Taiwan’s long-term care sector is facing increasing pressure as the nation’s population rapidly ages and demand for services surges. Providers are urging lawmakers to revise regulations to address a widening gap between rising operational costs and fixed government reimbursement rates. Specifically, they are requesting adjustments to the current payment system to reflect increasing expenses for labor, supplies, and facilities. The industry also seeks to streamline the assessment process, reducing reliance on paper-based documentation and integrating more technology into care delivery. These changes, they argue, are crucial to ensuring the sustainability and quality of long-term care services for Taiwan’s growing elderly population. Failure to address these issues could lead to service reductions and diminished care quality, impacting vulnerable seniors. The providers hope reforms will attract and retain qualified personnel in the sector.