The recent emphasis on the elderly market has been primarily the result of new demographic data on number and wealth of older Taiwanese, as well as the acceleration of the sociality and economics. The article is based on lifestyle, congnitive age and emographic to segment this market and identify consumer behavior. The age at which mature market begins 55. The total samples of 382 in Taipei city can be grounded into 4 segments: (1) Family-Oriented; (2) Health outgoers; (3) Self-Reliant; (4) Isolationists. Individuals in each segment can be described on the basis of several characteristics, including demographic, psychographics and consumption-related. The results appear that the use of multiple factors for segmentation not only is more easy to capture the wide variability in these aging processes than the use of any single criterion, but also may be effective predictors of consumer behavior in elderly market.