LilookedreassuredasheheldhiscertificatefromtheChinaWillRegistrationCenter,acharityorganizationthatoffersfreeadvicetopeopleover60lookingtoavoidfamilyinheritanced
China'sMinistryofCivilAffairssaidinapressconferenceonThursdaythatthecountrywouldguidesocialorganizationsonpovertyreliefwork.Italsoplanstoopentheelderlycareservi
EvergrandeHealth,thehealthcarearmofEvergrandeGroup,thesecond-largestpropertydeveloperbysalesinChina,ismarchingintotheelderlycaresectorwithitsHealthValleyproject
China'selderlypopulationhasbeenincreasingrapidlyandisestimatedtohitaround400millionbytheendof2035,accordingtoexperts.SinceChinabecamean"agingsociety"in2000,thee
“It’smuchbettertostayinthisnursinghomethanbeingatmyownhomealone,”85-year-oldBeijingcitizenLiuXiuqintoldCGTNonWednesday,notingitisdifficultforfamiliestoofferall-
Seniorcitizenswhoarerobbed,keptincages,beaten,druggedorjustignored:elderlyabuseisontherisebutremainslargelytabooandisstilloneoftheleastinvestigatedtypesofviol
Not long ago seen as the “twilight years”, 65 to 75 is the new “semi-elderly”, according to ageing experts in Japan.
University study warns of massive surge in patient admissions as a result of baby boomers ageing and population rising
As he wheels his 77-year-old aunt away from Bangkok’s first day centre for the elderly, Nakhon reflects on the familial duties that oblige him to juggle night shift work and care for his ageing relative.
An increasing number of elderly people are preparing for their own funerals to spare their children the cost and headache. The cost can reach W10-20 million (US$1=W1,172).
Nearly 40 percent of the elderly lack financial knowledge and face difficulty saving money, according research from the Building Capacity for Elderly Financial Education in Hong Kong project by Po Leung Kuk.
China's population is aging at a historical high, setting the government with the arduous task of providing balanced care for a growing number of senior citizens.
Lin Xieshun survived the fight against the Japanese during World War II. But, in times of peace, the 95-year-old took his own life.
China will promote the integration of health care with elderly care to address its aging population, an official statement showed Wednesday.
When looking for a balance between independence and health care in later life, China's older generation must navigate an under-developed, overwhelmed sector.
As Beijing's top legislature issued a regulation on home-based care for the aged in the municipal two sessions, deputies urged the government to take supporting measures to ensure its effectiveness.
China will support the role of family in providing care to the elderly as the country responds to the rapid aging of its population, a top health and population official of China said during the 2014 World Family Summit.