Local Experience and Reflection on China's Long-term Care Insurance System Based on Gilbert's Social Welfare Policy Analysis Framework

摘要

Long-term care insurance (LTCI) is an inevitable choice to deal with the aging of the population and the disability of the elderly. In the exploration practice of China's long-term care insurance system, cities such as Qingdao, Changchun and Nantong took the lead in the test, and each had its own gains and losses. Based on the supplemented Gilbert's social welfare policy analysis framework, this paper deconstructs the long-term care insurance system in China's pilot areas from five aspects: distribution basis, distribution content, service delivery, funding sources, and risk management, and reflects on the experience and problems in local practice to enlighten the road to the advancement of China's long-term care insurance system.