Social determinants of health, particularly access to quality healthcare, play a vital role in influencing the quality of care provided to older adults within the framework of care coordination. The accessibility and availability of quality healthcare services are crucial factors that directly affect the level of care older adults receive. When healthcare providers are unable to offer value-based care efficiently, older adults may face challenges in accessing the necessary healthcare services they require. Inadequate access to quality healthcare can lead to a decrease in the quality of care provided to older adults, impacting their overall health outcomes and well-being. Therefore, addressing social determinants of health, such as ensuring equitable access to quality healthcare services, is essential for enhancing the quality of care and outcomes for older adults in the context of care coordination.