Core Viewpoint - Guangdong Province is advancing the integration of elderly care services in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area through new measures aimed at policy interoperability, standard alignment, talent exchange, and project cooperation [1][2]. Group 1: Policy Measures - The "Several Measures for Deepening the Reform and Development of Elderly Care Services in Guangdong Province" has been issued, promoting the establishment and operation of elderly care institutions by service providers from Hong Kong and Macao in Guangdong [1]. - The "Guangdong Residential Care Service Plan" will be expanded to more cities, currently covering nine cities in the Greater Bay Area to meet the diverse elderly care needs of Hong Kong residents [1]. Group 2: Goals and Standards - By the end of 2027, all counties (cities, districts) in Guangdong will have a county-level comprehensive elderly care service management platform [1]. - By the end of 2030, each city at or above the prefecture level will have at least one four-star or higher elderly care institution, with over 90% of public elderly care institutions rated at level three or above [1]. - The proportion of elderly care workers with vocational skill certificates in all elderly care institutions in the province is expected to reach 80% [1]. Group 3: Service Integration and Innovation - The measures promote the integration of home, community, and institutional services, supporting collaboration between elderly care institutions and property services, housekeeping services, and internet platforms [2]. - There is encouragement for foreign investment in the elderly care industry in Guangdong, allowing foreign investors to enjoy national treatment [2]. - Guangdong will enhance the basic elderly care service information database and promote the development and application of smart health elderly care products, including humanoid robots, brain-computer interfaces, and artificial intelligence technologies [2].