This case study examines Peter Mitchell, a 52-year-old patient with multiple health issues including type 2 diabetes, obesity, sleep apnea, hypertension, and social isolation. The analysis applies the Levett-Jones clinical reasoning cycle to identify and prioritize his healthcare needs. The paper focuses on two primary priorities: his risk of sleep apnea and his social isolation and depression. It explores the patient's history, cues, and contributing factors, such as his smoking habit, previous job, and the impact of his weight gain. Interventions are proposed, including weight management strategies, the application of corticosteroids for breathing concerns, and health literacy programs. The study establishes SMART goals, action plans, and evaluation methods to assess the effectiveness of these interventions. The goal is to improve the patient's physical and mental health outcomes by addressing his immediate needs through a combination of healthcare interventions.