中央部署长护险，最新行动方案鼓励融合基层医疗

Core Viewpoint - The aging population in China necessitates the enhancement of elderly care services, with a focus on integrating long-term care insurance to improve affordability and accessibility of care for the elderly [1][2]. Group 1: Policy and Action Plans - The Central Economic Work Conference in December 2025 emphasized the implementation of a rehabilitation and nursing expansion project and the promotion of long-term care insurance [1]. - The National Health Commission and other agencies released an action plan aimed at expanding elderly care resources by 2027, establishing a comprehensive care system covering various stages of elderly care [1][3]. - The action plan encourages local health authorities to plan and increase elderly care resources based on the aging population and service demand in their areas [2]. Group 2: Care Models and Resource Allocation - The action plan proposes a collaborative model between urban medical groups and county medical communities to enhance elderly care services, extending care from institutions to communities and homes [1][3]. - It aims for over 90% of community health service centers and township hospitals to have qualified nurses from secondary hospitals by the end of 2027 [3]. - The plan supports the establishment of day care centers, community-based institutions, and home care services to provide diverse and tiered elderly care options [3][5]. Group 3: Challenges and Solutions - There is a noted disparity in the capabilities and resources between long-term care insurance providers and community hospitals, leading to inefficiencies in service delivery [4]. - The action plan encourages grassroots medical institutions to offer long-term care services and aims to integrate them into the long-term care insurance framework [5]. - Training programs for healthcare professionals in elderly care are to be enhanced, with a target of 95% of nursing staff in relevant institutions receiving training by 2027 [5].