照护服务从“人找服务”迈向“服务找人” 数据加持民生一件事托举幸福“夕阳红”

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of a nationwide elderly care service consumption subsidy project in China will begin in July 2025, targeting elderly individuals with moderate to severe disabilities in selected pilot regions [1][3]. Group 1: Subsidy Details - Eligible elderly individuals residing in care institutions will receive a monthly subsidy of 800 yuan, while those receiving home care will receive 500 yuan [3]. - The subsidy covers services such as meal assistance, bathing assistance, rehabilitation care, and day care [3]. Group 2: Assessment and Database - An elderly capability assessment is required to qualify for the subsidy, with a database established to cover 110,000 disabled elderly individuals [4][6]. - Assessors must have at least five years of relevant experience and undergo training before conducting evaluations [5]. Group 3: Information Sharing and Efficiency - In Chengdu, information sharing between civil affairs and medical insurance departments has streamlined the assessment process, allowing for mutual recognition of disability levels [7][9]. - The implementation of the subsidy has led to a significant increase in the occupancy rates of care institutions in pilot areas [11][12]. Group 4: Regional Implementation - In Zhoushan, over 70 elderly individuals have applied for the subsidy, leading to a noticeable increase in new admissions to care facilities [14][17]. - Newyu has established a dual-channel application system to facilitate subsidy claims for home care recipients [22][23]. Group 5: Future Plans and Improvements - Newyu's civil affairs department plans to enhance home care services and address resource imbalances in rural areas [24].