This study aims to provide guidelines and identify key tasks for housing support for the elderly in rural areas, with a particular focus on their care needs and the nature of service supply in these regions. Uiseong County, currently implementing a pilot project for integrated medical-care support, was selected as the case study site. Based on an analysis of care demand and service availability (supply), spaces were categorized, and housing support measures were proposed for each category. Care demand was analyzed based on factors like the population aged 65 and older, the number of individuals qualified for long-term care, the projected population aged 65 and older in 10 years, and residential density (ranging from clustered to dispersed residential structures). Service supply was examined using the locations of public health centers, health sub-centers (clinics), customized care service providers, and the proximity between home-visit caregivers and their care recipients.