Core Points - The Beijing Four Seasons Forum proposed a comprehensive elderly care service system based on "one list, one platform, one network," with 105 regional elderly care centers established in 2024 and plans for 50 more by 2025 [1][6] - The focus is on enhancing community-based elderly care services, integrating various support systems to cater to the needs of the elderly population [2][3] Group 1: Regional Elderly Care Centers - The regional elderly care centers have transitioned from providing basic care to offering a comprehensive range of services, including meal provision, medical care, and community engagement activities [3] - The centers are designed to serve not only residents but also nearby elderly individuals, with one center capable of providing meals for over 150 elderly people daily [2][5] - The integration of services has led to the establishment of a network of six care stations and partnerships with five local elderly care institutions, enhancing community support [3][5] Group 2: Service Platforms and Networks - The "Yi Service" platform provides 24-hour support for elderly care needs, allowing seniors to access services such as meal delivery and medication assistance with a simple phone call [4][5] - A three-tiered elderly care service network has been established, consisting of district-level guidance centers, regional care centers, and community service stations, ensuring services are accessible to the elderly [5][6] - The initiative has successfully engaged over 68,000 elderly individuals and provided approximately 11,730 meal services monthly, along with numerous community activities [5][6] Group 3: Future Developments - The Beijing government aims to deepen elderly care service reforms by establishing additional regional care centers, particularly in areas with a high proportion of elderly residents [6][7] - The focus will be on creating a more interconnected service network that can efficiently respond to the needs of the elderly population [6][7]