The article presents data about secondary disability due to cerebrovascular diseases in the elderly based on results of examination in the Bureau of medical-social expertise of Saint Petersburg in the period from 2005 to 2014. Тhe analysis revealed a high proportion of the disabled elderly in the structure of disability due cerebrovascular diseases; and the growth of the share of people with disabilities elderly in the analyzed period.
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