Core Insights - The seminar on innovative development in China's elderly care sector highlighted the release of the "2025 China Urban Residents Elderly Care Research Findings" report, which integrates various data sources to construct an evaluation system for urban elderly care [1] - The report indicates that while urbanization in China has surpassed 67% with a resident population of 940 million, there are significant regional and demographic disparities in elderly care levels [1] - The transition from "basic coverage" to "quality improvement" in urban elderly care is noted, with a call for a collaborative ecosystem involving government, market, society, and individuals to achieve a harmonious elderly care vision [1] Summary by Categories Elderly Care Index - The report innovatively constructs the "China Urban Residents Elderly Care Index" based on four dimensions: elderly wealth reserve, elderly service system, age-friendly environment, and silver economy development [1] Urbanization and Demographics - China's urbanization rate has exceeded 67%, with a permanent urban population of 940 million, making cities the primary battleground for addressing aging issues [1] Regional and Group Disparities - There are notable regional and group differences in elderly care levels, indicating that while public service equalization has made significant progress, there is still room for improvement in overall quality [1] Market Demand - The report identifies five core care needs in the market: medical services, meal assistance, cultural and recreational activities, health education, and domestic services, driven by the diverse and large elderly population [1] Targeted Services - The findings suggest that the "vibrant elderly" aged 60 to 70 focus on independence, health, and social participation, while those aged 80 and above have a more urgent need for care and rehabilitation services [1]