Di Yi Cai Jing·2025-06-16 07:33Core Viewpoint - The "Memory Garden" created by the Taiping Blue Public Welfare Foundation at the 25th Shanghai International Elderly Care, Aids, and Rehabilitation Medical Expo has become a popular attraction, showcasing innovative approaches to addressing cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease through a combination of public welfare and insurance services [1][7]. Group 1: Public Welfare Initiatives - The Taiping Blue Public Welfare Foundation has spent over 39 million yuan on various public welfare projects targeting vulnerable groups, including the elderly and children, since its establishment nearly five years ago [2]. - The foundation has developed a comprehensive public welfare model focusing on early screening, intervention, friendly environment advocacy, and talent empowerment to address cognitive impairment issues [3][5]. - The "Memory Garden" features high-tech tools and services, such as AI eye movement screening and VR educational videos, demonstrating the practical application of the foundation's public welfare model [4][5]. Group 2: Alzheimer's Disease Focus - Alzheimer's disease is a significant public health issue, with approximately 57 million cases globally, and 16.99 million cases in China, accounting for 29.8% of the global total [3]. - The Taiping Blue Public Welfare Foundation has completed 185,300 initial screenings for cognitive impairment and provided specialized services to nearly 3,000 retired workers in Shanghai and over 2,000 veterans in Hangzhou [5][6]. Group 3: Insurance Products - The foundation has launched the "Guarding Memory" insurance product, the first in China to focus on comprehensive management of Alzheimer's disease, covering innovative drug costs and providing lifelong care services [7][8]. - This insurance product aims to fill the gap in the domestic single-disease insurance market and is currently available as a group insurance, with plans to introduce an individual version [7]. Group 4: Collaborative Efforts - The foundation emphasizes collaboration with various sectors, including government, enterprises, and social organizations, to create a "Public Welfare Partner Circle" that enhances resource sharing and value co-creation [10][11]. - The recent launch of the "Puyijinsheng" financial and health manual for the elderly, developed in partnership with multiple organizations, exemplifies the effectiveness of this collaborative approach [10].