发布标准、打造网络、服务“最后一公里” 多措并举托起幸福“夕阳红”

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of elderly care and the establishment of a comprehensive elderly care service network across various regions in China [1] - A national standard for elderly furniture design has been approved, set to be implemented on February 1, 2026, focusing on safety and usability for seniors [2] - The design guidelines for elderly furniture include using soft colors, natural materials, and adjustable features to enhance safety and comfort [2] Group 2 - Shandong Weihai has developed a three-tier elderly care service network that integrates medical and wellness support at the county level, resource hubs at the town level, and community-based mutual assistance at the village level [5] - The "15-minute elderly service circle" in Weihai includes 51 centers providing various services to over 30,000 seniors [7] - In rural areas, a low-cost mutual assistance model allows elderly residents to receive meals and support at home, promoting the concept of "aging in place" [9] Group 3 - Harbin is focusing on refined services to build a "happy elderly care circle," including day care services that allow family members to work without worry [11] - The city is addressing the "last mile" of service delivery by ensuring timely meal delivery to seniors [13] - Harbin is enhancing its urban and rural elderly care service network to improve overall service provision [15]