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]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Civil Affairs and the State Administration for Market Regulation have jointly released the "Guidelines for the Construction of the Elderly Care Service Standard System (2025 Edition)" to enhance the standardization and evaluation system for elderly care services, aiming for high-quality development in this sector [1][5]. Group 1: Standard System Expansion - The revised 2025 edition expands the sub-systems from three to four, including: 1. General Basic Standards System 2. Service Provision Standards System 3. Service Guarantee Standards System 4. Service Management Standards System [3][5]. - The General Basic Standards System aims to unify basic and general concepts in the elderly care sector, while the Service Provision Standards System specifies the content and requirements of elderly care services [3]. Group 2: Focus on Core Standards - The Ministry of Civil Affairs emphasizes the need to address shortcomings in the standardization framework, including an imbalance in standard supply, with more recommended standards than mandatory ones [5]. - The new guidelines will accelerate the development of key core standards, focusing on speed, quality, and mandatory nature to increase effective standard supply [5][6]. Group 3: Integration with Other Sectors - The elderly care standardization work will focus on creating a supply structure that combines home-based care, community support, and professional institutional care, integrating resources from various sectors such as housing, health, culture, and finance [6][8]. Group 4: New Indicators and Standards - The updated guidelines introduce new secondary and tertiary indicators, particularly in service provision, to address the characteristics of different service scenarios, including home, community, and institutional care [8]. - New indicators include "entrusted consulting services" and "traveling elderly care services," aligning with the trends in the silver economy [8]. Group 5: Progress in Standards Development - As of October this year, the State Administration for Market Regulation has released a total of 262 national standards related to aging and accessibility, with 13 standards specifically for elderly products [9][11]. - Future efforts will focus on accelerating the development of standards for rehabilitation aids and other key areas related to elderly care [11].

新京报讯(记者陈琳)11月26日，市场监管总局和民政部联合召开专题新闻发布会。民政部养老服务司副 司长张军介绍，民政部会同市场监管总局(国家标准委)已于近日正式印发《养老服务标准体系建设指南 (2025版)》，这将为破解养老服务标准缺失、滞后等问题提供重要解决方案。 面对日益严峻的人口老龄化形势，养老服务已成为关乎亿万人民福祉的重大民生问题。"构建科学合理 的养老服务标准体系，是维护老年人合法权益、促进养老服务高质量发展的关键基础。"张军表示，新 《标准指南》的出台，标志着我国养老服务标准化建设进入新阶段。 据介绍，此次修订是对2017版指南的全面升级，重点对标准体系框架进行了调整和扩充，使标准对象更 明确、体系结构更完整。新《标准指南》包含6个部分内容，创新构建了四大标准子体系：统一养老服 务基础概念的服务通用基础标准体系、规范养老服务具体内容的服务提供标准体系、支撑养老机构运行 的服务保障标准体系，以及规范机构管理的服务管理标准体系。 值得关注的是，新《标准指南》将重点解决当前养老服务领域标准供给结构不平衡、工作机制不健全等 突出问题，为建立全国统一的养老服务质量标准和评价体系提供重要依据。 "这不仅是对 ...

养老服务是关乎千万家庭幸福与社会和谐稳定的重要民生工程。11月25日，新疆维吾尔自治区乌苏市市 场监管局强化党建引领，积极践行"实干争先"理念，立足职能，优化服务措施，改进服务方式，开展日 间照料中心食品安全监督检查，防范化解风险隐患，守护群众"舌尖上的安全"。 检查过程中，该局执法人员严查食品进货查验、索证索票、餐具消毒、储存条件及从业人员健康管理、 加工操作和食品留样等情况，督促做好登记记录等关键环节，并演示疑似食物中毒应急处置流程。同步 检查消防设施配备、液化气罐使用等安全隐患。针对检查中发现的问题，现场督促经营主体限期整改， 强化经营主体责任意识。同时，借助老人聚集时机，向老人宣传保健食品等相关安全知识。 新疆融兴盛景城市服务有限公司董事、副总经理钟燕说："我们把日间照料中心打造成为居民的'第二个 家'。孩子能学习玩耍，老人能就餐聊天，年轻人能运动娱乐，满足全龄需求，传递城市温度。" 养老服务"加速度"、幸福晚年有温度。乌苏市持续推动养老服务从"有"向"优"提质升级，不断促进养老 服务可知可感可及，让老年人"养老"变"享老"，切实解决了老年人日间托管、健康护理等需求。截至目 前，乌苏市共有日间照料中心 ...

Core Viewpoint - The release of the "Guidelines for the Construction of the Elderly Care Service Standard System (2025 Edition)" aims to establish a unified quality standard and evaluation system for elderly care services, addressing the rapid development of new service models and technologies while resolving existing standard deficiencies [3][4]. Group 1: Overview of the Guidelines - The 2025 edition of the guidelines was jointly issued by the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the State Administration for Market Regulation on September 29 [1]. - The guidelines are designed to protect the legal rights of the elderly and promote high-quality development in the elderly care industry [3]. Group 2: Key Modifications from the 2017 Edition - The structure of the standard system has been optimized from three sub-systems in the 2017 edition to four in the 2025 edition, which includes General Basics, Service Provision, Service Guarantee, and Service Management [4]. - The coverage of the standards has been expanded, particularly in service provision, to consider various service scenarios such as home, community, and institutional care [4]. - The standard coding has been improved, with a detailed standard list developed according to the coding rules [4]. Group 3: Focus Areas for Future Development - The State Administration for Market Regulation is focusing on two main areas to support high-quality development in elderly care: the construction of a standard system for elderly-friendly renovations and the continuous improvement of standards for elderly products [5]. - By October 2025, a total of 262 national standards related to elderly-friendly and barrier-free environments are expected to be published [5]. - The agency aims to enhance the standardization of elderly products, having already released 13 national standards for elderly appliances, furniture, shoes, and adult diapers [5].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news is that Yueshen Health's stock has increased by 5.7%, reaching 5.01 CNY per share, with a trading volume of 1.29 billion CNY and a market capitalization of 4.608 billion CNY [1] - Yueshen Health, established on June 8, 1993, and listed on August 23, 2007, operates in high-end building ceramics and health-related materials, focusing on comprehensive hospitals, reproductive health, and elderly care services [1] - The company's main revenue sources include: 35.96% from marble tiles, 31.86% from antique tiles, 11.19% from health services, 8.71% from warehouse leasing, 6.71% from ceramic tiles, 5.09% from glass tiles, and 0.48% from other tile products [1] Group 2 - Among Yueshen Health's top ten circulating shareholders, Guotai Fund's ETF has entered the list, holding 1.9629 million shares, which is 0.21% of the circulating shares, with an estimated profit of approximately 530,000 CNY [2] - The Guotai CSI All-Index Building Materials ETF was established on June 9, 2021, with a current size of 1.102 billion CNY, yielding 11.52% this year and 7.89% over the past year [2] - The fund manager, Huang Yue, has been in position for 4 years and 296 days, managing assets totaling 35.78 billion CNY, with the best return of 45.68% and the worst return of -60.02% during his tenure [3]

Core Insights - The article emphasizes the importance of small and micro enterprises as vital components of the economy, particularly in Henan province, which focuses on enhancing their vitality and market engagement [1] Group 1: Financial Support for SMEs - The establishment of the national small and micro enterprise fund flow credit information sharing platform has been pivotal in addressing financing challenges, leading to 10289 financing cases benefiting 6640 enterprises, with a total of 250.65 billion yuan in key sectors [1] - Financial institutions in Henan have utilized the fund flow information platform to issue loans totaling 51 billion yuan to 1130 technology enterprises, overcoming traditional financing barriers [2] Group 2: Case Studies of Successful Financing - A smart technology company in Nanyang received an 800,000 yuan credit line through the fund flow information platform, enabling it to fulfill a large production order and anticipate a 30% increase in output [3] - A renewable energy company specializing in battery recycling secured a 500,000 yuan green loan, which facilitated its expansion in environmental capacity [4] Group 3: Inclusive Financing for Micro Enterprises - The fund flow information platform has enabled 5855 enterprises to receive 182.2 billion yuan in inclusive loans, transforming fragmented financial data into recognized credit [5] - A grain and oil company benefited from a 10 million yuan credit line after the bank utilized the platform to streamline its financial data assessment [5] Group 4: Tailored Financial Solutions for the Elderly Care Sector - The fund flow information platform has provided 200,000 yuan in loans to two elderly care institutions, addressing their unique financing needs [6] - An elderly care facility received a 1 million yuan loan within three days, allowing it to expand its services and improve living conditions for seniors [6] Group 5: Data-Driven Financial Services - The fund flow information platform serves as a comprehensive data-sharing system, enhancing the financial service landscape by breaking down information silos and improving risk management [7] - Over 60% of financial institutions in Henan have integrated the platform into their credit management systems, expanding its application from pre-loan approval to post-loan management [7]

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Core Insights - China is advancing the "age-friendly" home modifications for the elderly, with over 3.1 billion people aged 60 and above expected by the end of 2024, and about 90% of them preferring to age at home [1][3] Group 1: Policy and Implementation - Since 2020, Shenyang has implemented home modifications for elderly individuals based on the principle of "willing to modify" and "one case per household," providing up to 3,000 yuan in subsidies for families with severely disabled elderly individuals [1][3] - Various regions, including Zhejiang and Guizhou, have introduced subsidies for purchasing age-friendly products, while Wuhan is exploring the construction of age-friendly residential buildings [3][5] Group 2: Service Expansion - Shenyang has completed over 10,000 home modifications for elderly individuals in need, with a significant focus on enhancing home care services such as bathing, mobility assistance, and medical accompaniment [3][5] - The city has provided services to over 1.9 million elderly individuals, accumulating 2.8 million hours of service, showcasing a robust support network for the elderly [3][5] Group 3: Future Directions - The Central Committee's 14th Five-Year Plan emphasizes optimizing basic elderly care services and improving urban-rural elderly care networks, indicating a strategic focus on enhancing the quality of life for the elderly [5] - Experts suggest that a collaborative effort among policies, markets, and society is essential to further improve the infrastructure and service levels for age-friendly modifications, ensuring dignified aging for more elderly individuals [5]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the improvements in elderly care services in Xiayi County, Henan Province, driven by enhanced supervision and governance mechanisms, addressing issues such as food quality and service standards for the elderly [1][2]. Group 1: Issues Identified - The county's disciplinary inspection and supervision found significant public complaints regarding elderly care services, including poor food quality, inadequate service, and risks of fraud [1]. - Key problems included lax financial oversight, inaccurate subsidy distribution, and non-compliance in service provision, which negatively impacted the elderly's sense of security and well-being [1]. Group 2: Measures Taken - A comprehensive approach was adopted, involving collaboration with various departments to address the root causes of issues in elderly care services [2]. - Specific actions included establishing a unique identification system for seniors over 80 to prevent fraudulent claims, resulting in the accurate distribution of subsidies totaling 11.75 million yuan to 33,133 elderly individuals [2]. - The county also implemented management guidelines for community elderly care centers and equipped 18 centers with necessary facilities to enhance service quality [2]. Group 3: Ongoing and Future Initiatives - To prevent recurrence of issues, a joint supervision model was established, including a dedicated monitoring office for elderly meal services and real-time oversight at food processing centers [3]. - The county is enhancing public reporting channels through online and offline platforms, ensuring transparency and accountability in elderly care services [3]. - Future plans include continuous monitoring of new challenges in elderly care and refining the supervision and improvement mechanisms to strengthen service guarantees for the elderly [3].