Abstract

Vietnam is undergoing a demographic transition with one of the fastest aging populations in the world, posing unprecedented challenges to its social security system and healthcare management. This article analyzes the current state of healthcare for the elderly in Vietnam from the perspective of public policy and social development management. Based on identifying bottlenecks in basic healthcare infrastructure, long-term care models, and financial resources, this article proposes solutions to improve healthcare for the elderly in Vietnam today.

Keywords: Care, elderly, health, situation, solutions, Vietnam.