Vietnam Builds Multi-Tier Elderly Care Network Amid Aging Population
Vietnam is developing a multi-tier elderly care network, moving beyond traditional family-based support to integrate hospitals, grassroots healthcare, and social institutions. This initiative addresses the growing needs of an aging population facing chronic illnesses. Free annual health check-ups for the elderly will commence in 2026.
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