广东22部门联合发文深化养老服务改革发展

Core Viewpoint - The Guangdong Provincial Civil Affairs Department and 22 other departments have jointly issued measures to deepen the reform and development of elderly care services, outlining a "timeline" and "roadmap" for the future of elderly care in the province. Group 1: Key Measures and Timelines - By the end of 2027, all counties (cities, districts) in Guangdong will have established county-level comprehensive elderly care service management platforms [1] - By the end of 2028, regional elderly care centers will cover all streets in the province, all towns in the Pearl River Delta, and over 78% of towns in the eastern and western Guangdong regions [2] - By the end of 2030, each prefecture-level city will have at least one four-star or above elderly care institution, and over 90% of county-level public elderly care institutions will achieve a rating of level three or above [1][4] Group 2: Development of Service Networks - The measures emphasize the construction of a three-tier elderly care service network at the county, town, and village levels, extending services to grassroots and community settings [2] - County-level platforms will coordinate resources, set industry standards, and guide the work of regional elderly care centers [2] - Community service stations will be established to provide meal assistance, cultural activities, and care services for elderly residents [3] Group 3: Integration of Service Models - The measures aim to integrate home-based, community, and institutional elderly care services, enhancing collaboration and resource sharing among these models [4] - Support for home-based care includes the construction of age-friendly housing and training for family caregivers [4] - Institutional care will focus on standardization and professional service delivery, with a goal of increasing the supply of nursing beds [4] Group 4: Talent Development and Market Participation - The measures propose a multi-supply structure for elderly care services, encouraging government, market, and social participation [5][6] - Support for various market entities to expand elderly care services includes transforming idle state-owned properties into care facilities [6] - The establishment of a professional technical talent evaluation system for elderly care services is also highlighted [7] Group 5: Financial and Technological Support - At least 55% of the lottery public welfare funds will be allocated to support elderly care services [7] - The measures promote the integration of medical and elderly care services, encouraging the inclusion of eligible elderly care institutions in basic medical insurance [7] - The development and promotion of smart health elderly care products, including robotics and AI technologies, are emphasized [7]