Chronic disease encompasses a broad category of long-term health conditions that persist over time, often characterized by their non-reversible nature and the requirement for ongoing management and care. Unlike acute diseases, which are typically short-lived and curable, chronic diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, and chronic respiratory conditions require sustained medical attention. They can impact an individual’s quality of life. These diseases are leading causes of disability and mortality worldwide, driven by factors including genetics, environmental influences, lifestyle choices, and aging populations. The management of chronic diseases involves a comprehensive approach, including medication adherence, lifestyle modifications such as diet and exercise, regular monitoring and check-ups, and sometimes rehabilitation. The goal is not only to alleviate symptoms and manage pain but also to maintain or improve overall health and prevent complications, enabling individuals to lead healthy and active lives.