With age often comes illness, the need for care, and therapy requirements. The healing or alleviation of these ailments is achieved in geriatrics through a multidisciplinary team. Care and therapy, medicine, and other professions work hand in hand to enable older patients to regain autonomy and quality of life. In this edited volume, practitioners describe the concepts and methods used, as well as how these are collaboratively planned, implemented, and evaluated. The following areas are addressed: the uniqueness of geriatrics and its medical manifestations, specific forms of interdisciplinary work and networking, the manifestations and treatment pathways of major physical and mental health conditions, impairments due to organ changes and their impact on communication with older adults, as well as dealing with end-of-life issues. New in the second edition are topics such as hearing and vision, health promotion and prevention, mobility and falls, the introduction of the GesundAktiv network, and a brief excursion on COVID-19.