The present study aimed to investigate into the impact of physical disadvantage on knowledge value, power value and family prestige value of the respondents. A sample of 160 respondents consisting of 80 normal and 80 physically disadvantaged respondents were used for the purpose. Incidental-cum-purposive sampling technique was used to select the respondents. The disadvantaged group of respondents were selected from the hospitals, clinics & private nursing homes of Patna town and normal respondents were either their attendants or relatives or both. Three hypotheses were formulated. PVQ by Sherry & Verma was used to measure the values under study. All the three hypotheses were confirmed. The results reveal that normal respondents were superior to their counterparts in respect of values under study and the difference between the groups is reported satistically significant.