Chongqing issued an implementation plan to establish and improve a long-term care insurance system, which states that the city will gradually form a unified system of diversified financing, treatment standards, needs assessment, nursing services, fund supervision, and management services, and accelerate the establishment of a long-term care insurance system that covers the entire population, coordinates urban and rural areas, is fair, unified, safe and standardized, and sustainable in coordination with Chongqing's economic and social development. In 2026, long-term care insurance in our city will continue to cover insured employees, and long-term care insurance funding for residents will be initiated, in sync with centralized funding for residents' health insurance. In 2027, employee funding standards and treatment standards will be adjusted according to national regulations, and urban and rural residents will begin to enjoy long-term care insurance benefits in accordance with regulations. In 2028 and beyond, fund-raising mechanisms for shared responsibilities, fair and appropriate treatment guarantee mechanisms, and scientifically standardized management and operation mechanisms will be continuously improved to better meet the basic long-term care needs of disabled people and continuously enhance people's sense of attainment, happiness and security.

Chongqing issued an implementation plan to establish and improve a long-term care insurance system, which states that the city will gradually form a unified system of diversified financing, treatment standards, needs assessment, nursing services, fund supervision, and management services, and accelerate the establishment of a long-term care insurance system that covers the entire population, coordinates urban and rural areas, is fair, unified, safe and standardized, and sustainable in coordination with Chongqing's economic and social development. In 2026, long-term care insurance in our city will continue to cover insured employees, and long-term care insurance funding for residents will be initiated, in sync with centralized funding for residents' health insurance. In 2027, employee funding standards and treatment standards will be adjusted according to national regulations, and urban and rural residents will begin to enjoy long-term care insurance benefits in accordance with regulations. In 2028 and beyond, fund-raising mechanisms for shared responsibilities, fair and appropriate treatment guarantee mechanisms, and scientifically standardized management and operation mechanisms will be continuously improved to better meet the basic long-term care needs of disabled people and continuously enhance people's sense of attainment, happiness and security.