Objective To explore and analyze the effects of a comprehensive intervention based on integrated care on the frailty of elderly stable coronary heart disease（CHD）patients．Methods From August 2021 to June 2022,78 cases of elderly stable CHD patients who were diagnosed and treated in Zhumadian City Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine were selected．According to a 1：1 random number table method,78 patients were divided into the integrated group and the traditional group,with 39 cases of each group．The traditional group was given routine care,while the integrated group was given a comprehensive intervention based on integrated care concepts on the basis of the traditional group's care,and the patients' prognosis was recorded．Results The balance test scores and chair stand test scores of both groups after 3 months of nursing care were lower than those before nursing care．The balance test scores and chair stand test scores of the integrated group after 3 months of nursing care were also significantly lower than those of the traditional group（P<0.05）．After 3 months of nursing care,the quality of life scores in physical,psychological,social,and spiritual dimensions in the integrated group were significantly higher than those in the traditional group（P<0.05）．The incidence of major cardiovascular adverse events such as cardiac death,myocardial infarction,target vessel reconstruction,and coronary artery restenosis during a one-year follow-up in the integrated group was 5.13%,compared to 25.64% in the traditional group．The integrated group was significantly lower than the traditional group（P<0.05）．Conclusions The application of a comprehensive intervention based on integrated care concept in elderly stable CHD patients can alleviate frailty,improve quality of life,and reduce the incidence of major cardiovascular adverse events．