual or collective non-consensual situations that hinder their social adaptation to their social environments, and hinder their investment of available resources. The health status of the elderly depends on a set of social factors such as the standard of living, the level of education, the extent of his interest in periodic medical examinations and his ability to bear the costs of treatment or not, in addition to the extent of the elderly and his family's awareness of the diseases of old age and the elderly's neglect of himself and not asking for help until his condition worsens. The health of the elderly is also affected by the type and quantity of food, the nature of the profession in which he worked, and the environment to which he belongs, whether natural or social, because the frequent use of any part of the body delays aging. The most important diseases that the elderly are exposed to: If the physical disease imposes some precautions and restrictions on the patient in his way of life, then psychological problems affect the patient and hinder his compatibility, and it is possible that it has physical symptoms including weight loss and constipation. Among the most important problems that the elderly suffer from: Mental problems of the elderly are represented in senile psychosis, which includes memory loss and forgetfulness, and paranoia disorders. Have postgraduate studies and clinical training in geriatric nursing: Role in care: • Organizing the transfer and admission of patients to the department. • Providing medical education to the patient, his family and caregivers. • Coordinating patient care by the rest of the geriatric care team during the team meeting. • Evaluating the patient. • Setting treatment goals and developing. • Reviewing the treatment plan. The social worker uses the system analysis model in social work by the two scientists "Allen Banks and Ann Minahan" to enhance the effectiveness of professional intervention to address problems and situations with the elderly. The general practitioner helps in addressing multiple problems of systems of dealing in the field of geriatric care by using different methods as well as when assuming many roles. The role is a behavior and activity that is united in performing some specific tasks and responsibilities. The most important roles of the general practitioner in the field of geriatric care: Physical medicine doctor and rehabilitation specialist: Selecting the appropriate patient for treatment by the geriatric doctor and the geriatric care team: Studies have shown that medical geriatric care programs achieve success with certain cases of elderly patients. Studies have not proven the relationship between chronological age and benefit from medical geriatric care programs. Although as age increases, problems of multiple morbidities, frailty, and common geriatric syndromes increase. Characteristics of elderly patients who will likely benefit from geriatric care programs: § Chronological age 60 years or older § Multiple medical problems, functional performance problems, and some psychological and social problems. § Age who suffers from one or more common geriatric syndromes such as: dementia, delirium, functional decline, urinary incontinence, polypharmacy, elderly abuse, unsteady gait/falls, malnutrition, or depression. Characteristics of elderly patients who will likely not benefit from geriatric care programs: