# National Healthcare Security Administration
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China’s Silver Tsunami: Beijing Institutionalizes Care for its Rapidly Aging Millions
China has launched a national implementation plan to establish a comprehensive long-term care insurance system within three years to support its aging population. The scheme will be funded by a mix of payroll contributions, individual premiums, and government subsidies, providing coverage for 50% to 70% of nursing costs for disabled citizens.
Beijing Cracks Down on Social‑media Misinformation Around Central Drug Procurement
China’s internet and health regulators have jointly removed and sanctioned social‑media accounts spreading false claims about the state’s centralized drug and consumable procurement programme. The initiative aims to curb panic, protect public confidence in volume‑based procurement, and signal stricter platform accountability as Beijing tightens online governance around health policy.
Fraud in China’s Psychiatric Wards: How Payment Rules and Weak Oversight Open the Door to Insurance Abuse
Chinese authorities are investigating multiple psychiatric hospitals for alleged large-scale insurance fraud, exposing systemic weaknesses in how mental health care is paid for and regulated. The combination of per‑day payment rules, limited objective documentation of care and fragmented oversight has created recurring opportunities for abuse, especially among private psychiatric providers.