The Beers Criteria categorize potentially inappropriate drugs into 3 groups: Potentially inappropriate for all older adults: To be avoided if possible Potentially inappropriate due to drug-disease and drug-syndrome interactions: To be avoided in older adults with certain diseases or syndromes To be used with caution: Benefit may offset risk in some patients Table Table Analgesics Oral nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are used by > 30% of people aged 65 to 89, and half of all NSAID prescriptions are for people > 60.