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Ageing is a multidimensional process; old age is the closing period of the life of an individual. However as already stated the elderly are not a homogenous group. Experts are of the view that it could be divided into three categories; young-old (60-69); old-old (70-79); and oldest-old (80+ years). Each category has different characteristics and many different health problems. It is believed that the real problems of old age affect a person only after 80 years of age. The present study was conducted in Guledgudd Hobli of Bagalkot District with the focus on socio-economic aspects of health condition and morbidity pattern of the rural elderly. Objectives of the study:  To study the socio-economic status of the rural elderly.  To understand the health problems faced by the rural elderly persons. Methodology: A total sample 350 Respondents consisting 133 males and 217 females were selected by using the simple random sampling method. Results: Age and Sex an important criterion which shows the demographic characteristics of survey respondents. 168 (48%) elderly of them are in the age group of below 60-69 years, followed by the respondents 112 (32%) elderly of them are in the age group of 70-79 years.

The Socio-Economic aspects of Health Condition and Morbidity Pattern of Rural Elderly