A Unary Tract Infection (UTI) implies an inflammatory process in urinary tracts without including kidney parenchyma in the pathological process. UTI is widely spread among people of elderly age, both female and male, and they appear to be vulnerable to this disease due to a range of factors. They are anatomic and physiological changes in pelvic organs, incompetence of unary tract epithelial tissue, decrease in slime elaboration, urinary and fecal incontinence, and neurosis tarda. For this reason, this disease of significantly more frequently met in the geriatric population, compared to younger people. This health problem is associated with significant disturbance for patients. They tend to perceiving a burning feeling while passing urine, and the color of urine is different from normal, becoming darker and bloody. In addition, patients may have an intense urge for passing urine despite the fact that a urinary bladder is not full. Other symptoms include pain in the back and abdominal and fever. Consequently, visiting a bathroom implies coping with significant challenges for people diagnosed with UTI. Nursing Home in California is aimed to provide its residents with comprehensive care of high quality. In addition, the focus of the organization implies supplying elderly people with decent and comfortable living conditions, relieving their health problems, and preventing possible diseases. The residents require special attention, as their health state is fragile, and even a minor event may have a considerable influence on it. Therefore, Nursing Home intends to adhere to a comprehensive and careful approach while caring for its patients. Problem Statement Residents in Nursing Home have a variety of problems, beginning from asthma and finishing with brain activity problems. The latter appear to be especially dangerous for their health, as elderly people tend to forget about essential care for their health. Apart from resistance to treatment and forgetting to take medications at the correct time, it also regards hygiene breaches. In addition, the changes in organisms due to age make the geriatric population more vulnerable to developing UTI. UTI prevents the patients from a decent lifestyle, as it is associated with numerous problems on a constant basis. Vising a bathroom becomes a challenge for elderly people, which does not allow them to live full-fledged lives. Furthermore, it may result in problems with having sleep at night, which also imply negative consequences for the residents’ health state. In general, urinary tracts are important for excreting process, and problems with them may result in a range of diseases. As for the Nursing Home staff, spreading UTI puts additional pressure on them, as patients require additional attention. Thus, the necessity to elaborate and implement sufficient measures, aimed to prevent and manage UTI in the geriatric population, is evident. Literature Review Recent research may contribute to providing essential information on UTI prevention and management. Sihra et al. (2018) have published a study, “Nonantibiotic Prevention and Management of Recurrent Urinary Tract Infection”, which may be informative for elaborating UTI prevention and management strategy. The authors focus on nonantibiotic measures, which can be helpful for addressing this disease (Sihra et al., 2018). They include “behavioral changes, dietary supplementation (