This nursing assignment presents a case study of Leonard, a 73-year-old patient with multiple health issues including social isolation, hypertension, and cognitive impairment. The report identifies and discusses three primary health risk factors: social isolation, difficulty with activities of daily living, and weight gain. It then evaluates three best-practice assessment tools: the MSE evaluation, the Dementia Rating Scale, and a head-to-toe and vital assessment, justifying their use based on the identified risks. The assignment emphasizes the importance of holistic care, including assistance with daily living, psychological and emotional wellness, and blood pressure regulation, while also advocating for a safe environment to prevent falls and injuries. The conclusion highlights the need for evidence-based assessment tools to develop effective care plans.