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One of the main debate topics between citizens and people who manage public property is urban quality of life. The project aims to evaluate the spatial distribution of basic primary services (such as pharmacies, doctors' offices and shops that sell all the basic necessities) concerning people with reduced mobility, in order to provide cognitive tools in support of a land-use planning (managed by local authorities), which meets the needs of the resident population. We decided to consider the village of Tivoli. The city shows some service management issues, mainly due to the presence of two portions with reduced intermobility. As regards the analysis of population, starting from the sections of ISTAT data, we evaluated the distribution of the population characterized by reduced mobility in the different parts, related to the onset of chronic diseases in age groups above 60 years. This study aims to suggest local authorities to optimize the redistribution of the above-written services and to improve the accessibility for people with reduced mobility.