为期三天的"2025海州区银龄生活嘉年华"于11月2日落下帷幕。本次活动由连云港市海州区民政局主办、连云港市供应链管理协会承办，以"关爱银龄，乐 享生活"为主题，打造集产品体验、服务咨询、文化娱乐于一体的一站式养老服务平台，吸引了众多老年朋友及家属参与，获得广泛好评。 参与活动的张大爷表示："活动既实用又精彩，让我们感受到了社会的关爱。" 海州区民政局相关负责人表示，此次活动是整合政府、企业、社会资源完善养老服务体系的有益尝试，旨在提升老年人生活品质，营造尊老敬老的社会氛 围。连云港市供应链管理协会代表表示，协会将优质资源精准对接养老领域，让老年人感受到社会关怀。 此次嘉年华的成功举办，搭建了社会资源与养老需求的对接平台，是海州区构建"政府引导、社会参与、市场运作"养老新格局的成功探索，为全区养老服 务体系建设注入新动能。 活动现场设置了养老服务、适老改造产品、养老金融、老年文化与旅游四大展区，全方位满足老年人日常生活需求。养老服务展区展示了社区养老、机构 养老等多元服务模式；适老改造产品展区提供智能健康监测设备、康复辅具等产品试用；养老金融展区特邀专业机构，提供贴心的养老理财规划咨询；老 年文化与旅游展区则 ...

日前，国家卫生健康委党组书记、主任雷海潮在新闻发布会上介绍，《中共中央关于制定国民经济和社 会发展第十五个五年规划的建议》在促进人口高质量发展方面部署三大重点工作，其中包括推动老有所 养，健全养老事业和产业协同发展政策机制，优化基本养老服务供给，发展医养结合服务。 系列养老产业发展的顶层设计，正推动我国银发经济加速崛起，一场深刻的产业变革正在发生。在这背 后，是我国老龄化进程持续深化的现实支撑。国家统计局2025年发布的统计数据显示，截止2024年底， 全国60岁以上老年人口已超3.1亿人。"十五五"期间，我国预计年均新增老年人口约1400万。 在2025第三届中欧老龄产业创新论坛上，中欧国际工商学院经济学与金融学教授盛松成指出，"十五 五"是我国银发经济发展的重要窗口期。他基于权威数据测算预测，未来十年中国银发经济年均增速有 望超过12%，市场规模将从几年前的约7万亿元（占GDP 6%）迅猛增长至2035年的30万亿元，占GDP比 重将达10%。 海量养老需求催生出庞大的市场规模，既对经济发展、社会结构、家庭模式及公共服务体系都带来了系 统影响和挑战，也孕育着新的转机与机遇，如何将"银发"从沉重的负担转化为 ...

Core Viewpoint - Chengdu aims to enhance its silver economy through a three-year action plan (2025-2027), targeting an industry scale of over 110 billion yuan and the establishment of a national-level silver economy industrial park by 2027 [1][4][9]. Group 1: Development Goals - By 2027, the silver economy's development layout will be established, with a focus on distinctive advantages, aiming for an industry scale exceeding 110 billion yuan, the creation of a national-level high-standard silver economy industrial park, and the establishment of over 15 nationally influential silver economy enterprises [4][5][9]. - The plan includes promoting over 30 products and services into the national promotion directory [4][5]. Group 2: Development Structure - The action plan proposes a "1+3+7+N" development structure, which includes creating one national-level industrial park, three main carrying areas (Wenjiang, Jinjiang, Wuhou), and seven collaborative development areas [1][5]. - Each district will focus on specific sectors, such as Wenjiang on pharmaceutical research and intelligent manufacturing, Jinjiang on finance and cultural tourism, and Wuhou on medical and cultural resources [5][6]. Group 3: Key Areas of Focus - The plan emphasizes the development of various sectors, including: - **Elderly Care Services**: Establishing a five-level urban and three-level rural elderly care service system [7]. - **Smart Elderly Care Industry**: Promoting the development of smart wearable devices and health monitoring systems [7]. - **Rehabilitation Aids Industry**: Focusing on the development of high-end rehabilitation products [7]. - **Anti-Aging Industry**: Encouraging research and development in anti-aging technologies and products [7]. - **Elderly Biomedicine Industry**: Supporting the development of innovative drugs for age-related diseases [7]. - **Health Tourism Industry**: Creating high-end health tourism destinations [8]. - **Traditional Chinese Medicine for the Elderly**: Strengthening the development of TCM products and services tailored for the elderly [8]. Group 4: Implementation Actions - The action plan outlines several key actions, including: - **Technology Innovation Empowerment**: Establishing innovation platforms and encouraging collaboration between enterprises and research institutions [9]. - **Leading Enterprises Growth**: Building a tiered enterprise cultivation system to support the growth of silver economy enterprises [9]. - **Brand Product Cultivation**: Promoting the development of iconic silver economy products and establishing a product directory [9]. - **Creation of Specialized Parks**: Encouraging the establishment of specialized silver economy parks [9]. - **Major Project Attraction**: Aiming to implement over 60 key projects with investments exceeding 30 billion yuan by 2027 [9].

Group 1 - The integration of various resources in healthcare, elderly care, health management, culture, tourism, and finance is fundamentally changing the fragmented nature of traditional elderly services, transitioning from "single-point services" to "platform-based, ecological, and one-stop" solutions [2] - Under the influence of technology, the elderly care industry is accelerating its shift from "labor-intensive" to "human-machine collaborative" models, combining age-friendly and intelligent transformations, which includes six major trends: elderly-friendly renovations, intelligent upgrades, elderly robots, large-scale integrated elderly care complexes, integrated innovation in elderly technology, and technology platform enterprises leading the way [2] - The emergence of elderly care robots is becoming the "new infrastructure" of the silver economy, with plans for the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the Ministry of Civil Affairs to launch pilot programs for intelligent elderly care service robots by 2025, enhancing their application in homes, communities, and institutions [2] Group 2 - The emergence of large-scale integrated elderly care complexes marks a new stage in industry development, representing a shift from simple "upgraded nursing homes" to comprehensive facilities akin to "Disneyland for the elderly" or fully intelligent "future communities" [3] - These complexes integrate living, healthcare, entertainment, social interaction, entrepreneurship, and even tourism, addressing all the needs of the elderly in one location, thus avoiding the hassle of moving between different institutions [3] - This transition signifies the evolution of the elderly care industry from "decentralized, small-scale, and functionally singular" to "centralized, large-scale, and functionally composite" advanced stages [3]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that China's rapid aging population has become a national strategy, with Beijing implementing nearly a hundred special policies to transition from "elderly care" to "enjoying old age" and from basic security to quality enhancement [2] - Currently, 1 in 4 people in China is an elderly person, totaling 310 million, which accounts for 22% of the population, while in Beijing, 1 in 3 registered residents is an elderly person, making up 30% [2] - The "14th Five-Year Plan" emphasizes the development of elderly human resources and the silver economy, which is crucial for the well-being of millions of elderly people and for optimizing economic structure [2] Group 2 - The silver economy shows significant potential, covering eight key areas such as smart elderly care, elderly education, and health management, with a projected scale of approximately 7 trillion yuan in 2023, accounting for 6% of GDP, and expected to exceed 30 trillion yuan by 2035, reaching 10% of GDP [3] - The integration of digital technology and the health industry is reshaping the industry ecosystem, with smart health monitoring devices and AI-assisted diagnosis playing a crucial role in addressing the supply-demand imbalance in elderly health services [3] - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the Ministry of Civil Affairs are promoting the use of robots in elderly care, with the smart service robot market expected to reach 50 to 100 billion yuan by 2025-2027 [3] Group 3 - The penetration rate of smart elderly care products is only 3.8% within the 7 trillion yuan silver economy, indicating a significant opportunity for industry growth [4] - The silver economy is viewed as both a business opportunity and a social responsibility, requiring policy guidance, market participation, and technological innovation to create a safe and friendly environment for the elderly [4] - The essence of the silver economy is human-centered, focusing on maximizing quality of life at minimal cost, and promoting a shift from "treating existing diseases" to "preventing future diseases" [4]

Core Insights - The forum focused on the theme of "New Patterns of Silver Economy and Comprehensive Health and Wellness Ecosystem," aiming to explore new pathways, models, and mechanisms for the development of health and wellness in China [1][3] Industry Overview - The aging population in China is rapidly increasing, with the silver economy currently valued at approximately 7 trillion yuan, accounting for 6% of GDP, and expected to exceed 30 trillion yuan by 2035, representing 10% of GDP [3] - The integration of digital technology and health industries is reshaping the health and wellness ecosystem, with smart health monitoring devices and AI-assisted diagnosis playing crucial roles in addressing the supply-demand imbalance in elderly health services [3][7] Key Developments - The establishment of the "Deep Blue Think Tank Health Industry Research Institute" marks a new phase in the health and wellness forum, aiming to gather wisdom and link resources to drive innovation in the industry [1] - The concept of "full-domain collaboration" is emphasized as essential for breaking through challenges in the health and wellness industry, integrating finance, technology, and medical services to enhance service efficiency [4][5] Technological Innovations - The development of a credible data space is proposed as a means to empower the health and wellness industry, facilitating digital transformation and high-quality development [6] - The potential of humanoid robots in elderly care is highlighted, with advancements expected to address the limitations of traditional care models [8] Market Trends - The forum showcased various companies collaborating to create a comprehensive health and wellness service network, addressing needs from living environments to community support [9] - The demand for functional foods is expanding beyond older adults to younger demographics, with a focus on innovative product forms and health concerns [10] Product Development - The adaptation of home furnishings for the elderly is identified as a key area, with two main approaches: redesigning new products and modifying existing furniture to meet the needs of older consumers [11]

Group 1 - The 2025 Smart Health and Elderly Care Forum was successfully held in Shougang Park, focusing on the theme of "New Pattern of Silver Economy and All-domain Health and Elderly Care Ecosystem" [1] - The forum aims to explore new paths, models, and mechanisms for the development of health and elderly care that align with China's national conditions [1] - The establishment of the "Deep Blue Think Tank Elderly Care Industry Research Institute" marks a new phase for the Smart Health and Elderly Care Forum, aiming to drive innovation in the elderly care industry [1] Group 2 - The rapid aging of the population in China has become a national strategy, with nearly 100 special policies and implementation plans launched in Beijing [3] - The silver economy is projected to reach approximately 7 trillion yuan in 2023, accounting for 6% of GDP, and is expected to exceed 30 trillion yuan by 2035, representing 10% of GDP [3] - The penetration rate of smart elderly care products is only 3.8%, indicating both challenges and opportunities within the industry [3] Group 3 - The concept of "all-domain collaboration" is essential for breaking through challenges in the smart elderly care industry, integrating financial support, technological innovation, and medical services [4] - The Beijing Business Daily aims to continue being an observer, connector, and promoter of the industry, facilitating the transition from policy vision to practical implementation [5] Group 4 - The development path for the elderly care industry includes leveraging trustworthy data spaces to drive digital transformation and high-quality development [6] - The integration of technology in the elderly care ecosystem is seen as a market advantage, meeting the rigid demands of the elderly while creating new consumption needs [7] Group 5 - Various companies are collaborating to build a comprehensive elderly care service network, addressing aspects from living environments to community support [9] - The "Elderly Care Meal" project by Ele.me aims to provide safe and reliable meal delivery services to the elderly, addressing funding challenges through collaboration with government and enterprises [9] - The introduction of self-service dining models for elderly care by Huafang Catering addresses dietary needs, with standards established to promote industry development [10] Group 6 - There is a growing multi-dimensional focus on health, with 84% of people concerned about physical health and 81% about mental health, expanding the functional food consumer base [11] - Companies are innovating in product forms and expanding channels to enhance competitiveness in the functional food market [11] - The development of elderly-friendly furniture involves redesigning new products and adapting existing ones to meet the needs of elderly consumers [11]

Core Insights - The 2025 Smart Health and Elderly Care Forum was successfully held in Shougang Park, focusing on the theme of "New Patterns of Silver Economy and Comprehensive Health and Elderly Care Ecosystem" [1] - The forum aims to explore new paths, models, and mechanisms for the development of the elderly care industry that align with China's national conditions [1] Industry Overview - The silver economy is a vast economic blue ocean, covering eight key areas including smart elderly care, elderly education, and health management, with a projected scale of approximately 7 trillion yuan in 2023, accounting for 6% of GDP, and expected to exceed 30 trillion yuan by 2035, reaching 10% of GDP [3] - The integration of digital technology and health industries is reshaping the elderly care ecosystem, with smart health monitoring devices and AI-assisted diagnosis playing crucial roles in addressing the supply-demand imbalance in elderly health services [3][4] Technological Innovation - The establishment of the "Deep Blue Think Tank Elderly Care Industry Research Institute" marks a new phase in promoting innovative development in the elderly care industry [1] - The integration of new information technologies is creating a "boundary-less" infrastructure for elderly care, enabling real-time health data monitoring and AI-driven risk alerts [7] - The development of humanoid care robots is anticipated to replace traditional caregiving methods, with advancements expected in functionality and adaptability [8] Collaborative Ecosystem - The concept of "full-domain collaboration" is emphasized as key to breaking through challenges in the elderly care industry, requiring integration of financial support, technological innovation, and medical services [4] - Various enterprises are collaborating to build a comprehensive elderly care service network, addressing needs from living environments to community support [9] Market Demand and Consumer Trends - There is a growing multi-dimensional focus on health among consumers, with a significant percentage of people concerned about weight and mental health, leading to an expansion in the functional food market [12] - The elderly care dining service is evolving, with companies like Ele.me implementing "Elderly Meal" projects to ensure safe and nutritious meal delivery [11] - The demand for age-friendly home modifications is increasing, with companies focusing on redesigning products to meet the safety and comfort needs of the elderly [13]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles emphasizes the rapid development of China's aging population and the strategic importance of addressing this issue, with a shift from "elderly care" to "enjoying old age" reflected in policies [1][2] - In Beijing, 30% of registered residents are elderly, with 3.1 billion elderly people nationwide, highlighting the demographic challenge [1] - The "14th Five-Year Plan" promotes the development of the silver economy, which is crucial for improving the quality of life for the elderly and optimizing economic structure [1][2] Group 2 - The silver economy is projected to reach approximately 7 trillion yuan in 2023, accounting for 6% of GDP, and is expected to exceed 30 trillion yuan by 2035, representing 10% of GDP [2] - The integration of digital technology and health industries is reshaping the elderly care sector, with smart health monitoring and AI-assisted diagnosis playing key roles [2] - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the Ministry of Civil Affairs are promoting the use of robots in elderly care, with the market for smart service robots expected to reach 50 to 100 billion yuan from 2025 to 2027 [2] Group 3 - The silver economy is seen as both a business opportunity and a social responsibility, requiring policy guidance, market participation, and technological innovation to create a friendly environment for the elderly [3] - The focus is on improving life quality at minimal cost, advocating for a shift from "treating diseases" to "preventing diseases" through comprehensive health management [3] - The 2025 Smart Health Forum aims to explore new paths and models for the development of the elderly care industry in China, emphasizing technological and institutional innovation for high-quality growth [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the innovative exploration of Zhangdian District in developing a diversified and multi-level elderly care service system, focusing on the new dynamics of the silver economy through practical visits to representative sites [1][3]. Group 1: Elderly Care Service Centers - The Zhangdian District Elderly Care Service Display Experience Center is the first modern elderly care display platform in the central Shandong region, featuring "scenario-based, intelligent, and full-link" characteristics [1][3]. - The center covers an area of 980 square meters and integrates multiple resources, creating four functional areas: smart elderly care experience area, real-life sample rooms, product exhibition area, and health lectures [3]. - The center aims to provide a one-stop solution for elderly families to make informed decisions and efficiently implement home modifications for elderly care [3][6]. Group 2: Care Facilities and Services - The Qinggeng Nursing and Filial Piety Garden, located in the Hengjiu Xiuyuan community, is a significant representative of the silver economy market in Zhangdian District, with a construction area of 7,000 square meters and 183 designed beds [5]. - The facility offers a comprehensive range of services, including daily living assistance, professional nursing, medical rehabilitation, and nutritional meals, while also emphasizing spiritual comfort, chronic disease management, and emergency rescue [5][6]. - Both the display center and the nursing garden represent the latest cases of Zhangdian District's move towards high-quality development in elderly care [6]. Group 3: Demographics and Market Dynamics - As of now, Zhangdian District has a total population of 806,400, with 138,600 individuals aged 60 and above, accounting for 17.19% of the population [6]. - There are currently 31 elderly care institutions in the district, with a total of 3,748 beds, and approximately 1,800 residents actually living in these facilities [6]. - Nearly 99% of the elderly population prefers home-based care, leading to the formation of a "9901" elderly care service model in Zhangdian District [6]. Group 4: Future Developments - The district plans to use the aforementioned projects as a foundation to develop a vibrant silver economy street, further aggregating high-quality resources in medical care, cultural education, dining, and fitness to create a comprehensive ecosystem for the silver economy [6].