山东医养结合机构超千家，33万张床位硬核守护健康养老

Core Viewpoint - The Shandong provincial government is enhancing its elderly care services through the implementation of the "Implementation Opinions on Deepening the Reform and Development of Elderly Care Services," focusing on integrating medical and elderly care services to improve the quality and accessibility of care for the aging population [1][3]. Group 1: Medical and Elderly Care Integration - Shandong is the only province in China designated as a "demonstration province for medical and elderly care integration," with 1,125 integrated institutions and a total of 330,000 beds, both ranking first in the country [3]. - There are 15,000 medical institutions providing extended services, with over 5,000 partnerships between medical and elderly care institutions, significantly enhancing service supply and quality [3]. Group 2: Future Development Goals - By the end of 2029, every county (city, district) in Shandong will establish at least five integrated medical and elderly care institutions, one rehabilitation hospital or nursing home, and two palliative care wards, with integrated institutions making up over 50% of elderly care facilities [3][4]. - The focus will be on optimizing supply, improving networks, and enhancing capabilities to upgrade integrated medical and elderly care services [3]. Group 3: Service Network Construction - A three-tiered service network will be established, focusing on counties and rural areas, with county hospitals enhancing facilities for elderly care, and community health centers collaborating with nursing homes to provide comprehensive services [4]. - Village health clinics will offer home health management and education for elderly populations [4]. Group 4: Capacity Enhancement - Shandong will expand training for critical personnel in integrated medical and elderly care, leveraging technology such as the internet and big data to enhance service delivery [4]. - The province will implement local service standards and strengthen quality control in institutions, integrating traditional Chinese medicine into the entire elderly care process [4].