人工智能将深度重塑高净值人群养老

Group 1 - The report highlights the growing demand for quality elderly care among high-net-worth families in China, driven by demographic changes such as an aging population and declining birth rates [1] - The elderly population in China is projected to exceed 290 million by 2024, marking a significant shift from a theoretical trend to a pressing reality [1] - The elderly care industry is identified as a stable and promising sector, with four main modes of elderly living: health care, medical care, nursing care, and comfort care [1] Group 2 - The report indicates that artificial intelligence will significantly reshape the elderly care experience for high-net-worth individuals, with nearly half expressing interest in telemedicine and smart wearable devices [2] - There is a notable preference for public hospital health check centers among high-net-worth individuals, reflecting a strong demand for professional medical services [2] - Traditional Chinese medicine is gaining traction in preventive health care, with a higher selection rate compared to Western nutritional products, indicating a preference for comprehensive health management solutions [2]