This case study presents the scenario of Mr. Peter Watson, an 88-year-old man admitted to the hospital following a stroke. The case details his medical history, including type-2 diabetes, obesity, hypertension, osteoarthritis, and Alzheimer's disease, along with his current medications. The assignment explores the challenges of providing acute care, considering his physical and cognitive impairments, and his family's preferences. It outlines a comprehensive plan of care, including assessments, nursing diagnoses, and interventions focused on mobility, blood glucose management, preventing complications, and addressing knowledge deficits. The plan emphasizes evidence-based strategies such as physical rehabilitation, medication management, and emotional support to improve the patient's functional abilities, health knowledge, and overall well-being. The case highlights the complexities of geriatric care and the importance of a holistic approach in managing multiple comorbidities and patient preferences.