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Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the "Several Measures for Promoting High-Quality Development of Inclusive Elderly Care Services" released by the National Development and Reform Commission and other departments, focusing on creating a sustainable, affordable, and quality elderly care service system [1][3]. Group 1: Service Supply Enhancement - The primary task is to improve the quality and expand the supply of services, particularly for elderly individuals with disabilities or dementia [3]. - Encouragement for elderly care institutions to open community facilities such as rehabilitation care and senior dining services, and to promote the application of AI-assisted diagnostic equipment to enhance home care service quality [3][4]. Group 2: Asset Utilization and Support - The measures advocate for the coordinated use of existing assets, with local development and reform departments leading efforts to repurpose government and state-owned enterprise facilities for elderly care services [3]. - Local governments are encouraged to provide support in terms of land use, utility pricing, and operational costs for inclusive elderly care institutions [3]. Group 3: Development of Service Institutions - The measures promote the development of chain and group inclusive elderly care institutions, with state-owned enterprises playing a leading role in brand creation and service standardization [5]. - Public elderly care institutions are encouraged to open surplus beds to the community, while private institutions should enhance facilities for the elderly, particularly those who are elderly or disabled [5]. Group 4: Pricing Mechanism - The affordability of services is emphasized, with local governments required to consider costs, subsidies, and community affordability when setting prices [5]. - Public institutions will have their basic service fees guided by government pricing, while private institutions will be managed through government guidance or reference pricing [5]. Group 5: Regulatory and Collaborative Framework - The measures stress the need for collaboration among civil affairs, development reform, and market regulation departments to ensure the proper operation and pricing of inclusive elderly care services [5]. - Local regions are urged to align their strategies with demographic aging trends and the development level of the elderly care industry to better meet the needs of the elderly population [5].