This paper investigates the relationship between the socio-economic condition and the health status of tribal women in Idukki district, Kerala. Drawing on primary data collected from 651 respondents, the study's primary objective is to determine the nexus between the studied variables. Using quantitative methods and statistical methods, the study determines the significant factors which impact the health status of tribal women. The results revealed that certain socio-economic parameters such as economic status, educational attainment, awareness and utilization of healthcare services, and access to safe water had a significant influence on the health status of tribal women. The study provides insights into the socio-economic conditions of tribal women in Idukki district and the associated health disparities. The findings of this study are significant in understanding the nexus between socio-economic condition and health status of tribal women and suggest that the inequalities in the region need to be addressed through targeted policies. The study also highlights the need to focus on economic empowerment, education, and access to health and water resources as key strategies to improve the health status of tribal women.