A community mutual aid pension system and a mutual aid pension method
The community mutual aid elderly care system integrates multiple modules to provide high-quality, efficient, and active elderly care services, solving the problems of personalized and spiritual needs faced by the elderly in the existing elderly care model, and realizing mutual aid and efficient assistance among the elderly.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- SHANDONG CANZAI FUZHONG NETWORK TECHNOLOGY CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2026-02-09
- Publication Date
- 2026-05-29
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This invention belongs to the field of computer system technology related to elderly care, specifically relating to a community mutual assistance elderly care system and mutual assistance elderly care method. Background Technology
[0002] Providing for the elderly is a wish and a problem that everyone needs to face. The elderly face various problems such as declining physical function, illness, loneliness, and reduced social participation, which lead to maladjustment to life. In particular, when children are not around or their children are busy with work, the elderly will face more problems in their old age.
[0003] As the global population ages, existing elderly care models face severe challenges. Government-funded universal elderly care resources are limited and cannot meet individualized and spiritual needs; market-based commercial institutions are costly and exclude most ordinary elderly people.
[0004] As urbanization expands across my country, more and more elderly people are concentrating in urban communities, providing a foundation for the development and promotion of new community-based elderly care models. Summary of the Invention
[0005] The present invention aims to provide a community mutual aid elderly care system and method, so as to achieve high-quality, high-efficiency and high-activity community mutual aid elderly care through the community mutual aid elderly care system.
[0006] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention adopts the following technical solution: Provide a community-based mutual aid elderly care system, including: The community selection module is used to select the community range where the user is located, or to select the community range where the user has service needs. The quick help module is used to post requests so that help can be provided by community friends; The mutual aid marketplace module serves as a community trust transaction platform. The My Groups module is used by seniors to create or join topic-based groups; The community contribution ranking module is used to reward contribution points based on members' contributions, and to generate and display the contribution ranking. An emergency assistance module is used to issue an emergency assistance signal and connect it to responders in an emergency. The co-creation space module provides an online maker space where seniors can publish their works, initiate research projects, or solicit solutions. The social circle module is used by the community to spontaneously organize different interest circles for community members to join. The activity calendar module is used to record the calendar of various community activities. The auction module is used by community members to display and auction their items online. The Tea Room module allows members to create topic-based tea rooms. The news and information module is used to push news and information to members. The "Forget-Aging Mall" module is used to provide purchasing services for goods needed by the elderly. The message module is used to display messages about all the matters in which the user is involved. The Personal Center module is used to display all relevant information about an individual in the system.
[0007] Preferably, the community selection module provides the option to directly select the current community via location, and also provides the option to set the current community via search. The quick help module includes a full help unit, a draft box unit, a pending order unit, a progress unit, a pending confirmation unit, and a pending evaluation unit. The full help unit, draft box unit, pending order unit, progress unit, pending confirmation unit, and pending evaluation unit are used to display help information by category.
[0008] Preferably, the mutual aid marketplace module includes a mutual aid member unit and a service hall unit. The mutual aid member unit displays nearby members with positive reviews on the page where the mutual aid marketplace module is located. The service hall unit is used to display requests posted through the quick help module. The mutual aid member unit includes a professionally certified member subunit and an amateur member subunit, which are used to record and display information of professionally certified members and amateur members, respectively. The professional certified member sub-unit and the amateur member sub-unit have functional categories such as all services, nearby, and intelligent sorting, which are used to classify professional certified members and amateur members respectively. The service hall unit has functional categories such as all services, nearby services, and newly published services, which are used to classify published requests.
[0009] Preferably, the "My Groups" module includes a "Create Group" unit, a "Join Group" unit, and a "Popular Groups" unit. The "Create Group" unit is used to create new topic groups, the "Join Group" unit is used to display groups that the user has already joined, and the "Popular Groups" unit is used to display popular topic groups.
[0010] Preferably, the community contribution ranking module includes a contribution behavior collection unit, a contribution value calculation and recording unit, an anti-financialization rule engine unit, an honor mapping and star management unit, a community rights and interests control unit, and a publicity and auditing unit deployed in the background; The contribution behavior collection unit is used to receive and record various mutual assistance behavior information initiated by users; The contribution value calculation and recording unit is used to connect to the internal rule database of the system to calculate and generate corresponding "contribution value" data records for the behavior initiator; The anti-financialization rule engine unit is used to review contribution values through an immutable business rule base; The honor mapping and star rating management unit is used to periodically read the total cumulative contribution value of users from the contribution value master database; The community rights control unit is used to control the functions that users can access or the non-economic privileges they enjoy based on their star rating on the platform front end. The public announcement and audit unit is used to automatically generate contribution value lists and details, and publish them in the system's community announcement system.
[0011] Preferably, the emergency help module is equipped with an emergency help button. When the emergency help button is pressed, the system backend will connect to the relevant responders. The co-creation space module includes a creative exhibition hall unit, an innovation bounty unit, and a virtual co-creation room unit. The creative exhibition hall unit is a dedicated page for each maker, showcasing their works, skill certificates, and life achievements in the form of pictures, videos, and models. The innovation bounty unit is used to post "bounties" on the platform. The virtual co-creation room unit is used for makers to initiate or join online collaborative projects.
[0012] Preferably, the social circle module has three main thematic units: "Topics", "Rankings", and "Co-creation Space". The "Topics" unit displays the dynamics of interest circles on different topics, the "Rankings" unit displays rankings on different themes, and the "Co-creation Space" theme is used to display innovative bounties published by the Co-creation Space module.
[0013] Preferably, the topic tea room opened by the tea room module can conduct video and voice calls and live broadcasts, allowing members to chat online; The auction module has classification units for different types of items, as well as an auction posting unit, which allows members to post items they want to auction.
[0014] Preferably, the Forget-Age Mall module provides group-buying products and online blind box grabbing services for franchised merchants.
[0015] The present invention also provides a community-based mutual assistance elderly care method, which is based on the community-based mutual assistance elderly care system described in any of the preceding claims, and the method includes: Community selection: Users can choose their own community or the community where they have service needs through this community selection module; and the community mutual aid elderly care system can perform one or more of the following functions: Quickly seek help and post your needs to get assistance from your community neighbors; Select trustworthy items for trading from the community through a mutual marketplace; Create or join a topic group; Members are rewarded with contribution points based on their contributions, and a contribution leaderboard is generated and displayed. In an emergency, send out an emergency distress signal and connect it with responders; Publish works, initiate research projects, or solicit solutions; They spontaneously organize different interest groups for community members to join; Select the corresponding activity from the calendar of recorded community events and join; Showcase and auction your own items online or bid on items auctioned by others; Open a themed tea room; Purchase the goods you need.
[0016] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this invention are as follows: This community mutual aid elderly care system includes a community selection module, a quick help module, a mutual aid marketplace module, a "My Group" module, a community contribution ranking module, an emergency help module, a co-creation space module, a social circle module, an activity calendar module, an auction module, a tea room module, a news and information module, an age-friendly mall module, a message module, and a personal center module. The community selection module is used to select the user's own community or the community where they have service needs. The quick help module is used to post requests to obtain assistance from community members. The mutual aid marketplace module serves as a community trust transaction platform. The "My Group" module allows seniors to create or join themed groups. The community contribution ranking module rewards members based on their contributions. The system includes several modules and methods for elderly residents to participate in community mutual aid elderly care. These include: a contribution value module that generates and displays a contribution leaderboard; an emergency assistance module for sending out emergency signals and connecting residents with responders; a co-creation space module providing an online space for seniors to publish their work, initiate research projects, or seek solutions; a social circle module for community members to join spontaneously organized interest groups; an activity calendar module for recording various community activities; an auction module for members to auction their items online; a tea room module for members to create topic-based tea rooms; a news and information module for pushing news and information to members; an age-friendly mall module for purchasing goods needed by seniors; a messaging module for displaying messages about all activities a resident participates in; and a personal center module for displaying all relevant information about the resident within the system. This system offers a new model for elderly care by integrating different modules and methods to achieve mutual assistance among seniors, providing timely and efficient help. It also offers a wealth of age-appropriate functional modules, such as circles and tea rooms, significantly increasing activity levels and achieving high-quality, efficient, and highly active community mutual aid elderly care. Attached Figure Description
[0017] The accompanying drawings are provided to further illustrate the invention and form part of the specification. They are used in conjunction with embodiments of the invention to explain the invention and do not constitute a limitation thereof. In the drawings: Figure 1 This is an overall architecture diagram of an embodiment of the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention.
[0018] Figure 2 This is the front-end UI homepage operation interface of an embodiment of the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention.
[0019] Figure 3 This is one of the operation interfaces of the quick help module in one embodiment of the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention.
[0020] Figure 4This is the second operation interface of the quick help module in one embodiment of the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention.
[0021] Figure 5 This is one of the operation interfaces of the personal center module in one embodiment of the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention.
[0022] Figure 6 This is an example of an operation interface in the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention, which associates elderly people through the personal center module.
[0023] Figure 7 This is one of the operation interfaces of the mutual aid marketplace module in one embodiment of the community mutual aid elderly care system of the present invention.
[0024] Figure 8 This is the second operation interface of the mutual aid marketplace module in one embodiment of the community mutual aid elderly care system of the present invention.
[0025] Figure 9 This is the operation interface of the "My Group" module in one embodiment of the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention.
[0026] Figure 10 This is the user interface of the community contribution ranking module in one embodiment of the community mutual aid elderly care system of the present invention.
[0027] Figure 11 This is one of the operation interfaces of the personal center module in one embodiment of the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention.
[0028] Figure 12 This is the second operation interface of the personal center module in one embodiment of the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention.
[0029] Figure 13 This is the third operation interface of the personal center module in one embodiment of the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention.
[0030] Figure 14 This is the honor display interface of the community contribution ranking module in one embodiment of the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention.
[0031] Figure 15 This is the fourth example of the user interface for the personal center module in one embodiment of the community mutual aid elderly care system of the present invention.
[0032] Figure 16 This is the donation operation interface of the community contribution ranking module in one embodiment of the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention.
[0033] Figure 17 This is the operation interface of the emergency assistance module in one embodiment of the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention.
[0034] Figure 18This is the user interface of the co-creation space module in one embodiment of the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention.
[0035] Figure 19 This is one of the operation interfaces of the circle module in one embodiment of the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention.
[0036] Figure 20 This is the second operation interface of the circle module in one embodiment of the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention.
[0037] Figure 21 This is the operation interface of the auction module in one embodiment of the community mutual aid elderly care system of the present invention.
[0038] Figure 22 This is the user interface of the tea room module in one embodiment of the community mutual aid elderly care system of the present invention.
[0039] Figure 23 This is one of the operation interfaces of the Forget-Aging Mall module in one embodiment of the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention.
[0040] Figure 24 This is the second operation interface of the Forget-Aging Mall module in one embodiment of the community mutual assistance elderly care system of the present invention.
[0041] Figure 25 This is a diagram showing the flow of funds and legal relationships among the participating parties in one embodiment of the community mutual aid elderly care system of the present invention. Detailed Implementation
[0042] The technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present invention.
[0043] In one embodiment, a community-based mutual aid elderly care system is provided, such as Figure 1 As shown, the community mutual aid elderly care system includes several different functional modules, each of which is used to perform certain functions through interaction with the backend via mobile terminal or web page.
[0044] like Figure 2 As shown, this community-based mutual aid elderly care system includes a community selection module, which allows users to choose their own community or the community where they have service needs. Figure 2 As shown, you can select "Linxiang Street" as your community or a community with service needs (such as children purchasing services for their elders) through the community selection module.
[0045] The community selection module allows users to directly select their community via location services. For example, when location services are enabled on a smartphone, the community-based mutual aid elderly care system can retrieve the corresponding community name from its backend database based on the location information. Alternatively, users can set their community through a search function; the system's backend contains a database of all communities that offer services.
[0046] like Figure 2 As shown, this community-based mutual aid elderly care system includes a quick help module. This module is used to post needs and receive assistance from neighbors within the community. Elderly residents can post their needs themselves through the quick help module, or their children can use it online to purchase services for their elders and provide remote care. For example, ... Figure 3 As shown, children or younger generations can log in to the community mutual aid elderly care system via mobile phone or webpage to purchase services online for their fathers, mothers, mothers-in-law, and other elderly relatives. For example, such as... Figure 4 As shown, seniors can also post requests through the quick help module. The quick help module has functions such as the specific content of the posted request, the service location and estimated price, the type of request, the service time, the service recipient (select seniors), and remarks.
[0047] Combination Figure 5 and Figure 6 As shown, children can use this quick help module to connect with their elders so they can purchase various services for them and solve the problem of not being able to take care of them in person.
[0048] Combination Figure 11 As shown, the quick help module includes the following units: All Help Unit, Drafts Unit, Pending Orders Unit, In Progress Unit, Pending Confirmation Unit, and Pending Evaluation Unit. These units are used to categorize and display help information. Specifically, the All Help Unit records and displays all help information, the Drafts Unit records and displays draft help information, the Pending Orders Unit records and displays help information for which the user has pending orders, the In Progress Unit records and displays help information for which the user has posted or accepted orders, the Pending Confirmation Unit records and displays help information for completed services, and the Pending Evaluation Unit records and displays help services for which services have been completed but not yet evaluated.
[0049] like Figure 2 As shown, the community mutual aid elderly care system also includes a mutual aid marketplace module, which serves as a community trust transaction platform, such as... Figure 7-8 As shown, the mutual aid marketplace module has a mutual aid member unit and a service hall unit. The mutual aid member unit displays nearby positively rated members on the page where the mutual aid marketplace module is located, while the requests posted through the quick help module are all displayed in the service hall unit of the mutual aid marketplace module.
[0050] Seniors can select members from the mutual aid member units to provide services based on their needs. Those who can provide services can also obtain information about their service needs through the service hall unit. Service providers must be registered members in the mutual aid member units to improve security.
[0051] like Figure 7-8 As shown, the Mutual Aid Marketplace module's Mutual Aid Member unit includes a Professional Certified Member sub-unit and an Amateur Member sub-unit. The difference between Professional Certified Members and Amateur Members lies in the certification process: Professional Certified Members need to be certified for their professional abilities. Both the Professional Certified Member and Amateur Member sub-units have functional categories such as "All Services," "Nearby," and "Smart Sorting," used to categorize Professional Certified Members and Amateur Members respectively, allowing users to select services. The "All Services," "Nearby," and "Smart Sorting" categories correspond to displaying all members, nearby members, and smart sorting, respectively. The smart sorting display uses a backend statistical algorithm to intelligently sort members based on factors such as positive reviews and professionalism. Figure 7-8 As shown, the service hall unit of the mutual aid marketplace module has functional categories such as all services, nearby, and newly released, which are used to classify the released needs for members who can provide services to choose from.
[0052] like Figure 2 As shown, this community-based mutual aid elderly care system also includes a "My Group" module, which allows seniors to create or join themed groups, combined with... Figure 9 As shown, the My Groups module includes a Create Groups section, a Join Groups section, and a Popular Groups section. The Create Groups section allows users to create new topic groups, the Join Groups section displays groups that users have already joined, and the Popular Groups section displays popular topic groups, allowing seniors to choose according to their interests.
[0053] Through the "My Groups" module, you can build groups with different themes in your area. For example, there is a mutual aid group in this community, which is a neighborhood group where people can stay in touch and help each other every day. Various interest groups are used for seniors to spontaneously organize various interest activities, such as fishing groups, and you can also establish interest groups such as calligraphy, gardening, choir, and repair. Medical groups are used for health and medical management. For example, by setting up members with professional knowledge in medical groups, they can specifically focus on the management of chronic diseases and fitness for seniors, as well as connect with family doctor resources.
[0054] like Figure 2 As shown, this community-based mutual aid elderly care system also includes a community contribution ranking module, combined with... Figure 10 As shown, the community contribution ranking module is used to reward contribution points based on members' contributions, and to generate and display the contribution ranking.
[0055] The Community Contribution Ranking module records the good deeds and various contributions made by members to the community. It serves as the basis for members' star-level promotion and as a qualification certificate for members' material and spiritual rewards. The amount can only increase and will not decrease. It is non-circulating, non-tradable, and valid for life, representing the honor of members.
[0056] The community mutual aid elderly care system has a community contribution ranking module in the server backend, which includes a contribution behavior collection unit, a contribution value calculation and recording unit, an anti-financialization rule engine unit, an honor mapping and star management unit, a community rights and interests control unit, and a publicity and auditing unit.
[0057] The contribution behavior collection unit is used to receive and input information on various mutual assistance behaviors initiated by users, such as service type, duration, skill description, and material information, through user terminal APP, Web terminal or administrator backend.
[0058] The contribution value calculation and recording unit is used to connect to the internal rules database of the system. Based on the preset quantitative rules determined through democratic procedures (such as: 1 hour of companionship = 100 points, giving a lecture = 500 points, donating specific materials = 300 points), it automatically or after confirmation by the administrator calculates and generates the corresponding "contribution value" data record for the initiator of the behavior. This record is written to the "contribution value master database".
[0059] The anti-financialization rule engine unit is used to review contribution values through an immutable business rule base. This unit is the core of the module and is a software engine with an embedded immutable business rule base. Its core rules include: Non-convertible rule: Contribution value records are logically completely isolated from any RMB exchange interface; the system has no such function. Non-transferable rule: Contribution value data records are uniquely bound to user accounts; the database design has no "transfer" field or corresponding API interface, and the front-end interface has no transfer operation entry point. Non-deductible rule: When users make payments for paid services, the payment system (such as WeChat Pay or Alipay) is called independently; the contribution value database does not participate in this process and has no deduction logic. No promised returns rule: The system explicitly states in all user agreements, prompts, and public notices that contribution values are not associated with any investment returns.
[0060] The purpose of this unit is to enhance the community mutual aid attributes of the system and avoid financial intervention.
[0061] The Honor Mapping and Star Rating Management Unit is used to periodically read the total accumulated contribution value of users from the contribution value master database and automatically update the user's "Community Star Rating" based on the publicly available star rating promotion thresholds (such as 0, 10,000, 50,000...).
[0062] The community rights and interests control unit is used to control the functions that users can access or the non-economic priorities they enjoy based on their star rating on the platform front end (e.g., five-star users can have priority to register for popular activities, and topics they initiate can enter the community deliberation process, etc.).
[0063] The public announcement and audit unit is used to automatically generate contribution value rankings and details, and publish them in the system's community announcement system. All contribution value generation and adjustment (only administrator error correction) logs are fully recorded and made available for audit by the supervisory committee. All data in the public announcement and audit unit is publicly available to the community supervisory board and authorized members.
[0064] The following example illustrates the operation mechanism of the community contribution ranking module: For instance, retired teacher Aunt Li taught a 2-hour smartphone lesson to elderly residents in the community through the platform. The event organizer selected the "Knowledge Sharing" type in the platform backend, entered the duration as 2 hours, and the skill tag as "Teaching." The system backend called the rule engine: "Community Classroom Lecturer" = 400 points / time in the rule library. The engine verified that the operation did not trigger any payment interface (compliant), and the data was normal. The system generated a record: {User ID: Aunt Li, Type: Lecturer, Points: 400, Time: 2023-10-27}, wrote it to the contribution value database, and simultaneously, there were no related records in the RMB transaction database. Aunt Li's total personal contribution value increased by 400 points, reaching a cumulative total of 105,000 points, and the system automatically upgraded her star rating from "Two Stars" to "Three Stars." The platform homepage updated the star ranking, and a "Three Stars" badge appeared next to Aunt Li's avatar, immediately granting her the permission to "propose community issues."
[0065] Combination Figure 8 and Figure 16 As shown, the community contribution ranking module can also record donations from members and the community, and members can earn contribution points while donating.
[0066] Combination Figure 11 , Figure 12 As shown, the system's personal center contains records of requests for help, records of services provided, contribution values, star ratings, etc. The contribution values and star ratings here are the data displayed on the community contribution ranking module.
[0067] like Figure 13 As shown, an individual's contribution points are directly linked to their personal honor; for example... Figure 14 As shown, mountains, roads, and bridges named according to the top three contribution values will have their names permanently recorded in the database, carrying significant honor. This means that the community contribution ranking module permanently combines historical contribution rankings with the naming rights of virtual public spaces within the community, thus achieving digital honor.
[0068] As shown in Figure 15, members' star ratings are promoted based on their contribution value through honor mapping and star management units, ranging from one star to five stars, with the highest being diamond level. Different star ratings in the system offer different benefits.
[0069] like Figure 2 As shown, the community-based mutual aid elderly care system also includes an emergency assistance module, which is used to send out emergency assistance signals and connect with responders in case of emergencies. Combined with... Figure 17 As shown, the emergency help module has an emergency call button. When the emergency call button is pressed, the system backend connects to relevant responders, enabling children, community emergency teams, and mutual aid groups to respond simultaneously.
[0070] like Figure 17 As shown, the emergency help module features a minimalist interface with large fonts, high-contrast colors, and clear icons. Core functions (such as "one-click help") are placed in the most prominent position on the homepage for easy operation and to reduce operation steps. The main functions are designed to be accessible within three steps, avoiding complex jumps and nesting.
[0071] The following example illustrates the mechanism of the emergency assistance module: For instance, if an elderly person falls indoors or outdoors or suffers a sudden illness, they can immediately seek help through this emergency assistance module. The family's emergency contact, paired mutual aid member, or community emergency team will simultaneously receive the help signal to ensure successful assistance. After responding to the help request, relevant personnel will provide on-site care or call 120 for rescue.
[0072] like Figure 2 , Figure 18 As shown, the community mutual aid elderly care system also includes a co-creation space module, which provides an online maker space for seniors to publish their works, initiate research projects, or solicit solutions.
[0073] The co-creation space module aims to showcase and pass on the wisdom and works of the elderly. More importantly, it provides them with a platform to realize their creative value, enabling them to remain active and creative in their later years.
[0074] The co-creation space module includes a creative exhibition hall unit, an innovation bounty unit, and a virtual co-creation room unit. The creative exhibition hall unit is like a personal digital museum, with each maker having their own page showcasing their work, skill certificates, and achievements through images, videos, models, and other formats. The innovation bounty unit allows makers or the community to post technical challenges and design bottlenecks (such as "How to make gardening tools more labor-saving?" or "How to combine traditional crafts with modern materials?") as bounties on a specific section of the platform. Seniors with solutions, or any other engineers, designers, or enthusiasts who can provide solutions, can connect with the innovation needs through the interface of this innovation bounty unit.
[0075] The virtual co-creation room unit is used for senior makers to initiate or join online collaborative projects. The system backend uses algorithms to automatically recommend potential partners for projects based on skill tags (such as "mechanical design", "Python programming" and "traditional woodworking"), allowing seniors to match the partners they need according to their requirements.
[0076] Take retired engineer Grandpa Wang as an example: He developed a prototype of a "smart watering device" in the community's maker workshop, but encountered obstacles in miniaturizing the sensor; he posted a technology bounty through the innovation bounty unit, and within a week, he received an improvement plan from a retired semiconductor engineer and low-cost programming code from a college student in the community; Grandpa Wang formed a project team with these two new partners in the virtual co-creation room unit to complete the product iteration together; and finally, the product can be industrialized.
[0077] like Figure 2 As shown, the community mutual aid elderly care system also includes a social circle module. The social circle module is used for the community to spontaneously organize different interest circles for community members to join. Messages posted by members in an interest circle can be pushed to all other members in that circle. Each member in the system can create and join different circles.
[0078] Combination Figure 19 As shown, the Social Circles module is divided into three main thematic sections: "Topics," "Rankings," and "Co-creation Space." The "Topics" section displays the activities of interest groups on different topics, while the "Rankings" section displays rankings for different themes, as detailed below. Figure 20 As shown, the "Rankings" section includes three major rankings: "Likes Ranking," "Activity Ranking," and "Topic Ranking," which respectively display the members' likes ranking, members' activity ranking, and interest circle topic ranking. The "Co-creation Space" theme is used to display the innovative bounties published in the Co-creation Space module.
[0079] Combination Figure 20 As shown, the "Topics" section includes two sub-sections: "Interest Circles I Created" and "Interest Circles I Participated In," showcasing interest circles I created and those I participated in, respectively. These diverse interest circles aim to enhance seniors' interest in life and alleviate loneliness.
[0080] like Figure 2 As shown, the community mutual aid elderly care system also includes an activity calendar module, which records various community activities for members to view. Members can register to participate in corresponding activities according to their needs.
[0081] like Figure 2 As shown, the community-based mutual aid elderly care system also includes an auction module, which allows community members to showcase and auction their items online. Combined with... Figure 21As shown, the auction module has different categories of items and a post auction unit for members to post items they want to auction.
[0082] like Figure 2 As shown, this community-based mutual aid elderly care system also includes a tea room module, which allows members to host discussion-based tea sessions. Combined with... Figure 22 As shown, everyone can open an online teahouse through the teahouse module. An online teahouse is a topic teahouse where other members can join. In the topic teahouse, members can conduct video and voice calls and live broadcasts to chat online.
[0083] like Figure 2 As shown, the community mutual aid elderly care system also has a news and information module, which is used to push news and information to members.
[0084] like Figure 2 As shown, this community-based mutual aid elderly care system also includes a "Forever Young Mall" module, which provides purchasing services for goods needed by the elderly. Figure 23 As shown, members can purchase products through the "Forget-Your-Age Mall" module and enjoy discounted sales on the online mall (discounts vary depending on star rating); for example... Figure 24 As shown, the Wangling Mall module offers online blind box giveaways from participating merchants, which include coupons from both the participating merchants and the platform.
[0085] Combination Figure 25 As shown, the product transactions in the Wangling Mall module and the rewards for the aforementioned help-seeking service have clear fund flows and legal relationships, achieving the isolation of fund flows. Figure 25 All participating entities other than members are independent legal entities. Members pay for goods or services to a third-party platform. The community mutual aid society pays the system's operator (Beijing Yinling Zhihui and its regional operators) for technology / empowerment services, authorization, and support fees, which also go to the third-party platform. The third-party platform collects the payment for goods and distributes the revenue. The payment for goods and services goes directly to the service provider and the product provider. The platform receives the technology service fee according to the agreement. The civil affairs and other departments conduct real-time data connection and dynamic monitoring and early warning of the system's operator.
[0086] Combination Figure 2 As shown, this community-based mutual aid elderly care system also includes a messaging module and a personal center module (My Account). The messaging module is used to display messages about all the matters the user has participated in, such as... Figure 11-13 As shown, the Personal Center module is used to display all relevant information about an individual in the system.
[0087] In one embodiment, a community-based mutual aid elderly care method is provided. This method is based on the aforementioned community-based mutual aid elderly care system. The method first involves community selection, where the user selects their own community or a community where they have service needs. The community-based mutual aid elderly care system then performs one or more of the following functions: quickly seeking help and posting requests to receive assistance from neighbors; selecting trustworthy items from the community through a mutual aid marketplace; creating or joining topic groups; rewarding members based on their contributions and generating and displaying a contribution leaderboard; issuing emergency help signals and connecting them with responders in emergencies; publishing works, initiating research projects, or soliciting solutions; spontaneously organizing different interest groups for community members to join; selecting and joining corresponding activities from a calendar of recorded community activities; online auctioning of personal items or bidding on items auctioned by others; opening topic-based tea rooms; and purchasing needed goods.
[0088] It should be noted that, in this document, terms such as “comprising,” “including,” or any other variations thereof are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises a list of elements includes not only those elements but also other elements not expressly listed, or elements inherent to such process, method, article, or apparatus.
[0089] Although embodiments of the invention have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the invention, the scope of which is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.
Claims
1. A community-based mutual-aid elderly care system, characterized in that, include: The community selection module is used to select the community range where the user is located, or to select the community range where the user has service needs. The quick help module is used to post requests so that help can be provided by community friends; The mutual aid marketplace module serves as a community trust transaction platform. The My Groups module is used by seniors to create or join topic-based groups; The community contribution ranking module is used to reward contribution points based on members' contributions, and to generate and display the contribution ranking. An emergency assistance module is used to issue an emergency assistance signal and connect it to responders in an emergency. The co-creation space module provides an online maker space where seniors can publish their works, initiate research projects, or solicit solutions. The social circle module is used by the community to spontaneously organize different interest circles for community members to join. The activity calendar module is used to record the calendar of various community activities. The auction module is used by community members to display and auction their items online. The Tea Room module allows members to create topic-based tea rooms. The news and information module is used to push news and information to members. The "Forget-Aging Mall" module is used to provide purchasing services for goods needed by the elderly. The message module is used to display messages about all the matters in which the user is involved. The Personal Center module is used to display all relevant information about an individual in the system.
2. The community mutual aid elderly care system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The community selection module provides the option to directly select the current community via location, and also provides the option to set the current community via search. The quick help module includes a full help unit, a draft box unit, a pending order unit, a progress unit, a pending confirmation unit, and a pending evaluation unit. The full help unit, draft box unit, pending order unit, progress unit, pending confirmation unit, and pending evaluation unit are used to display help information by category.
3. The community mutual aid elderly care system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The mutual aid marketplace module includes a mutual aid member unit and a service hall unit. The mutual aid member unit displays nearby positively rated members on the page where the mutual aid marketplace module is located. The service hall unit is used to display requests posted through the quick help module. The mutual aid member unit includes a professionally certified member subunit and an amateur member subunit, which are used to record and display information of professionally certified members and amateur members, respectively. The professional certified member sub-unit and the amateur member sub-unit have functional categories such as all services, nearby, and intelligent sorting, which are used to classify professional certified members and amateur members respectively. The service hall unit has functional categories such as all services, nearby services, and newly published services, which are used to classify published requests.
4. The community mutual aid elderly care system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The "My Groups" module includes a "Create Group" unit, a "Join Group" unit, and a "Popular Groups" unit. The "Create Group" unit is used to create new topic groups, the "Join Group" unit is used to display groups that you have already joined, and the "Popular Groups" unit is used to display popular topic groups.
5. The community mutual aid elderly care system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The community contribution ranking module includes a contribution behavior collection unit, a contribution value calculation and recording unit, an anti-financialization rule engine unit, an honor mapping and star management unit, a community rights and interests control unit, and a publicity and auditing unit, all located in the background. The contribution behavior collection unit is used to receive and record various mutual assistance behavior information initiated by users; The contribution value calculation and recording unit is used to connect to the internal rule database of the system to calculate and generate corresponding "contribution value" data records for the behavior initiator; The anti-financialization rule engine unit is used to review contribution values through an immutable business rule base; The honor mapping and star rating management unit is used to periodically read the total cumulative contribution value of users from the contribution value master database; The community rights control unit is used to control the functions that users can access or the non-economic privileges they enjoy based on their star rating on the platform front end. The public announcement and audit unit is used to automatically generate contribution value lists and details, and publish them in the system's community announcement system.
6. The community mutual aid elderly care system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The emergency assistance module is equipped with an emergency help button. When the emergency help button is pressed, the system backend will connect to the relevant responders. The co-creation space module includes a creative exhibition hall unit, an innovation bounty unit, and a virtual co-creation room unit. The creative exhibition hall unit is a dedicated page for each creator, showcasing their works, skill certificates, and life achievements in the form of pictures, videos, and models. The innovation bounty unit is used to publish the bounty on the platform; the virtual co-creation room unit is used for makers to initiate or join online collaborative projects.
7. The community mutual aid elderly care system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The social circle module has three main thematic units: "Topics", "Rankings", and "Co-creation Space". The "Topics" unit displays the dynamics of interest circles on different topics, the "Rankings" unit displays rankings on different themes, and the "Co-creation Space" theme is used to display innovative bounties published in the Co-creation Space module.
8. The community mutual aid elderly care system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The tea room module features topic tea rooms that can conduct video and voice calls and live streaming, allowing members to chat online. The auction module has classification units for different types of items, as well as an auction posting unit, which allows members to post items they want to auction.
9. The community mutual aid elderly care system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The "Forget-Your-Age Mall" module provides group-buying products and offers online blind box grabbing services for franchisees.
10. A community-based mutual-aid elderly care method, characterized in that, This method is based on the community mutual aid elderly care system according to any one of claims 1-9, and the method includes: Community selection: Users can choose their own community or the community where they have service needs through this community selection module; and the community mutual aid elderly care system can perform one or more of the following functions: Quickly seek help and post your needs to get assistance from your community neighbors; Select trustworthy items for trading from the community through a mutual marketplace; Create or join a topic group; Members are rewarded with contribution points based on their contributions, and a contribution leaderboard is generated and displayed. In an emergency, send out an emergency distress signal and connect it with responders; Publish works, initiate research projects, or solicit solutions; They spontaneously organize different interest groups for community members to join; Select the corresponding activity from the calendar of recorded community events and join; Showcase and auction your own items online or bid on items auctioned by others; Open a themed tea room; Purchase the goods you need.