National Senior UTI Awareness Day is observed annually on October 24 in the United States to raise awareness about urinary tract infections (UTIs) among elderly patients, particularly elderly women. UTIs are common and easily treated, but they can be difficult to diagnose in seniors due to the presence of other conditions such as incontinence and dementia. Many elderly patients do not exhibit typical UTI symptoms, making diagnosis challenging. Common symptoms of UTIs include a repeated urge to urinate and a burning sensation, but these may not be reported by seniors. Instead, fever and chills may be the only indicators of a UTI in this demographic. The day aims to highlight the importance of recognizing and addressing UTIs in the elderly population, as they often do not show the usual signs of the infection.