前不久，广西壮族自治区民政厅等15部门联合印发《关于进一步加强农村养老服务工作的通知》，提出 健全县乡村三级养老服务网络，推动农村养老服务改革向纵深发展。 当前，我国农村养老服务仍面临收入有限、照料缺位等问题。一方面,一些老人面临着要么费用过高承 担不起，要么服务不到位不愿入住的尴尬。另一方面，部分机构为了维持生存，不得不压低收费、减少 护工，导致专业人才流失，服务质量下降，更难留住老人。 推动"老有所养"进而实现"老有颐养"，需加强农村养老服务的制度保障。各地发挥相关重要文件法规的 作用，参照《国家基本养老服务清单》细化配套措施，结合实际把农村养老服务纳入改革和发展规划， 形成合力推进。 在打好养老服务基础保障的同时，还要提升管理服务水平、丰富养老服务供给。比如，应用人工智能积 极探索智慧养老模式，开发适老化智能产品，让养老服务变得更精准更贴心；鼓励职业学校开设相关专 业课程，开展技能培训，畅通养老服务型人才供给渠道；完善质量评价和奖惩机制，推动服务水平不断 提升。 促进养老服务提质增效，还需创新服务模式，增强养老服务机构的吸引力。比如，把基础条件好的农村 养老机构纳入旅居养老的精品路线，丰富服务产品、提升 ...

通知要求，广西各地要加强改革发展规划引领，将农村养老服务纳入相关规划和各级全面深化改革工作 要点，形成齐抓共管合力。要优化养老服务资源配置，支持符合条件的农村养老服务设施项目纳入中央 和自治区福彩公益金等支持范围，到2025年底，每个县（市、区）至少建有1所以失能照护为主的县级 特困人员供养服务机构，乡镇区域养老服务中心服务覆盖率达到60%，村（社区）养老服务设施进一步 完善。 [ 责编：袁晴 ] 本报南宁8月11日电 （记者庞革平）近日，广西壮族自治区民政厅等15部门联合印发《关于进一步加强 农村养老服务工作的通知》，要求加强改革发展规划引领，健全县乡村三级养老服务网络，扩大普惠养 老服务供给，优化居家为基础、社区（村）为依托、机构为专业支撑、医养相结合的养老服务供给格 局。 ...

本报南宁8月11日电 （记者庞革平）近日，广西壮族自治区民政厅等15部门联合印发《关于进一步加强 农村养老服务工作的通知》，要求加强改革发展规划引领，健全县乡村三级养老服务网络，扩大普惠养 老服务供给，优化居家为基础、社区（村）为依托、机构为专业支撑、医养相结合的养老服务供给格 局。 通知要求，广西各地要加强改革发展规划引领，将农村养老服务纳入相关规划和各级全面深化改革工作 要点，形成齐抓共管合力。要优化养老服务资源配置，支持符合条件的农村养老服务设施项目纳入中央 和自治区福彩公益金等支持范围，到2025年底，每个县（市、区）至少建有1所以失能照护为主的县级 特困人员供养服务机构，乡镇区域养老服务中心服务覆盖率达到60%，村（社区）养老服务设施进一步 完善。 《 人民日报 》（ 2025年08月12日 02 版） (责编：牛镛、岳弘彬) ...

本报南宁8月11日电 （记者庞革平）近日，广西壮族自治区民政厅等15部门联合印发《关于进一步加强 农村养老服务工作的通知》，要求加强改革发展规划引领，健全县乡村三级养老服务网络，扩大普惠养 老服务供给，优化居家为基础、社区（村）为依托、机构为专业支撑、医养相结合的养老服务供给格 局。 （文章来源：人民日报） 通知要求，广西各地要加强改革发展规划引领，将农村养老服务纳入相关规划和各级全面深化改革工作 要点，形成齐抓共管合力。要优化养老服务资源配置，支持符合条件的农村养老服务设施项目纳入中央 和自治区福彩公益金等支持范围，到2025年底，每个县（市、区）至少建有1所以失能照护为主的县级 特困人员供养服务机构，乡镇区域养老服务中心服务覆盖率达到60%，村（社区）养老服务设施进一步 完善。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The notification aims to strengthen rural elderly care services in Guangxi, addressing the challenges posed by rapid population aging and high rural aging rates, by establishing a comprehensive three-tiered service network and optimizing service delivery models [1][2]. Group 1: Policy and Planning - The notification emphasizes the integration of rural elderly care services into broader reform plans, ensuring collaborative efforts across various levels of government [1]. - By the end of 2025, each county is required to establish at least one county-level service institution focused on care for disabled individuals, with a target service coverage rate of 60% for township-level elderly service centers [1]. Group 2: Service Structure and Support - A three-tiered service model is to be developed, linking county, township, and village/community services, with a focus on enhancing the capacity of elderly care services [2]. - The notification encourages the construction of new elderly activity centers at various levels, expanding the functions of services for the elderly [2]. Group 3: Innovation and Quality Improvement - There is a push for innovative management and operational models for elderly care institutions, including the establishment of support mechanisms between municipal and county-level institutions [2]. - The application of artificial intelligence in rural elderly care services is promoted to enhance service precision, personalization, and intelligence [2]. Group 4: Volunteer and Community Engagement - The notification encourages the development of volunteer services for the elderly, promoting engagement from young volunteers and healthier older adults to assist those in need [2].

Core Viewpoint - The core viewpoint emphasizes the need for innovative legal frameworks and practices in the guardianship system for adults, particularly in rural areas, to address challenges such as weakened family support, lack of professional resources, and low legal awareness [1][2]. Group 1: Legal Framework and Innovations - The "intended guardianship" system is highlighted as increasingly valuable, allowing elderly individuals to choose their guardians based on personal wishes while maintaining their dignity and autonomy [1][2]. - The need for legal recognition of alternative guardianship options, including social organizations, is discussed, providing a pathway for professional and humane care for the elderly [2]. Group 2: Recommendations for Rural Elderly Care - Suggestions include revising the Elderly Rights Protection Law to clarify the roles of community committees and professional organizations in social care, establishing clear guidelines for initiating care, and defining responsibilities [2]. - Emphasis is placed on supporting rural care service institutions and social work organizations through policy and financial incentives, ensuring a reliable and professional care workforce [2]. Group 3: Technological Integration - The integration of technology into care standards is recommended, including the establishment of smart care response mechanisms to monitor high-risk elderly individuals and ensure rapid response in emergencies [3]. - The release of the "White Paper on Adult Guardianship" highlights the growing societal concern regarding adult guardianship and provides policy recommendations based on the analysis of current challenges in the guardianship system [3].