The "China Plan" of the elderly care service industry has attracted attention in Europe -- "China Economic Times", "Huicong Net", "Oriental Net" and many other media have paid attention to Lvkang Medical Care invited to France to attend the forum and exchange


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2021-10-11

Everyone will grow old, how to solve the problem of providing for the aged is a "big question mark" that has haunted human life since ancient times ". With the advent of the aging era, the problem of providing for the aged has become a realistic problem that today's society has to face. Statistics show that by the end of 2018, there were 285284 elderly people in our district, accounting for 24.51 per cent of the total population. Some people in the industry believe that although Xiaoshan has basically built an old-age service system of "home-based, community-based, institutional supplement, and combination of medical care", the contradiction between supply and demand is still very serious. Take institutional pension as an example, there are 39 registered pension institutions in the region, with only more than 10000 beds.

At 9:00 a.m. on October 5, local time, the first Franco-Chinese Hospital Health Management and Healthy Aging Forum opened at the International Conference Center in Aix-leban, France. Zhuo Yongyue, chairman of the Medical and Nursing Association of China Social Welfare and Elderly Services Association and chairman of Lvkang Medical Care Group, was invited to attend and give a keynote report.

As the only Chinese private elderly care service organization with the largest scale and the most extensive influence among the Chinese and French private medical care chain institutions that appeared at this forum, in the forums and exchange activities during the French period, the French side is very concerned about the healthy aging of the Lvkang Medical Care Group. The green health care model of the elderly care service industry showed strong interest. Domestic "China Economic Times", "Huicong Net", "Oriental Net" and many other media continue to pay attention to the progress of Lvkang Medical Care's attendance at the forum and in-depth exchanges in France, and conduct comprehensive reports as soon as possible.

The report of China Economic Times on October 17, 2017 is now reproduced in the original text.


The "China Plan" for the Elderly Service Industry is Concerned in Europe

-Green Health Care Group was invited to France to attend the forum and conduct in-depth exchanges


During the forum and exchange activities in France, the French side showed great interest in the green health care model of healthy aging and pension service industry. At a time when the world is further facing the challenge of aging, how to ensure that the elderly, especially the disabled and mentally handicapped, receive appropriate, comprehensive and continuous integrated long-term care services is a topic of common concern to people from all walks of life in both countries.


From October 5th to 8th, the first Franco-Chinese Hospital Health Management and Healthy Aging Forum and business exchange activities were held in Aix-les-Bán, France (Aix-les-Bains). Zhuo Yongyue, chairman of the Medical Care Branch of the China Social Welfare and Elderly Care Service Association and Chairman of Lvkang Medical Care Group, was invited to attend and give a keynote report on the opening day.

During the forum and exchange activities in France, the French side showed great interest in the green health care model of healthy aging and pension service industry. Zhuo Yongyue said that at a time when the world is further facing the challenge of aging, how to ensure that the elderly, especially the disabled and mentally handicapped, receive appropriate, comprehensive and continuous integrated long-term care services? it is obviously a topic of common concern to people from all walks of life in the two countries.

The "China Plan" of the Pension Service Industry is Concerned

This forum was jointly participated by relevant government departments in France and China, well-known universities in the two countries, medical and elderly care service institutions, scientific research institutions, industry organizations, etc., and representatives from the political, academic, medical and elderly care service industries from France and China More than 200 people participated in this forum.

GillesDuhamel, Director of France's National Social Health Division, DominiqueD, Mayor of Aix-les-Bain, RenaudBeretti, First Deputy Mayor of Aix-Bain, DenisVara, President of Savoie University, France, Alain Baumelou, President of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Medical Hospital of Paris Public Medical Group (AP-HP), and Guy- PierreMartin, President of Savoie People's Hospital, France, attended the forum.