从“老有所养”到“老有颐养”

Core Viewpoint - The articles highlight the ongoing improvements in the elderly care system in various regions, focusing on enhancing the quality and accessibility of services while expanding the coverage of social security for the elderly [4][5][11]. Group 1: Policy and System Improvements - By 2025, the region aims to enhance the pension security system and elderly care services, ensuring basic guarantees while expanding service supply [4]. - The focus is on building a comprehensive elderly care service system based on home care, community support, and institutional care, integrating medical and nursing services [4][5]. - The introduction of policies and projects has improved the accessibility of elderly services, transitioning from "old-age support" to "enjoyable old age" [4][5]. Group 2: Social Security Expansion - The region is actively expanding basic pension insurance coverage, including more flexible employment and new economy workers into the social security system [5][6]. - The proportion of flexible employment and new economy workers among newly insured individuals is expected to increase significantly by 2026 [8]. - Efforts are being made to streamline the transfer and continuity of pension insurance between urban and rural residents, enhancing the stability and resilience of the coverage [8]. Group 3: Medical and Nursing Integration - The integration of medical and nursing services is being explored, with healthcare institutions collaborating with elderly care facilities to provide comprehensive services [9][10]. - Facilities are being equipped with medical resources, allowing elderly residents to receive medical care without leaving their homes [9][10]. - The establishment of health archives for seniors and regular home visits by medical staff are part of the ongoing efforts to enhance service quality [10]. Group 4: Infrastructure and Service Quality - Significant investments are being made in infrastructure for elderly care, with projects like the comprehensive elderly care center in Keke Dala City, which has a total investment of 6.06 billion yuan [11][12]. - The region has established a network of operational elderly care institutions and community service centers, enhancing the overall service framework [12]. - The introduction of smart elderly care platforms aims to provide integrated services, including meal assistance and medical support, to vulnerable elderly populations [12][13].