Background: Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is a group of metabolic diseases with characteristics of hyperglycemia that occur due to abnormalities in insulin secretion, insulin work or both. Nearly 50% of patients with DM type II are aged 60 years and over. Metabolic disorders such as DM are often associated with an increase in uric acid levels and also to predict metabolic and cardiovascular complications in people with DM. Objective: to find out how far the correlation between fasting blood sugar levels and uric acid levels of geriatric patients with DM type II. Method: the method used is the observational method with a cross sectional study, the sample used is 40 samples conducted in the Prolanis group of Gamping 1 Health Center, Gamping 2, Godean 2 and Panti Tresna Wredha Yogyakarta held in June 2018 until the number of samples is fulfilled, according to inclusion and exclusion criteria , data needed regarding blood sugar and uric acid and the age of the patient. Data analysis using chi square correlation test. Results: Characteristics based on sex: men are 18 (45%), women are 22 (55%). Characteristics based on fasting blood sugar: uncontrolled DM are 29 (72.5%), controlled DM are 11 (27.5%). Characteristics based on uric acid levels: normal are 26 (65%), and high are 14 (35%). And the analysis of the correlation between fasting blood sugar levels and uric acid levels obtained p = 0.226. Conclusion: There is no significant correlation between fasting blood sugar levels and uric acid levels of geriatric patients with DM type II.