During the National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Li Yan, a representative of the National People's Congress and president of Qilu Pharmaceutical Group, stated in an interview with Xinhua News Agency that she suggested accelerating the construction of a seamless "medical medicine health" integrated elderly security service system, effectively enhancing the sense of achievement, happiness, and security of the elderly. Li Yan stated that many elderly people are facing problems such as coexistence of multiple diseases, functional decline, and high incidence of chronic diseases. The demand for integrated health services such as medical treatment, medication, rehabilitation, and nursing is becoming increasingly urgent. Under policy guidance, the country continues to strengthen the aging friendly transformation of medical institutions, promote the construction of elderly friendly medical institutions, and focus on promoting the co construction and sharing of medical and health care and elderly care resources. The construction of China's elderly health service system has achieved phased results. In practice, Li Yan found that there are still "micro obstacles" in the renovation of aging friendly facilities and smart medical services, such as insufficient adaptability of drug and equipment supply for elderly patients, and poor coordination mechanisms between "medicine medicine health". To this end, Li Yan suggests improving the collaborative supervision mechanism among multiple departments such as health, drug supervision, civil affairs, and medical insurance, continuously strengthening the dynamic supervision and evaluation of elderly friendly medical institutions, and guiding hospitals to deeply promote digital technology for aging adaptation; Deepen the construction of medical and elderly care consortia, and guide some secondary and lower level medical institutions to actively transform into rehabilitation hospitals and nursing homes, achieving a closed loop of "minor illnesses in the community, major illnesses in the hospital, and rehabilitation back to the community"; Strengthen industrial collaboration, guide the research and iteration of aging friendly drugs and devices; Strengthen end-of-life care, include palliative care in medical insurance, and encourage social participation to comprehensively enhance the sense of achievement, happiness, and security of the elderly. (New Society)