Group 1 - The trend of elderly residents from Hong Kong moving to mainland cities for retirement is increasing due to a significant shortage of elderly care resources in Hong Kong, with nearly 100,000 seniors aged 65 and above choosing to settle in Guangdong Province, marking a 40.5% increase over the past decade [1][3][4] - The integration of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area is facilitating the sharing of elderly care resources, providing more convenience for Hong Kong residents seeking retirement options in the mainland [2][14] - Many elderly individuals from Hong Kong prefer to stay in their familiar environments, but the lack of available and affordable care facilities in Hong Kong is pushing them to consider options in Shenzhen and other mainland cities [18][19] Group 2 - The "Guangdong Residential Care Service Plan" was initiated in 2014 to provide funding options for Hong Kong seniors wishing to retire in the mainland, with the number of participating care institutions increasing to 26 across nine mainland cities [21][22] - The Hong Kong government fully subsidizes the costs for eligible seniors in designated care facilities, while also providing monthly allowances to those aged 65 and above, enabling them to choose better living conditions in the Greater Bay Area [8][21] - The collaboration between Hong Kong and mainland cities in cross-border elderly care is evolving from policy exploration to practical integration, with a focus on addressing the challenges of medical service standards and payment systems [23][24] Group 3 - Despite the advantages of living conditions in mainland cities, Hong Kong seniors express concerns regarding the differences in medical standards and the need for cross-border medical services, as many require ongoing treatment and medication [11][25] - Recent developments, such as the ability for Hong Kong seniors to apply for local health insurance after residing in mainland care facilities for six months, are helping to alleviate some of these medical service concerns [26] - The real challenge in cross-border elderly care lies in the integration of systems and standards, which requires ongoing efforts to bridge gaps in medical services, payment methods, and care quality between Hong Kong and the mainland [25][26]

本报讯 （记者冷翠华）为深入践行"健康中国"战略，积极应对我国人口老龄化，1月29日，丰台宛平街道举行"宛平杏林· 康养同行"政企协同助推养老活动。活动聚焦"政企协同、中医药特色"社区养老模式，整合多方资源，服务辖区占比22.6%的老 年群体，致力打造有品质、有温度的幸福晚年。 整体来看，宛平街道多层次养老服务体系形成了覆盖健康、照料、文娱的全链条网络，这打破了传统养老孤立格局，将专 业服务与科技支撑精准嵌入老年人生活圈，初步实现从"有"到"优"、从"被动应对"到"主动保障"的升级。宛平街道的探索为城 市社区养老提供了可复制、可推广的"宛平方案"。 （编辑 李家琪） 图为宛平街道居民在智慧健康小屋体验心理状态评估 冷翠华/摄 t 活动中，京东MALL、苏宁易购、北京农商行与街道养老中心签约，围绕适老化产品、智慧家电、养老金融等领域展开合 作。中国人保健康北京分公司健康管理部负责人崔侨表示，未来将持续以智慧健康小屋为社区触点，融合监测、预警、干预、 保障于一体，为老年人提供全周期、数字化的健康管理解决方案，助力实现从"被动医疗"到"主动健康"的转变，深化健康管理 赋能主业服务的生态布局。 中医药在社区养老新路径 ...