多元服务、全域覆盖，北京大兴把养老服务搬到“家门口”

Core Insights - The article highlights the transformation of the elderly care service system in Daxing District, Beijing, from a single care model to a comprehensive service network, reflecting the ongoing improvement of the city's elderly care services [1][3]. Summary by Sections Service Transformation - Daxing District is developing a "district-level three-tier elderly care service network" with the completion of upgrades to five regional elderly care centers by 2024 and three more centers passing preliminary inspections by 2025 [1][6]. - The service model has shifted from basic care to a comprehensive service approach, integrating various services such as meal provision, medical rehabilitation, cultural activities, and community engagement [3][4]. Community Engagement - The regional elderly care center has effectively supported 27 elderly service stations, providing an average of 12,000 meal services per month and reaching 68,000 elderly individuals [3][6]. - The community restaurant serves around 150 meals daily, with subsidized meal options for seniors, enhancing accessibility to nutritious food [4][6]. Infrastructure and Resource Management - The "district-level three-tier elderly care service network" is structured with a guiding center at the district level, regional service centers, and community service stations to ensure services are close to the elderly [6][8]. - A resource-sharing mechanism has been established to support community service stations, allowing for efficient communication and response to the needs of the elderly [8]. Future Developments - By the second half of 2025, the new regional elderly care centers are expected to benefit over 40,000 elderly individuals, with plans to extend services to rural areas [6][8]. - The district-level elderly care demonstration center will also be operational by late 2025, aiming to provide diverse services directly to the homes and communities of the elderly [8].