Abstract
By the end of 2024, China's population aged 60 and above had reached 310 million, accounting for 22.0% of the total population.
As population aging accelerates, traditional elderly care models face severe challenges.
At the same time, the technological revolution brings new opportunities to the senior care industry.
Smart senior care, driven by both technology and services, not only meets the multi-level needs of the elderly but also opens new paths for the silver economy.
In this context, systematically mapping the smart senior care ecosystem and exploring innovative business models is not only a practical response to societal needs but also a key support for transforming the industry from “barbaric growth” to “high-quality development.”
This study focuses on China's smart senior care industry, systematically reviewing the industry background, development status, typical corporate practices, and future trends.
It provides insights into the “home-community-institution” full-scenario service ecosystem, offering a comprehensive reference for government decision-making, corporate strategy, capital allocation, and industry researchers, helping smart senior care move from “technological innovation” to “value realization.”
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
1 Background of China's Smart Senior Care Industry
1.1 China's aging trend: no time to lose (1/2)
1.2 China's aging trend: no time to lose (2/2)
1.3 What is smart senior care?
1.4 Policy emphasis and support for smart senior care
1.5 Social demand driving smart senior care development
1.6 Technology empowering progress in smart senior care
1.7 The continuous evolution of smart senior care
2 Current State of China's Emotional Healing Industry
2.1 Smart empowerment of three major senior care scenarios
2.2 Technical solution architecture for smart senior care
2.3 Industry chain and ecosystem map
2.4 Key player types and business models
2.5 Regional development gradients of smart senior care
2.6 Pain points in smart senior care development
3 Analysis of Typical Smart Senior Care Enterprises in China
3.1 Neusoft (1/2)
3.2 Neusoft (2/2)
3.3 iCare (Aiqiangua)
3.4 Fushoukang
4 Trend Analysis of China's Emotional Healing Industry
4.1 Development trend — demand stratification
4.2 Development trend — supply scaling
4.3 Development trend — ecosystem collaboration
List of Charts & Figures
Figure 1-1 Analysis of “large quantity” and “fast speed” characteristics of aging in China
Figure 1-2 Analysis of “getting old before getting rich” phenomenon
Figure 1-3 Definition and value proposition of smart senior care in China
Figure 1-4 Policy framework for smart senior care industry
Figure 1-5 Demand-side drivers of smart senior care
Figure 1-6 Core technologies reshaping elderly service ecosystem
Figure 1-7 Development history of China's smart senior care industry
Figure 2-1 Smart retrofitting methods for the three major elderly care models
Figure 2-2 Technical solution architecture for smart senior care
Figure 2-3 Industry map of China's smart senior care
Figure 2-4 Analysis of major player models in smart senior care
Figure 2-5 Regional characteristics and directions of smart senior care development
Figure 2-6 Realistic dilemmas in the development of smart senior care industry
Figure 3-1 Neusoft smart senior care platform: overall planning and value realization
Figure 3-2 Neusoft success stories and future roadmap
Figure 3-3 iCare (Aiqiangua) overall layout and solutions
Figure 3-4 Fushoukang smart senior care business matrix
Figure 4-1 Demand-side development directions for China's smart senior care industry
Figure 4-2 Supply-side development directions
Figure 4-3 Ecosystem-side development directions
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