Core Viewpoint - The press conference highlighted the achievements in health and wellness during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, focusing on the development of services for the elderly population [1] Group 1: Service System Development - By the end of 2024, there will be 1 National Geriatric Medicine Center and 6 National Clinical Research Centers for Geriatric Diseases established, with 6,151 secondary and above general hospitals having geriatric medicine departments, accounting for 84.6% of all general hospitals [1] Group 2: Service Optimization - The construction of elderly-friendly medical institutions has been promoted, with 94.4% of secondary and above public hospitals setting up "green channels" for elderly patients and establishing medical social work to assist them in seeking medical care [1] - The shift from a single disease model to a multi-disease co-management model in elderly medical services has been emphasized, alongside the development of elderly care, home care, and "Internet + nursing services" [1] Group 3: Health Management - Approximately 140 million health management services are provided annually for elderly individuals aged 65 and above [1] - By 2025, free health check-ups for the elderly will include chest digital X-ray positioning and glycosylated hemoglobin testing, as well as initial cognitive function screening, promoting tiered and classified health services based on age and health status [1]