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health services anticipate changing pattern illnesses associated population aging promote healthy aging aimed evaluate health indices chronic illnesses relationship functional independence community syrian refugees jordanian elderly stratified sample 1718 community older adults aged 60yearold four major jordanian governorates interviewed crosssectional study katz index independence activities daily living utilized assess functional status data analyzed using stata 15 despite similarities baseline function syrian refugees multimorbidities less active health insurance accessibility healthcare services availability medications medical devices jordanians twothirds multimorbidities heart diseases musculoskeletal conditions hypertension diabetes commonly reported chronic illnesses females significantly multimorbidities functional dependence yet less education income accessibility healthcare services mean katz index score 499 161 significant predictors functional dependence included increasing age lower level education chronic illnesses national inclusive plans support vulnerable older adults especially refugees older women provide health insurance enhance access health care facilities manage chronic medical illnesses comprehensively urgently needed improve independence communityliving older adults promote healthy aging