为老旧小区引入物业服务 “物业+养老”让社区服务有温度

Core Insights - The article discusses the integration of property services with elderly care needs in old residential communities in Beijing, highlighting a service model that has been explored in recent years [1] Group 1: Community Initiatives - In the Chaoyang District, community staff organized activities for elderly residents, such as writing Spring Festival couplets and visiting seniors living alone or in difficult situations [1] - The demographic in the community shows that 60% of residents are over 60 years old, with a portion being empty-nesters or living alone [1] Group 2: Policy and Regulatory Framework - The "Beijing Elderly Care Service Regulations" was officially released in January, encouraging the integration of property services with elderly care services and supporting property companies in providing services like meal delivery [1] - The Beijing Municipal Housing and Urban-Rural Development Committee emphasizes the need for property service companies to extend their services from traditional property management to comprehensive life services, enhancing service quality to meet residents' needs [1]