National support policies for nursing homes:
1. Reform and improve the charging system for nursing homes. Charges for external nursing services carried out by welfare nursing service institutions and non-profit nursing service institutions. Standards should be reported to the price department at the same level for approval, and a publicity system should be established. The charging standards of for-profit elderly care service institutions shall be determined by themselves based on their facility conditions, service items and standards.
2. Increase tax policy support for elderly care service institutions and temporarily exempt corporate income tax from social welfare homes, nursing homes, honor homes, nursing homes, elderly apartments and other welfare or non-profit elderly care service institutions. , business tax on service income, as well as real estate tax, urban land use tax and vehicle and vessel use tax on the properties, land, vehicles and vessels used by elderly care service institutions.
3. Priority in arranging the land for the construction of elderly care service institutions. The land for elderly care service institutions that meets the planning requirements and meets the conditions for allocation must be given priority; the land for elderly care service institutions that does not meet the conditions for allocation of land must be expedited for approval in accordance with relevant regulations. However, supervision must be strengthened to ensure that the approved land is actually used for elderly care. Encourage enterprises, institutions, and individuals to use idle housing assets to set up elderly care service institutions.
4. Increase financial investment in the elderly care service industry. Governments at all levels should incorporate the elderly care service industry into local national economic and social development plans and make overall arrangements for the construction of welfare elderly care service facility projects. Where conditions permit, welfare elderly care service institutions and non-profit elderly care service institutions serving the elderly may be given a one-time start-up subsidy based on the approved number of beds or the actual number of elderly residents.
5. Encourage the financial sector to give full play to the role of credit support. Financial institutions should support the development of social welfare undertakings for the elderly, increase credit investment in elderly care service institutions and their construction projects, appropriately relax loan conditions, and provide preferential interest rates.
In terms of establishment: Construction subsidies (paid in one installment) are divided into self-construction and reconstruction. Generally, the reconstruction subsidy is half of that for self-construction. It ranges from 20,000-5,000.
In terms of operations: Operation subsidies, depending on the situation of local elderly people staying in the beds, are generally 200-50 yuan per month, depending on the location. There may also be some holiday condolences.
Legal basis
"Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of the Elderly"
Article 2 The term "elderly persons" as used in this law refers to those over sixty Citizens over 1 year old.
Article 3 The state protects the rights and interests enjoyed by the elderly in accordance with the law.
The elderly have the right to receive material assistance from the state and society, the right to enjoy social services and social preferential treatment, and the right to participate in social development and enjoy the fruits of development.
Discrimination, insult, abuse or abandonment of the elderly is prohibited.