积极培育专业居家养老机构，推广"社区+物业+养老服务"模式，扩大智慧家庭养老床位覆盖，提升养 老机构护理型床位占比，强化失能、认知障碍老年人照护与安宁疗护服务，完善家庭养老支持政策，扩 大适老化改造补贴覆盖面。 青海：23项举措满足老年人多样化、多层次养老需求 中新网西宁11月26日电 (李隽 马洁冰)26日，记者从青海省民政厅获悉，该省印发《关于深化养老服务 改革发展的若干措施》(以下简称：《若干措施》)，以六大方面23项具体举措构建系统性改革框架，全 力推动养老服务高质量发展，精准满足全省老年人多样化、多层次养老需求。 "十四五"期间，青海养老服务政策体系不断完善，设施提质覆盖城乡，服务质量提升优化，适老化改造 扎实推进，高海拔养老机构实现制氧设备全覆盖，家庭养老床位建设有效提升居家安全与舒适度。 "十五五"期间，该省将以《若干措施》为指引，聚焦"2029年基本养老服务优化、2035年养老服务体系 成熟定型"的目标，全面推进养老服务提质扩容。 据悉，"十五五"期间，青海省将实现县级综合养老服务管理平台及城市街道社区设施全覆盖，乡镇区域 养老服务中心基本覆盖，形成农村"互助养老服务圈"和城市"十五分钟"养老 ...

时隔八年，再次出台养老服务标准体系建设指南，体系升级背后是如何考量的？全国社会福利服务标准 化技术委员会副主任委员兼秘书长甄炳亮对此进行了介绍。 体系升级背后如何考量？ 甄炳亮表示，现在距离2017年已经过去了8年，8年的时间，我国养老服务形态、模式、运用的工具发生 了翻天覆地的变化，这些变化需要通过标准进行规范化和引导。其次，老年人个性化需求和高品质需求 越来越多，有的居家养老，有的在社区养老，需要通过标准来规范。 为什么如此强调标准的刚性？ 甄炳亮表示，我们只有一个强制性标准，就是养老服务质量的基本规范。把适度的强制性标准制定出 来，使大家都能够耳熟能详，这对养老服务的提升质量和更好满足老人需求非常重要。 "应强尽强，能强则强"，2025版养老服务标准体系建设指南将保障人身健康和生命财产安全的标准设置 为强制性标准，突出"快""优"和"强制性"，增加标准有效供给。对于老年人的新需求，新版《标准体系 指南》也做出了积极回应。本期《新闻1+1》关注：标准升级，养老服务有哪些"红线"和"底线"？ 甄炳亮表示，标准为全国养老服务从业人员提供了基本遵循。但由于南方和北方、冬天和夏天、活力老 人和身体失能老人等情况不 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Civil Affairs and the State Administration for Market Regulation have jointly issued the revised "Guidelines for the Construction of the Elderly Care Service Standard System (2025 Edition)", aiming to enhance the quality of elderly care services and establish a standard system that aligns with China's national conditions [1][2]. Group 1: Standardization and Quality Improvement - The revised guidelines optimize the standard system framework, clarifying standard targets and improving structural organization to adapt to new developments in elderly care services [2][3]. - New secondary and tertiary indicators have been added, particularly in service provision, to address various service scenarios such as home, community, and institutional care, thereby laying a foundation for systematic and standardized development of elderly care services [2][3]. Group 2: Addressing Current Challenges - Despite the large number of elderly care institutions and facilities, there are still deficiencies in service quality and risk management, necessitating the clarification of service content and quality requirements through standardization [3]. - The revision aims to tackle issues such as unbalanced standard supply structure, weak guidance of standards, and inadequate implementation of key standards, ensuring that standardization keeps pace with the evolving needs of elderly care services [3]. Group 3: Supporting Elderly Needs - The guidelines emphasize the importance of a comprehensive standard system to meet the diverse needs of the elderly in areas such as life care, health management, social security, and cultural enrichment [4]. - As of October this year, China has issued 262 national standards related to elderly care and accessibility, establishing a standard system that supports the construction of an elderly-friendly society [4]. Group 4: Future Directions - The State Administration for Market Regulation plans to enhance collaboration with relevant departments to accelerate the development of essential elderly care service standards, particularly in home and community care, quality safety, and smart elderly care [5]. - The implementation of the guidelines is seen as an opportunity to promote the effective application of important standards, supporting the establishment of a unified national elderly care service standard and evaluation system [5].

Core Viewpoint - Recent local policies in Guangdong and Beijing are driving the development of the silver economy, highlighting the diverse needs of the elderly population and the importance of optimizing product supply to meet these demands [1][2][3] Group 1: Technological Empowerment - The integration of technology in elderly care is essential for creating new business models within the silver economy, focusing on smart health monitoring and remote care systems tailored to the specific needs of different elderly groups [1] - Market education is crucial for increasing acceptance of smart elderly care devices, with government and enterprises playing a key role in promoting these technologies [1] Group 2: Expanding Quality Consumption Supply - The silver market is projected to reach 7.21 trillion yuan by 2025, with a compound annual growth rate exceeding 20%, indicating a shift in elderly consumption from survival to development-oriented products [2] - Companies should innovate and expand product offerings based on the real needs of the elderly, moving from traditional "elderly products" to more engaging and enjoyable options [2] Group 3: Addressing Talent Shortages - There is a significant shortfall in the number of elderly care workers, with a current demand of 6 million but only 500,000 available, particularly for dementia care [2] - Efforts should be made to enhance vocational training and career development for caregivers to strengthen the workforce in the silver economy [2] Group 4: Financial Support and Security - Local governments should promote innovations in commercial elderly insurance and long-term care insurance, encouraging investment in the elderly care industry to provide financial security for the elderly [2] - A multi-tiered pension security system is necessary to support the growing needs of the silver economy [2][3]

Core Viewpoint - The release of the "Guidelines for the Construction of the Elderly Care Service Standard System (2025 Edition)" aims to address the challenges in the elderly care sector in China, including standard deficiencies and supply imbalances, thereby supporting high-quality development in the industry [1][2]. Group 1: Purpose and Framework - The revision of the guidelines is driven by two main objectives: to implement national policies and to address issues such as standard deficiencies and unbalanced supply structures in elderly care services [2]. - The guidelines consist of six main parts, including overall requirements, construction basis, construction content, organizational implementation, and two appendices detailing the standard framework and existing standards [2][3]. Group 2: Construction Content - The construction content is divided into four sub-systems: 1. General Basic Standards for Services, which standardizes basic concepts and scope in elderly care 2. Service Provision Standards, which specify the content and requirements of elderly care services 3. Service Support Standards, which regulate training, staffing, environment, facilities, technology, and information for service institutions 4. Service Management Standards, which cover admission, standard construction, dispute resolution, quality monitoring, evaluation, credit management, risk prevention, and rights protection for the elderly [3][4]. Group 3: Implementation and Standards - The guidelines introduce new secondary and tertiary indicators to standardize core services in home, community, and institutional settings, while also addressing the trends in the silver economy [3]. - As of October 2025, a total of 262 national standards related to elderly care and accessibility have been published, establishing a comprehensive standard system that meets the basic living needs of the elderly [4]. Group 4: Future Directions - The Ministry of Civil Affairs will collaborate with the State Administration for Market Regulation to promote the application of the guidelines, aiming to create a tiered, inclusive, and accessible elderly care system that enhances service quality and meets diverse needs [5].

Core Viewpoint - The implementation plan aims to enhance the adaptability of supply and demand in consumer goods, promoting consumption and economic circulation through 19 key tasks, with a focus on consumption upgrades leading to industrial upgrades [2][4]. Group 1: Objectives and Goals - By 2027, the plan targets the formation of three trillion-level consumption sectors and ten hundred-billion-level consumption hotspots, along with the creation of high-quality consumer goods with cultural significance [9]. - By 2030, a high-quality development pattern characterized by positive interaction between supply and consumption is expected to be established, with a steady increase in consumption's contribution to economic growth [11]. Group 2: Key Tasks - The plan includes expanding new consumption increments through the application of new technologies and innovative models, such as promoting efficient manufacturing responses and integrating artificial intelligence [4][13]. - It emphasizes deepening existing consumption by enhancing the supply of unique and new products, including green products, rural consumer goods, and health-related innovations [4][16]. Group 3: Targeted Consumer Needs - The plan aims to precisely match the needs of different consumer groups by enriching the supply of products for infants, students, and the elderly, as well as expanding fashionable products [5][17]. - It highlights the importance of developing age-appropriate products, including elderly care robots and multifunctional nursing beds, to cater to the quality of life needs of older adults [5][19]. Group 4: New Consumption Scenarios and Environments - The plan encourages the cultivation of new consumption scenarios and business models, promoting a combination of online and offline product launches and the development of live-streaming e-commerce and instant retail [4][17]. - It also focuses on creating a favorable development environment by leveraging large-scale equipment updates and enhancing consumer finance products and services [19][21].

Core Viewpoint - The State Administration for Market Regulation and the Ministry of Civil Affairs held a joint press conference to interpret the "Guidelines for the Construction of the Elderly Care Service Standard System (2025 Edition)" [1] Group 1 - The press conference provided insights into the construction of standards related to elderly care services [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent release of the "Guidelines for the Construction of the Elderly Care Service Standard System (2025 Edition)" by the State Administration for Market Regulation and the Ministry of Civil Affairs, aiming to enhance the quality and standardization of elderly care services in response to the growing demand for such services in society [1][2]. Group 1: Standardization and Development - The new guidelines aim to lead the systematic and standardized development of elderly care services, addressing the rapid evolution of new business models, technologies, and service scenarios such as home care, community services, and institutional care [1][2]. - Compared to the 2017 version, the revised guidelines have made adjustments and expansions in the framework structure, classification methods, coverage of standard objects, and system coding [1]. Group 2: Policy Implementation and Focus Areas - The revision emphasizes the coordination of standards with policy implementation, focusing on accelerating the construction of elderly-friendly housing and improving safety and quality standards for elderly-friendly products [2]. - New indicators have been added, including "elderly-friendly renovation services," "safety management," and "technology assistance for the elderly," highlighting the importance of health care and rehabilitation services [2]. Group 3: Future Directions - The State Administration for Market Regulation plans to accelerate the development of standards in key areas such as rehabilitation aids, textiles, home appliances, public facilities, smart products, and life services to support the elderly in enjoying a happy and secure later life [3].

Core Points - China is accelerating efforts to address the lack of standards in elderly care services due to the increasing aging population, which has become a significant public concern [1] - The National Market Supervision Administration and the Ministry of Civil Affairs jointly released the "Guidelines for the Construction of Elderly Care Service Standards System (2025 Edition)" to tackle issues related to outdated and insufficient standards [1] Summary by Sections Standard System Revision - The revised guidelines have shifted from three sub-systems in the 2017 version to four, adding a new service management standard system to regulate various aspects of elderly care institutions [2] - The new service management standards will cover admission and discharge processes, standard system construction, dispute resolution, service quality monitoring, institution evaluation, credit management, risk prevention, and protection of elderly rights [2] Future Directions - The National Market Supervision Administration plans to continue strengthening the coordination of standards for elderly products and services, focusing on key areas such as rehabilitation aids, textiles, home appliances, public facilities, smart products, and life services [2] - The aim is to accelerate the development of age-appropriate standards to enhance the quality of life for the elderly population [2]

Core Points - The new guideline for the construction of the elderly care service standard system (2025 version) has been comprehensively upgraded compared to the 2017 version, aiming to enhance the foundational and leading role of standardization in the high-quality development of elderly care services [1][2] Group 1: Structural Improvements - The framework structure of the standard system has been optimized, adding a "service management" subsystem to the existing three subsystems, making the framework more reasonable and complete [1] - New secondary and tertiary indicators have been added to adapt to the new requirements of elderly care services, considering different service scenarios such as home, community, and institutional care [1] Group 2: New Indicators and Services - The guideline introduces new indicators such as "entrusted consulting services" and "travel elderly care services" to align with the trends in the silver economy [1] - The guideline emphasizes the importance of life care and mental comfort services, laying a solid foundation for the systematic and standardized development of elderly care services [1] Group 3: Standard Coding and Policy Coordination - The standard coding system has been further improved, enhancing the guidance function for the revision of standards and clarifying the direction for key areas and emerging industries [2] - The guideline strengthens the coordination between standards and policy implementation, adding indicators related to "elderly-friendly home renovations," "safety management," and "technology assistance for the elderly" [2]