The former paragraph referred to the elderly institutions, refers to the elderly to provide residential care, life care, rehabilitation, trusteeship and other services. Article 3 the development of elderly institutions adhere to the combination of government-run and social development, government support and market-driven combination of principles.
Encouragement of collective, village (neighborhood) autonomous organizations, social groups, enterprises and institutions, individuals and foreign capital in various forms of elderly institutions, donations, donations to support the development of elderly institutions. Article 4 the city and county (autonomous county) people's government shall, in accordance with the economic and social development, population aging and the demand for elderly services, formulate the development of elderly institutions planning, and into the local economic and social development planning. Article 5 The civil affairs departments of cities and counties (autonomous counties) are responsible for supervising and inspecting the behavior of senior care services of senior care institutions in their administrative areas.
Development and reform, urban and rural planning, organization and preparation, industry and commerce, taxation, construction, land, finance, price, health, labor security and other departments in accordance with their respective responsibilities, *** with the management and development of elderly institutions. Article 6 The city and districts and counties (autonomous counties) personnel, civil affairs departments to support and develop elderly institutions to make outstanding contributions to the unit or individual, shall be given recognition. Chapter II Establishment of institutions Article 7 The establishment of elderly institutions shall be registered in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state:
(1) the use of state-owned assets to start a non-profit elderly institutions, the applicant to start the registration of public institutions for registration procedures;
(2) the use of non-state assets to start a non-profit institutions, the applicant to start the registration of private non-enterprise units for registration procedures;
(2) the use of non-state assets to start a non-profit institutions, the applicant to start the registration of private non-enterprise units
(c) the opening of profit-making institutions, the applicant to the administrative department for industry and commerce for registration procedures.
Foreign investment in the opening of elderly institutions, should also be in accordance with the relevant approval procedures. Article VIII of the elderly institutions should be registered within 30 days from the date of the local civil affairs department for the record. The following materials shall be submitted for the record:
(1) a copy of the registration certificate issued by the registration authority;
(2) the constitution of the institution, the management system;
(3) the basic situation of the management personnel, technical personnel and nursing staff.
Changes in the matters filed by the nursing institutions shall be re-filed within 30 days from the date of change. Article IX services, management and facilities and equipment of elderly institutions shall comply with the "basic norms for social welfare institutions for the elderly," and its architectural design shall comply with the "Building Design Code for the Elderly".
Nursing institutions in line with the above two norms, may voluntarily apply to the civil affairs department of the certificate of nursing institutions. The certificate shall not be transferred, rented, loaned or altered. Chapter III Service Management Article 10 The service targets of the nursing institutions are divided into adopters and recuperators.
Adoption refers to people without the ability to work, no source of living, can not be determined alimony (support), in accordance with the relevant provisions of the old-age institutions to receive old-age services.
Retirement personnel refers to the voluntary nursing institutions to receive elderly services according to the contract. Article 11 The service objects of the non-profit old-age institutions operated with state-owned assets are mainly adopters, and they can receive recuperated persons on the premise of completing the adoption task.
Using non-state assets to open non-profit institutions and for-profit institutions to independently determine the service recipients in accordance with market demand. For its acceptance of adopters, the government shall give encouragement and support. Article XII of the elderly institutions shall sign a service contract with the service recipients or their relatives, the sending unit (hereinafter collectively referred to as the sender).
The service contract shall include the following:
(1) the names and addresses of the parties to the contract;
(2) the content and manner of the service;
(3) the duration and location of the service;
(4) the fees and charges;
(5) the rights and obligations of the parties to the contract;
(6) Conditions of change, termination and termination of the contract;
(vii) Liability for breach of contract;
(viii) Dispute resolution;
(ix) Other agreed matters.
The municipal civil affairs department can develop a model service contract for senior care institutions for the reference and use of senior care institutions and service recipients. Article XIII of the elderly care institutions to carry out services shall comply with the following provisions:
(a) according to the service users of self-care ability and care of the level of standards, the implementation of graded care services;
(b) the development of balanced nutritional recipes for the elderly, a reasonable allocation of suitable meals for the elderly. Meals for the elderly should be prepared and eaten separately from the staff;
(c) carry out rehabilitation activities, cultural and sports activities suitable for the characteristics of the elderly;
(d) set up health records for the service users, and conduct regular body checkups to prevent diseases; for the elderly suffering from contagious diseases and mental illnesses after staying in the nursing home, the nursing home should, in accordance with the provisions of the timely report to the relevant departments, take the necessary isolation measures, and notify them of the necessary isolation measures. Necessary isolation measures, and notify their caregivers to transfer to a specialized medical institution for treatment;
(e) establish a night duty system, and do a good job of night guardianship of the elderly;
(f) establish a sanitation and disinfection system, regularly disinfecting the tableware used by the elderly, and regularly wash the bedding and clothes of the elderly, and keep the environment indoor and outdoor clean and tidy.