医疗机构可在养老院开设服务点

Core Viewpoint - The city has launched a joint initiative to promote high-quality development of integrated medical and elderly care services, involving multiple government departments to enhance collaboration between healthcare institutions and elderly care facilities [1][2][3] Group 1: Policy Measures - The initiative supports the establishment of medical service stations within elderly care institutions and integrates these institutions into a close-knit medical alliance management system [1] - It encourages the transformation of underutilized secondary and lower-level medical institutions into rehabilitation hospitals, nursing homes, and palliative care centers [1] - Elderly care institutions can entrust their internal medical facilities to healthcare institutions for management, aiming to increase the number of nursing care beds [1] Group 2: Cooperation and Services - The policy emphasizes the establishment of cooperative agreements between healthcare institutions and elderly care facilities, promoting multi-level contracts and ensuring basic public health and medical services are provided [2] - It includes health service actions for disabled and cognitively impaired elderly individuals, offering health assessments and guidance, and integrating economically disadvantaged groups into social assistance programs [2] - The initiative supports extending services from healthcare institutions to community elderly care services, providing home visits and family beds for elderly individuals with various health needs [2] Group 3: Technological Integration - The city encourages collaboration between integrated care institutions and healthcare providers with internet diagnostic capabilities to offer remote consultations and chronic disease management [3] - It promotes the use of internet hospitals for home-based elderly patients to manage common and chronic diseases [3] - By the end of 2027, all eligible integrated care institutions will be included as designated medical insurance points [3]