Health awareness affecting ageing trend in Kuala Lumpur

Malaysia is anticipated to be designated as an old country by 2030. When the population's life expectancy rises but fertility rates fall, population ageing occurs. This article discusses how health awareness influences the rate of ageing in Kuala Lumpur City. This study focuses on the use of public health facilities in the Kuala Lumpur City area. The population of the study consisted of the elderly aged 60 and above, and quantitative methodologies were applied. Purposive sampling was employed in this investigation. Acceptance criteria for a sample of elderly persons aged 60 and above who can understand and complete the survey. Percentage and mean were utilised in the descriptive analysis. The study's findings suggest that public facilities, health practises, and public health are the most important demands for urban elderly persons in order for them to be able to live well in their daily lives. As a result, all parties can benefit from this research in order to encourage the development of elderly-friendly public amenities in cities.