Older adults are more susceptible to fungal infections due to factors like weakened immune systems, certain medications, and hospitalization. Immunosuppressive drugs, chemotherapy, or organ transplants can heighten this risk, while aging skin becomes thinner and less able to retain moisture, making it more vulnerable to infection. Hospital stays, especially in intensive care, and prolonged exposure to environmental factors can further compromise skin health. Effective treatments are crucial for managing these infections and preventing complications in older adults.