Innovative, Integrated Processes for the Formulation of State Welfare Provision in Long-Term Care of the Elderly

Abstract

This article aims to study the innovative integrative process for determining the state welfare provision for long-term care for the elderly. From several study methods, it can be concluded that The development of innovative, integrated processes for the provision of state welfare for the elderly covers 4 pillars: social services; social assistance and supporting social partners; and 7 social services, namely education, health and sanitation. Residential work and income judicial process Recreation and social services with the integration of both government agencies Local Administrative Organizations, the private sector and people in the area By allowing the local government to be the main host of the drive because they own the area that is close to the people and knows the problems and needs of the elderly in the area very well.