Reason 1, health status.
The physical function of the elderly aged 65 and above is gradually declining, and they will face more health problems, such as decreased metabolic capacity and immunity, and increased chronic and refractory diseases. Therefore, providing health management services for the elderly in this age group can find the risk of illness as soon as possible and carry out targeted intervention and treatment.
The second reason is the burden of disease.
Older people aged 65 and over often suffer from a variety of chronic diseases or incurable diseases at the same time, and need long-term treatment. Therefore, providing health management services for the elderly can help them reduce the medical burden and social burden.
The third reason is social factors.
With the aging of China's social population, the number and proportion of the elderly population are gradually increasing. Therefore, providing health management services for the elderly aged 65 and above can better meet their medical and service needs and promote their health and quality of life.
The elderly aged 65 and above are the main targets of health management services for the elderly, taking into account not only the physical health and disease burden of the elderly, but also social factors and the aging trend.
Health management service for the elderly
Health management service for the elderly is a comprehensive and personalized medical service, which aims to delay and reduce the occurrence of diseases and promote a healthy lifestyle through comprehensive health assessment, intervention and routine monitoring for the elderly aged 65 and over.
The main purpose of health management service for the elderly is to find and timely intervene the risk factors of the elderly, improve their health level, prolong their healthy life and improve their quality of life through health assessment.
Therefore, the elderly who meet the above service target standards can actively participate in health management services in accordance with the principles of "voluntary participation, voluntary service, prevention first, scientific management and personalized service".