在萧山区，邻家联合康养机构的护理员小朱来到临浦镇白鹿塘村的汤大伯家中，一边为他测量体 温、血压、脉搏等，一边询问其身体状况并提供健康指导。服务结束后，汤大伯的家人通过民政通App 使用电子消费券完成费用抵扣，全程便捷、省心："以前做一次上门护理要自掏不少钱，现在政府补贴 一部分，负担轻了，服务也更规范、更让人放心。" 这三位老人享受到的福利，都源于中度以上失能老年人养老服务消费补贴政策。去年8月，杭州试 点开展该项补贴工作，已累计发放养老服务消费券5万余张。今年，在全国统一政策框架下，杭州进一 步优化补贴标准，加大居家社区养老服务支持力度，让政策红利更足、覆盖面更广。 服务深一度 2026年失能老人养老补贴新政：额度提升、覆盖更广 杭州市第三社会福利院养老护理员协助老人通过"民政通"申请补贴。 从居家上门护理到机构喘息服务、从专人贴身照料到费用精准抵扣，在杭州，养老服务消费补贴正 以多元场景和实在优惠，为失能老人的晚年生活保驾护航，为失能老人家庭缓解照护难题、减轻经济压 力。 "像沈奶奶这样住在养老机构，需要护理员协助照料生活起居、享受护理一级服务的老人，符合养 老消费券发放标准。"住在滨江区绿康阳光家园的沈 ...

领取消费券前，老年人需进行能力评估，重点围绕日常生活能力、认知能力、精神状态等核心维度，判 定失能等级。评估结果为中度及以上失能老年人的评估经费由财政资金统一支付。所领取的养老服务消 费券涵盖机构养老、居家养老、日间托养、喘息服务等4种类型50余项服务，在购买居家社区养老服务 时补贴50%，购买机构养老服务时补贴40%，每人每月抵扣额度最高不超过800元。申请程序支持老年 人家属、亲属与村（社区）工作人员、养老服务机构工作人员协助代办。 （来源：工人日报） 本报讯 （记者李润钊）日前，在福建省三明市一家老年康养中心居住的81岁老人林姜，收到了800元的 养老服务消费补贴。林姜老人享受到的这项福利，得益于今年1月起三明面向中度以上失能老年人发放 的养老服务消费补贴项目，实施周期为12个月。 为积极应对人口老龄化，加强失能老年人照护服务工作，促进养老服务消费，三明在全市范围内向中度 以上失能老年人发放养老服务消费补贴。据统计，三明全市常住老年人口约52万人，符合中度以上失能 标准的约1.2万人。像林姜一样居住在三明市，经评估为中度、重度、完全失能等级的60周岁以上老年 人，经审核符合补贴条件后，可通过"民政通"领 ...

数据显示,截至2024年底,济南市60岁及以上老年人口达206.22万,占全市户籍人口的24.93%,老龄化已成为 亟待破解的民生课题之一。许梦飞介绍,其中,失能及认知障碍老年群体规模持续扩大,对专业养老服务与 医疗照护服务的需求急剧增加,成为养老服务体系建设的核心难点。 针对认知症照护这一难题,济南构建全链条服务网络。一方面搭建"1+4"政策体系:以《关于开展老年人认 知障碍照护服务工作的指导意见》为总纲,配套出台机构建设、社区筛查、人员培训、筛查实施4个专项 方案,形成全流程政策支撑。另一方面强化资金保障,实行差异化补助政策:针对新建和改(扩)建认知障碍 照护床位分别补助15000元、8000元；同时,对收住认知障碍老年人的养老机构运营方,按不同标准给予补 助,确保服务可持续性。 截至目前,济南已建成专业照护机构1处、养老机构照护专区29个、社区筛查康复点25个,新增认知障碍照 护床位964张,累计完成筛查59.67万人次,基本实现认知障碍老人"早发现、早干预、早照护"。 针对中度以上失能老人家庭的照护压力,济南用消费补贴精准缓解。目前累计发放养老服务消费券3.7万 余张,补贴资金1990万元,切实减轻了 ...

为更好满足失能老年人多层次照护需求，减轻家庭照护负担和家庭支出压力，提升失能老年人生活质 量，市民政局目前已正式启动全市中度以上失能老年人养老服务消费券申领工作。消费券采用"民政 通"(含小程序、APP)线上申领模式，服务范围涵盖居家、社区和机构养老服务三个领域的助餐、助浴、 助洁以及日间托养等17个具体服务项目。 全市首批中度以上失能老年人养老服务消费券成功领取 责任编辑：樊醒民 每日甘肃网1月16日讯 据天水日报报道【天水融媒记者蔚军平】1月15日，天水市首批25名中度以上失 能老年人成功领取养老服务消费补贴优惠券。目前，我市已线上完成注册登记200人。 据介绍，本次补贴对象是经评估为中度、重度或完全失能并居住在天水市行政区域内的60周岁及以上老 年人，不以户籍为限制性因素，但购买养老服务地址需在天水市内。正在享受特困人员供养救助待遇、 经济困难老年人集中照护服务补助、居家和社区提升行动项目等特定政策待遇的老年人，不纳入本次补 贴对象范围。生活能够自理及轻度失能的老年人不纳入本次补贴对象范围。 "今后，我们将进一步加快推进养老服务消费补贴项目，持续做好组织领导、政策宣传、人员培训、审 核监管等工作，确保补 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Shandong provincial government is implementing a comprehensive plan to enhance elderly care services, focusing on financial investment, policy support, and effective fund supervision to ensure high-quality development in the sector [3][4]. Financial Investment - By 2025, the provincial government plans to invest over 2.7 billion yuan in elderly care services, with 10 cities selected for central government pilot programs in community-based elderly care [3]. - The government aims to optimize fiscal expenditure structures to prioritize funding for key elderly care tasks and include more viable projects in special bond support [3]. - Financial incentives will be provided for nursing institutions, with up to 500,000 yuan in interest subsidies for loans taken to establish such facilities [3]. Policy Support - A series of subsidies will be introduced, including rewards for home-based elderly care bed construction and home modification for elderly suitability, to strengthen the foundation of home care services [4]. - Long-term care insurance will be improved, allowing more disabled elderly individuals to access necessary services, with annual subsidies of up to 9,600 yuan for those with moderate to severe disabilities [4]. - Financial rewards will be offered to educational institutions that establish elderly care programs, with up to 1 million yuan available, and incentives for graduates entering the elderly care workforce [4]. Fund Supervision - The provincial finance department will closely monitor the implementation of policies, using performance evaluation tools to ensure funds are used effectively and to combat fraud [4]. - The initiative will leverage "digital finance" to facilitate direct and rapid access to funds for elderly individuals, ensuring they receive the benefits promptly [4].

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Civil Affairs is implementing a subsidy program for elderly individuals with moderate to severe disabilities, aimed at alleviating the financial burden on families and promoting the development of the elderly care service industry [2][3]. Summary by Sections Subsidy Program Implementation - The subsidy program for elderly individuals with moderate to severe disabilities will be piloted in several regions starting from July 2025, including Zhejiang, Shandong, Chongqing, and specific cities in Liaoning, Anhui, Jiangxi, and Sichuan [2][3]. - The program will provide financial support for various types of elderly care services, including long-term and short-term institutional care, day care, and home-based services [3]. Financial Aspects - The funding for the subsidy will follow a 9:1 principle, with the central government covering 85% in the eastern region, 90% in the central region, and 95% in the western region [3]. - The central government has allocated an initial batch of 1.16 billion yuan for the subsidy program, with 365,100 vouchers issued and 243,200 uses recorded, amounting to 182 million yuan in reimbursements [3][6]. Impact on Elderly Care - The subsidy is expected to significantly reduce the out-of-pocket expenses for families of disabled elderly individuals, with examples showing potential savings of over 8,400 yuan annually for families utilizing the vouchers [6]. - The program is seen as a crucial supplement to long-term care insurance, addressing the financial challenges faced by families caring for disabled elderly members [6]. Evaluation and Oversight - The Ministry of Civil Affairs has established a platform for assessing the capabilities of elderly individuals, ensuring that eligible individuals can quickly access the subsidies [6][7]. - Over 8,600 elderly care institutions have signed commitments to participate in the subsidy program, with measures in place to prevent fraud and ensure service quality [7]. Additional Initiatives - In addition to the subsidy program, the Ministry of Civil Affairs is launching a nationwide elderly consumption season and supporting home modifications for elderly individuals in need [7].

Group 1: Elderly Care and Services - The "Silver Age Action" is being effectively implemented, with the development of the "Silver Economy" and stronger protection of the rights and interests of the elderly [1] - By the end of 2024, there will be 406,000 elderly care institutions and facilities nationwide, with 7.993 million beds, and the proportion of nursing beds has increased from 48% in 2020 to 65.7% [1] - A total of 2.24 million households of elderly people with special difficulties have completed home modifications for aging [1] Group 2: Aging Population Statistics - By the end of 2024, the elderly population aged 60 and above will reach 310 million, accounting for 22% of the total population, while those aged 65 and above will be 220 million, making up 15.6% [3] - The average life expectancy in China has increased to 79 years, which is 1.07 years higher than in 2020 and 5 years above the world average [3] Group 3: Subsidy Programs for Elderly Care - The Ministry of Civil Affairs has launched a nationwide subsidy program for elderly care services aimed at elderly individuals with moderate to severe disabilities, with the first batch of funding amounting to 1.16 billion yuan [5][6] - As of October 8, 2023, 365,100 elderly care service vouchers have been issued, with 243,200 uses and a total amount of 182 million yuan redeemed [7] Group 4: Charitable Trusts and Donations - The number of registered charitable trusts has increased nearly fourfold from 530 at the end of 2020 to 2,570 currently [9] - The total annual charitable donations have exceeded 200 billion yuan, with over 1.6 million registered charitable organizations, marking a 70% increase since 2020 [9][10]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implementation of a subsidy program for elderly care services in China, aimed at alleviating the financial burden on families with moderately to severely disabled elderly individuals, and highlights the initial outcomes of this pilot project [3][4]. Summary by Sections Pilot Program Overview - The Ministry of Civil Affairs and the Ministry of Finance launched a pilot program in July 2023 to distribute elderly care service consumption vouchers to moderately to severely disabled elderly individuals [3]. - As of October 8, 2023, 365,100 vouchers have been issued, with 243,200 uses and a total redemption amount of 182 million yuan, indicating a positive impact on reducing care service costs for families [3][4]. Target Group and Services - The subsidy targets elderly individuals assessed as moderately, severely, or completely disabled, covering home, community, and institutional care services [4]. - Services include meal assistance, bathing, rehabilitation care, and both long-term and short-term institutional care [4]. Implementation Challenges and Solutions - The program faces challenges such as local financial support, fairness in disability assessments, and the authenticity of voucher usage [5]. - Pilot regions have developed implementation plans to address these challenges, including the establishment of assessment teams and management measures to ensure service quality [5]. Future Expansion and Demographic Context - The project is set to expand to other provinces by the end of 2025, based on pilot results, with a 12-month implementation period for each region [6]. - The initiative responds to the increasing pressure of caring for disabled elderly individuals, with the elderly population expected to reach 310 million by the end of 2024, accounting for 22% of the total population [6][8]. National Strategy and Infrastructure - The Chinese government is actively implementing a national strategy to address population aging, establishing a basic elderly care service system during the 14th Five-Year Plan period [7]. - By the end of 2024, the number of elderly care institutions is projected to reach 406,000, with a significant increase in nursing beds from 48% in 2020 to 65.7% [8].

Core Insights - The implementation of elderly care service consumption vouchers has begun, with significant uptake and usage reported since the launch in July 2023 [1][2] - The project aims to alleviate the financial burden on families caring for elderly individuals with moderate to severe disabilities, marking a significant step in national elderly care policy [1][3] Group 1: Project Overview - As of October 8, 2023, 365,100 consumption vouchers have been issued, with 243,200 uses resulting in a total redemption amount of 182 million yuan [1] - The project targets elderly individuals assessed as having moderate, severe, or complete disabilities, covering various types of care services [2] - The initial pilot program is being conducted in three provinces and four cities, with a total budget of 1.16 billion yuan allocated for the first phase [2] Group 2: Challenges and Solutions - Three main challenges have been identified: timely local financial support, fairness in disability assessments, and authenticity of voucher usage [2] - Local governments have developed implementation plans to address these challenges, including the establishment of assessment teams for elderly individuals [2][3] - A total of over 8,600 elderly care institutions have signed commitments to participate in the program, ensuring service quality through regular inspections [3] Group 3: Demographic Context - China's average life expectancy is projected to reach 79 years by the end of the 14th Five-Year Plan, with a significant increase in the elderly population [4] - By the end of 2024, the population aged 60 and above is expected to reach 310 million, accounting for 22% of the total population [4][5] - The government is actively implementing strategies to address the challenges posed by an aging population, including the establishment of a national basic elderly care service system [5]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the development of China's elderly care services and the implementation of a national subsidy program for elderly individuals with moderate to severe disabilities, highlighting the increasing focus on the aging population and the government's efforts to improve elderly care infrastructure and services [3][7][10]. Group 1: Elderly Population Statistics - By the end of 2024, the elderly population aged 60 and above in China is expected to reach 310 million, accounting for 22% of the total population, while those aged 65 and above will reach 220 million, making up 15.6% of the total population [5]. - China's life expectancy has increased to 79 years during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, which is 1.07 years higher than in 2020 and 5 years above the world average [4]. Group 2: Elderly Care Infrastructure - As of the end of 2024, there will be 406,000 elderly care institutions and facilities in China, with a total of 7.993 million beds, of which the proportion of nursing beds has increased from 48% in 2020 to 65.7% [3]. - The Ministry of Civil Affairs has completed home modifications for 2.24 million households with elderly individuals facing special difficulties [3]. Group 3: Subsidy Program for Elderly Care - The Ministry of Civil Affairs has launched a nationwide subsidy program for elderly individuals with moderate to severe disabilities, with the first batch of funding amounting to 1.16 billion yuan allocated to support pilot regions [7][8]. - As of October 8, 2023, 365,100 elderly care service vouchers have been issued, with 243,200 uses recorded, amounting to a total of 182 million yuan in redeemed value [8]. Group 4: Charity and Social Support - The number of registered charitable organizations in China has exceeded 16,000, a 70% increase since 2020, with annual charitable donations surpassing 200 billion yuan [10]. - The number of registered charitable trusts has grown nearly fourfold from 530 at the end of 2020 to 2,570 currently [11].