Goal: The main goal of this research is to present the process of physical therapy in geriatric population conducted at the Vrgorac Health Center. The specific objectives important for this research are: investigation and presentation of the process of outpatient physical therapy in the Vrgorac Health Center in which the elderly participate and coming to a conclusion about the quality of health care provided, presenting the most common diagnoses due to which the elderly come to the physical therapy in the Vrgorac Health Center, determining which physiotherapy procedures are most used for the elderly who are users of physical therapy at the Vrgorac Health Center and drawing a conclusion about the impact of physical therapy on the quality of health of the elderly. Methods: In this research, patients’ data is obtained from their medical documentation (physiotherapy card) used in the physical therapy clinic of the Vrgorac Health Center. The data described in the research is age, sex, diagnosis and modalities of physical therapy that were used in the treatment of the elderly in outpatient physical therapy at the Vrgorac Health Center. From the total number of patients who underwent physical therapy at the Health Center Vrgorac in the period from 01.10.2019. to 01.11.2019 g., physiotherapy records of people over 65 years of age were isolated and included in the research. The total number of people who underwent physical therapy in that period was 36, of which 16 were over 65 years of age (6 man and 10 woman) and 44,44%, respectively. Results: After the research, it was determined based on the number of modalities of physical therapy per person, that the half of the patients receive at least 4 modalities, the provided therapy is of good quality and that hypothesis 1 is accepted as true. In relation to the diagnoses of patients, the most common diagnosis is M 53.1 (Syndroma cervicobrachiale bilat. chr.), and M 54.5 (Syndroma lumbosacrale). The most commonly used physical therapy modality is interferencing currents to the lumbosacral part (n=5; 31.25%). Working conditions and technical equipment meet the minimum prescribed conditions. The shortcoming that was noticed during this research and that affects the quality of health care provided and its outcomes is that there is only one employed physiotherapist. Conclusion: This research has shown that physical therapy of the Vrgorac Health Center takes place in a space that has minimal technical requirements and in which satisfactory physiotherapeutic care is provided. It was also determined that 40% of patients belong to the gerontological population as a result of the aging population in the area of the town of Vrgorac. Older population that has greater needs for help and more comorbidities requires extended health care time. I believe that the need for physical therapy will increase over time, so it is necessary to plan health policy in advance so that everyone receives adequate care.