Gerontology has all the credits in this digital era as the outcome of health, morbidity, and mortality gains. With changes in the socioeconomic and development arena, structures, utilities, and systems change to accommodate needs, demands, and expectations. Societies move from the baby boom to youth bulge to adult boom to retirement boom, with reforms, restructurings, and transformations in education, health, and public services. The 21st century witnesses 'Elderly Care' similar to the 20th-century 'Maternal and Child Health', inviting information to build enthusiasm, energy, and advocacy leading to teaching, training, and research. As an attempt, this compilation of published research presents the author's scientific contributions, in the form of a training manual, to aid in grooming professionals to care of older persons. The coverage of Indian and Arabian scenarios aids programs crossing national boundaries, with updates, exercises, and question-answers, in today's aspiring educational system to ensure careers with a high quality of life.
