Group 1: Industry Overview - The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area is experiencing a profound demographic transformation, with the elderly population in Guangdong exceeding 18 million and over 23% of Hong Kong's population aged 65 and above, leading to a growing demand for high-quality elder care services [1][2] - The region is leveraging its international medical resources, policy advantages, and economic strength to turn the challenges of aging into strategic opportunities for developing the "silver economy" [1][2] Group 2: Policy and Integration - The release of the policy document "Opinions on Deepening the Reform and Development of Elderly Care Services" emphasizes the establishment of a supply mechanism for elderly care services and promotes integration across major regions, including the Greater Bay Area [2] - The integration of services in the Greater Bay Area is characterized by differentiated development among cities, with Guangzhou focusing on high-end medical care, Shenzhen on technology-driven elder care, and other cities developing unique cultural and tourism-based elder care models [2][3] Group 3: Innovative Practices - The "9073" model proposed by the National Health Commission indicates that about 90% of elderly individuals prefer home care, prompting diverse social entities, including insurance companies and real estate firms, to explore new elder care models [5][6] - Companies like Qianhai Life Insurance are investing in elder care facilities, such as the Qianhai Life Shenzhen Happiness Home, which integrates insurance with elder care services [6][7] Group 4: Market Dynamics - The market for elder care in the Greater Bay Area is evolving, with various stakeholders, including real estate and insurance companies, recognizing the long-term potential and actively developing products and business models [7][8] - The integration of medical services within elder care facilities is becoming more common, with local institutions embedding medical functions or establishing partnerships with hospitals to streamline care [3][4] Group 5: Challenges and Solutions - Despite clear demand, the elder care industry in the Greater Bay Area faces challenges such as land supply constraints, long operational cycles, and an uneven payment system, which hinder high-quality development [8][9] - Innovative approaches are being explored, such as market-oriented operations in facilities like the Shenzhen Elderly Care Institute, which aims to meet diverse community needs while alleviating operational pressures [10]

在深圳南山的深圳市养老护理院，一批科技感满满的智能设备正在工作：艾灸机器人不知疲倦地帮助老 人做康复项目，下棋机器人正在与长者对弈，这些智能设备成为最佳"养老搭子"；在远洋椿萱茂(广州 兴业)老年公寓内，罗阿姨悠然地散步，与记者分享经过这一年的调养和治疗，身体转好的欣喜。这些 画面，正是粤港澳大湾区养老产业蓬勃发展的生动注脚。 作为我国开放程度最高、经济活力最强的区域之一，粤港澳大湾区正经历深刻的人口结构转型。据最新 数据，广东省户籍老年人口已突破1800万，香港65岁以上人口占比超过23%，澳门老龄化率亦超过 14%。"银发浪潮"催生了多层次、高品质的康养服务需求。与此同时，大湾区依托其国际化医疗资源、 互联互通的政策优势、雄厚的经济实力、活跃的创新基因，正将应对老龄化的挑战，转化为发展"银发 经济"的战略机遇。 大湾区养老服务有何特色？面对差异化养老需求，相关参与主体有哪些创新实践？当前，还有什么共性 挑战亟待破解？带着这些问题，《证券日报》记者深入走访大湾区多家养老机构，与行业专家、企业代 表及接受服务的老人展开深度对话，记录这片热土上养老产业创新融合的新图景。 "融合"特色鲜明 老有所养是家事，也是国 ...

本报记者 李昱丞 刘晓一 在深圳南山的深圳市养老护理院，一批科技感满满的智能设备正在工作：艾灸机器人不知疲倦地帮助老人做康复项目，下 棋机器人正在与长者对弈，这些智能设备成为最佳"养老搭子"；在远洋椿萱茂（广州兴业）老年公寓内，罗阿姨悠然地散步， 与记者分享经过这一年的调养和治疗，身体转好的欣喜。这些画面，正是粤港澳大湾区养老产业蓬勃发展的生动注脚。 作为我国开放程度最高、经济活力最强的区域之一，粤港澳大湾区正经历深刻的人口结构转型。据最新数据，广东省户籍 老年人口已突破1800万，香港65岁以上人口占比超过23%，澳门老龄化率亦超过14%。"银发浪潮"催生了多层次、高品质的康 养服务需求。与此同时，大湾区依托其国际化医疗资源、互联互通的政策优势、雄厚的经济实力、活跃的创新基因，正将应对 老龄化的挑战，转化为发展"银发经济"的战略机遇。 中国老龄产业协会专职驻会副秘书长、科技委主任王永春在接受《证券日报》记者采访时表示，当前大湾区已构建起"政 策+产业+资源"的养老发展生态，既缓解了区域老龄化难题，也为全国养老产业高质量发展提供了可复制的"湾区经验"。未 来，随着跨境制度衔接进一步优化，大湾区银发经济的发展潜 ...