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This study aims to explore how generational differences influence preferences for elder care services in China.

Generational Differences and Demand Preferences for Elder Care Services: A Longitudinal Study in China

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This study aims to explore how generational differences influence preferences for elder care services in China.
Utilized Latent Class Analysis to identify distinct types of elder care service demands.
Employed a multi-state Markov model for micro-simulation of elder care preferences from 2020 to 2040.
Analyzed differences in care demand based on regional and pension status factors.
Identified four distinct elder care service demands: Low Demand, Daily Convenience, Social and Mental Health Care, and High Demand.
Living in rural areas and lacking a pension negatively impacts the transition to higher demand for elder care services.
Highlights the increasing necessity for tailored elder care services, particularly in social and mental health care sectors.

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Longitudinal study uncovers elder care preferences among older adults, suggesting tailored services are necessary.

Yang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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