Ministry of Civil Affairs and seven other departments: increase the support for key elements

Several measures are proposed. Local civil affairs departments should rely on government hotlines, government portals, consultation platforms, etc., to regularly publicize the elderly population situation, distribution and utilization of elderly care facilities, list of current elderly care support policies, supply and demand information of elderly care services or investment guidelines in their administrative areas, and provide convenient and efficient consultation services for elderly care service operators. Establish an industry nurturing and incubation mechanism, encourage elderly care service operators to apply for specialized, refined, new, small and medium-sized enterprises, etc. Optimize license processing. Improve the information linkage mechanism of elderly care institutions to achieve timely updating and sharing of registration information. Encourage local governments to rely on the national government service platform to achieve cross-regional "one-stop" license processing for elderly care service operators, and explore the application of electronic licenses in the field of elderly care services and national interoperability. Support stable operation. Strengthen land supply, and newly added and existing construction land should prioritize the layout of land for elderly care facilities and silver economy industrial projects based on the local aging population level. For market entities taking over the operation of public elderly care institutions, the takeover period should be determined based on the principle of stable operation expectations; if the operator has made significant investment, the takeover period can be appropriately extended. Places with conditions should optimize subsidies for bed construction and operation of elderly care institutions, and implement measures such as "one bed, one code" dynamic management to help achieve precise policy implementation.