According to reports, the health services of healthy villages include the establishment of community hospitals to provide residents with special outpatient, rehabilitation, nursing and other medical services; Regular health examination, vaccination and physical fitness test, and the establishment of personal health database; Planning residents' personal health plans, providing health prescriptions and catering suggestions, and holding regular health talks and health consultations; Set up an all-weather monitoring center, and every household has emergency call facilities to ensure efficient emergency rescue.
There are two charging standards for health culture villages: buying a house or renting a house. Because the land of this house is allocated by the government as a welfare at a low price, the cost per square meter is not high, and the price in Taiwan Province Province is fair, and it has been sold out. The purchase regulation of the "Yinfa Mansion" in the cultural village: this house cannot be treated as an inheritance, and it must be returned to the village as a donation if it cannot live. Living in a healthy cultural village requires an annual management fee. When entering the village, the management fee for one year should be paid in advance as the check-in deposit, and it will be refunded without interest when you come back. Tenants are required to pay 10 annual rent in advance. The cultural village has a villagers' management committee attended by villagers' representatives, with a village head and independent management. Village management is divided into paid work and voluntary service. Residents in the village actively carry out volunteer activities, and after a certain amount of volunteer time, some management fees can be reduced or exempted. Cultural villages do not need government subsidies, but accept donations from charities.