The operating modes of open aged care service include community aged care service, institutional aged care service and internet plus aged care service.

1. Community-based old-age care services: Community-based old-age care services provide day care, catering, entertainment and other services for the elderly. This model makes full use of community resources and allows the elderly to enjoy convenient old-age care services in their familiar environment. Community care services can also provide personalized services such as home care, housekeeping services and medical care according to the needs of the elderly.

2. Institutional pension services: Institutional pension services are usually provided by professional pension institutions, including nursing homes and nursing homes. This model provides all-weather care and nursing for the elderly, including accommodation, catering and medical treatment. Institutional pension services can meet the diverse needs of the elderly and provide personalized and high-quality pension services.

3. Internet plus old-age care service: Internet plus old-age care service uses modern information technology to provide online and offline integrated old-age care services for the elderly. This model can provide online consultation, appointment registration, health management, social interaction and other services to facilitate the elderly to enjoy convenient old-age care services without leaving home.

Matters needing attention in the operation of open aged care service;

1. Abide by laws and regulations: To operate open aged care services, we must first ensure that all activities and business practices comply with relevant national laws and regulations and industry regulations. This includes but is not limited to the establishment requirements, service standards, personnel qualifications, fire safety and so on. In order to avoid legal risks and reputation losses caused by violations.

2. Service quality and safety: The core of open aged care service is to provide high-quality, safe and reliable services. Operators should establish and improve the service process and quality control system, regularly maintain and inspect facilities and equipment, and ensure the safe and comfortable living environment of the elderly. At the same time, we should pay attention to improving the professional quality and skill level of service personnel and provide high-quality and personalized old-age services.

3. Integration and cooperation of resources: Open aged care services need to integrate a wide range of resources, including professional institutions and service providers in the fields of medical care, rehabilitation, entertainment and education. Operators should actively seek partners, establish long-term and stable cooperative relations, and jointly provide all-round and multi-level services for the elderly.