全面发放补贴！长期在陕60岁以上、中度及以上失能老年人可申领→

Core Points - The Ministry of Civil Affairs and the Ministry of Finance have officially implemented a policy to provide elderly care service consumption subsidies for moderately to severely disabled elderly individuals starting from January 1, 2023, building on pilot programs initiated in July 2022 [1][12] - Eligible elderly individuals can apply for a monthly subsidy of up to 800 yuan, with a 50% deduction for home care services and a 40% deduction for institutional care services [1][12] Subsidy Implementation - The subsidy program will be available to elderly individuals aged 60 and above who are assessed as moderately or severely disabled, regardless of their registered residence, as long as they reside long-term in Shaanxi Province [16][19] - The subsidy aims to alleviate the financial burden on families caring for disabled elderly individuals and promote the development of the elderly care service industry [19][24] Subsidy Details - The subsidy covers 17 types of services, including long-term and short-term institutional care, day care, meal assistance, bathing assistance, cleaning assistance, rehabilitation care, and health management services [20][21] - The electronic consumption vouchers issued for the subsidy are valid for one month and can be used to offset personal expenses for eligible services [8][21] Service Providers - Elderly care institutions must meet specific criteria to participate in the subsidy program, including legal registration and the ability to provide services to moderately and severely disabled elderly individuals [22][24] - The program emphasizes fair competition among service providers, allowing various types of institutions to participate without restrictions based on funding capabilities [24] Monitoring and Quality Assurance - The provincial, municipal, and county civil affairs departments will conduct regular checks and surveys to ensure service quality and address any issues related to service delivery [23][24] - Institutions found to engage in practices such as price inflation prior to deductions will be disqualified from the program [23]