 The study found that 14.5 percent of adult TB patients in Jaib Wurrida, southern Ethiopia, experience poor treatment outcomes. Factors associated with poor treatment outcomes included older age, male gender, traveling more than 10 kilometers to receive TB treatment, lack of family support during the course of treatment, and bettered in baseline functional status. These findings suggest that remote areas should be prioritized for TB interventions and stakeholders in TB treatment and care should give special emphasis to adults over the age of 45 years, males, those who travel more than 10 kilometers to receive TB care, having bettered in baseline functional status, and those who had no family support. This article was authored by Melkamu Meridmingesha, Methuos Alamu Gabriel Michael, Desta Watamo, and others.