Health care services include the followings:
1. Facilitation of healthy food.
2. Facilitation of healthy physical fitness.
3. Health consultation and household health service.
4. Promotion of health education.
5. Prevention of accidental injuries.
6. Oral health care service.
7. Safe medication service.
8. Prevention of chronic diseases.
9. Psychological health care service.
10. Other health care service.

Health care services are provided by the following institutions:
1. Medical service institutions, nursing institutions, and related medical entities.
2. Social welfare institutions, social entities that clearly stipulate social welfare or health care matters within their Articles of Organization.
3. Schools.

Health care service providers shall combine with related service professional personnel to provide their services.

Health care service providers shall handle the following matters:
1. Setting the working contents and supervision procedures.
2. Making the service records.

Community-base medical services include the followings:
1. Medical consultation, diagnosis, and referral service.
2. Pharmaceutical service.
3. Other community medical services.

Community-base medical services are provided by the following institutions:
1. Medical service institutions, nursing institutions, and related medical entities.
2. Social welfare institutions and social welfare entities.

Community-base medical service providers shall equip with necessary facilities and equipment, and shall combine with professional medical staffs to provide services.

Community-base medical service providers shall handle the following matters:
1. Setting the working contents and supervision procedures.
2. Making the medical records and case history records.

Community-base rehabilitation services include the followings:
1. Community-base physical therapy:
(1) Affairs under Article 12 and Article 17 of Physical Therapist Act.
(2) Physical therapy with pains, education and consultation of caregivers and service recipients, trainings and instructions for individual or group functional activities, and healthy physical fitness.
2. Community-base occupational therapy:
(1) Affairs under Article 12 and Article 17 of Occupational Therapist Act.
(2) Facilitation and trainings of functions of daily activities and participation of community life, facilitation and trainings of arrangement abilities of daily activities, planning and leading of therapy group activities, education and consultation of caregivers and community public.

Community-base rehabilitation services are provided by the following institutions:
1. Rehabilitation related medical institutions, medical care institutions, nursing institutions, and medical entities.
2. Social welfare institutions and social welfare entities.

Community-base rehabilitation service providers shall equip with necessary facilities and equipment, and the operation supervisors of the community-base rehabilitation services shall possess medical or social worker professional qualifications.

The professional personnel of community-base rehabilitation services shall possess physical therapist (assistant) or occupational therapist (assistant) qualifications.
Physical therapists (assistants) or occupational therapists (assistants) shall practice according to the diagnosis, notes, or advice issued by a physician.

Community-base rehabilitation service provides shall handle the following matters:
1. Setting the working contents and supervision procedures.
2. Making the medical records and case history records.

Aids services include the followings:
1. Evaluation of the needs of aids and providing individual service.
2. Examination and assessment of aids after purchase.
3. Professional instruction or training service of use of aids.
4. Consultation service of aids.
5. Repair service of aids.
6. Recycle service of aids.
7. Rental service of aids.
8. Education and promotion service of aids.
9. Exhibition service of aids.

Aids services are provided by the following institutions:
1. Rehabilitation related medical institutions, medical care institutions, nursing institutions, and medical entities.
2. Social welfare institutions and social welfare entities.
3. Colleges and universities with related departments or research centers.
4. Retail and wholesale enterprises of medical equipment.

Aids service providers shall equip with necessary facilities and equipment.
The services under Subparagraph 1 to Subparagraph 3 of Article 47 shall be provided by physical therapists or occupational therapists. The aids service providers shall combine with professional medical staffs to provide services if necessary for their business.

Aids service providers shall handle the following matters:
1. Setting the working contents and supervision procedures.
2. Making the assessment and service records.
3. Maintaining the safety and cleaning of the aids if the providers provide aids recycle or rental services.

Psychological consultation services include the followings:
1. Promotion and education of psychological health.
2. Individual consultation.
3. Group consultation.
4. Family consultation.
5. Prevention of senior citizens’ suicide.

Psychological consultation services are provided by the following institutions:
1. Psychological consultation institutions, psychological therapy institutions and psychological related professional entities.
2. Medical care institutions, nursing institutions, and medical treatment legal persons.
3. Social welfare institutions and social welfare entities.
4. Firms of licensed social workers.

Services provided by the psychological consultation service providers shall provided by psychologists, physicians, or related professional personnel if involved with the practice of psychologists.

Psychological consultation service providers shall handle the following matters:
1. Setting the working contents and supervision procedures.
2. Providing written, phone, and interview consultation channels.
3. Making the case history records.

Community-base day-care services include the followings:
1. Life care.
2. Life independent trainings.
3. Health facilitation.
4. Cultural and entertaining recreation activities.
5. Providing or connecting to transportation services.
6. Education and consultation service for household members.
7. Nursing service.
8. Rehabilitation service.
9. Meal preparation service.

Community-base day-care services are provided by the following institutions:
1. Medical care institutions, nursing institutions, and medical treatment legal persons.
2. Welfare institutions for senior citizens and welfare institutions for physically and mentally disabled citizens.
3. Incorporated charitable associations, foundations, social welfare entities, community development associations, and care service labor cooperatives.
4. Firms of licensed social workers.

Community-base day-care service providers shall place the following staff members according to the regulations:
1. At least one paramedic or social worker.
2. Caregiver:
(1) Day-care service to disabled senior citizens: a caregiver shall be placed for every ten senior citizens. Fewer than ten senior citizens shall be also counted as ten as well.
(2) Day-care service to senior citizens with dementia: a caregiver shall be placed for every six senior citizens. Fewer than six senior citizens shall be also counted as six as well.
(3) Day-care service to both disabled senior citizens and senior citizens with dementia: a caregiver shall be placed for every eight senior citizens. Fewer than eight senior citizens shall be also counted as eight as well.
Service under Subparagraph 7 of Article 55 shall be provided by full-time or contract nursing personnel.
Service under Subparagraph 8 of Article 55 shall be provided by full-time or contract physical therapists (assistants) or occupational therapists (assistants).

Facilities and equipment of community-base day-care service providers shall comply with the following regulations:
1. The design, structure, and facilities of the building shall comply with Building Code and relevant laws and regulations.
2. The space of room floor for each person shall be at least 6.6 square meters, and shall have the following spaces:
(1) Multi-functional activity room.
(2) Accessible toilet and bathroom.
(3) Dining room.
(4) Facilities or bedrooms for lunch break; such room shall not be located in the basement.
(5) Simple kitchen.
3. Placing appropriate and independent spaces and individual services for senior citizens with dementia if necessary.
4. Facilities and equipment of the institution that provides day-care service shall comply with the relevant regulations for such institution.

The service recipients for the community-base day-care service shall be principally less than 30 people during the same service time daily.
Community-base day-care service providers shall handle the following matters:
1. Setting the working contents and supervision procedures.
2. Making the case history records.

Community-base food services include the followings:
1. A fixed spot for food service in the community.
2. Providing individual food pursuant to the needs of the service recipients.

Community-base food services are provided by the following institutions:
1. Medical care institutions, nursing institutions, and medical treatment legal persons.
2. Welfare institutions for senior citizens and welfare institutions for physically and mentally disabled citizens.
3. Incorporated charitable associations, foundations, social welfare entities, community development associations, and care service labor cooperatives.
4. Restaurants and other food and beverage enterprises.

Community-base food service providers shall equip with necessary facilities and equipment complied with hygienic requirements, and combine with a dietitian to provide services, if necessary.

Community-base food service providers shall handle the following matters:
1. Setting the working contents and supervision procedures.
2. Making the service records.
3. Providing hygienic, safe, and nutrition-balanced food and beverage.

Family support services under Subparagraph 8 of Article 18 of “the Act” refer to that a caregiver provides body care, daily life care and safety care to disabled senior citizens in the dwelling, and assists senior citizens to join community activities according to disabled senior citizens’ interests and ability.
Family support services include the followings:
1. Body care services: including assistance to use of toilet, bath, clothes change, oral cleaning, dining, taking medication, turning the body over, padding the back, simple passive motions for limb joints, going to bed and getting off from bed, accompanying with exercises, assistance to use of daily life assistive equipment, and other services.
2. Housekeeping services: including laundry and patching of clothes, documentation service, meal preparation service, accompanying to purchase or purchasing daily necessities, accompanying to seek medical service or contacting medical care institutions, cultural and entertaining recreation, and assistance in joining community activities.
3. Safety cares: paying attention to abnormal situations, emergently notifying medical care institutions, assisting in the crisis or accidents, or other services.

Family support services are provided by the followings institutions:
1. Medical care institutions, nursing institutions, and medical treatment legal persons.
2. Welfare institutions for senior citizens and welfare institutions for physically and mentally disabled citizens.
3. Incorporated charitable associations, foundations, social welfare entities, and care service labor cooperatives.
4. Firms of licensed social workers.
The service providers under the previous paragraph shall recruit and select qualified caregivers pursuant to Article 67, and report to local competent authority for review and guidelines of their services.

Family support service providers shall place service supervisors, and may place full-time or contract administrative personnel, physicians, nursing personnel, social workers, or other staff members according to their operation needs.

Caregivers of family support service and their dwellings shall comply with the following regulations:
1. Shall possess caregiver qualification, and more than 1,000 hours experience in directly serving disabled people.
2. Placing a substitute caregiver who possesses caregiver qualification.
3. Qualifying in health checkup.
4. Facilities and equipment of the dwelling:
(1) The space of room floor for each care recipient shall be at least 8 square meters. Private family spaces are not included.
(2) The net widths of the entrance and door shall be at least 80 centimeters.
(3) Installing anti-slippery measures and handrails in the toilets and bathrooms, and protecting individual privacy.
(4) Placing facilities or bedrooms for lunch break; such room shall not be located in the basement, and individual privacy shall be protected.
(5) Well-ventilated and sufficient lights of the building.
(6) Providing a non-expired basic First-Aid set.

The service provided by the caregivers of family support service shall comply with the followings:
1. Service recipients, including the caregiver’s disabled household members, shall be less than four. Except for disabled household members, daily service hours shall not exceed 12 hours, and shall not provide overnight stay service.
2. The caregiver shall conduct a health checkup regularly every year during his service period.
3. Following the supervision of family support service providers.
4. Making the service records and updating regularly.

Family support service providers shall handle the following matters:
1. Setting the working contents and supervision procedures.
2. Making the case history records.

Education services include the followings:
1. Education of learning between generations.
2. Education before retirement.
3. Education of psychological health.
4. Education of life care.
5. Education of prevention and health care.
6. Education of religious life.
7. Other education services.

Education services are provided by the following institutions:
1. Welfare institutions for senior citizens and welfare institutions for physically and mentally disabled citizens.
2. Incorporated charitable associations, foundations, social welfare entities, community development associations, and care service labor cooperatives.
3. Social education institutions.
4. Community colleges.
5. Schools.
6. Mass communication enterprises.

Education service providers shall combine with persons who possess expertise or practical experience to provide their services.

Education service providers shall handle the following matters:
1. The design of courses shall be creative and diverse.
2. Considering various linguistic needs of senior citizens when making and broadcasting broadcast or television programs related to senior citizens.
3. Considering a text font size appropriate for senior citizens when printing publications related to senior citizens.
4. Avoiding inappropriate profits when promoting education or cooperating with enterprises.
5. Providing diverse service channels and enhancing trainings of teachers.

Legal services include the followings:
1. Legal consultation of senior citizens’ rights.
2. Legal service of senior citizens’ protection.
3. Referrals of legal aids recourses.
4. Promotion of legal common knowledge.

Legal services are provided by the following institutions:
1. Welfare institutions for senior citizens.
2. Incorporated charitable associations, foundations, and social entities.
3. Legal related entities.
4. Law departments of colleges and universities.
5. Law firms.

Legal service providers shall handle the following matters:
1. Considering both legitimate rights of the party and public interests.
2. Providing services based on honesty, fairness, rationality, and ethics.

Providing transportation services to disabled senior citizens during the use of the following services:
1. Medical service.
2. Community health care service.
3. Community medical service.
4. Community rehabilitation service.
5. Aids service.
6. Day-care service.
7. Family support service.
8. Other community-base services.

Transportation services are provided by the following institutions:
1. Medical care institutions, nursing institutions, and medical treatment legal persons.
2. Welfare institutions for senior citizens and welfare institutions for physically and mentally disabled citizens.
3. Incorporated charitable associations, foundations, and social entities.
4. Public bus transportation enterprises, municipal bus transportation enterprises, taxi enterprises, tour bus enterprises, and car rental enterprises.

Transportation service providers shall equip with necessary facilities and equipment, and place general supervision and management personnel for their service operation.

Drivers providing transportation services shall possess occupational driver licenses, and shall be physically and mentally healthy.

Transportation service providers shall handle the following matters:
1. Providing relevant information of transportation for selector’s reference.
2. Based on fair and open principle to accept reservations for car rental.
3. Establishing service monitoring and examination mechanism.
4. Enlisting records for delivery of cars.
5. Establishing recruiting and management mechanism of drivers.
6. Charging fees pursuant to the fee schedule set by the municipal and county (city) competent authorities; should not charge any additional fees based on any alternative items from service recipients.
7. Car model and age should follow the regulations, and conducting maintenance, repairs, and cleaning of cars regularly.
8. Joining compulsory automobile liability insurance.

Retirement preparation services include the followings:
1. Financial planning.
2. Life planning after retirement.
3. Improvement of health.
4. Mental adjustment before and after retirement.
5. Arrangement of recreation activities.
6. Arrangement of dwelling.
7. Participation of society.

Retirement preparation services are provided by the following institutions:
1. Medical care institutions, nursing institutions, and medical treatment legal persons.
2. Welfare institutions for senior citizens and welfare institutions for physically and mentally disabled citizens.
3. Incorporated charitable associations, foundations, and social entities.
4. Employers before retirement.
5. Community colleges.
6. Social education institutions.
7. Schools.

Retirement preparation service providers shall handle the following matters:
1. Providing sufficient information related to retirement preparation.
2. Providing creative and diverse selections of service.

Recreation services include the followings:
1. Providing recreation information and consultation.
2. Holding recreation activities.
3. Providing recreation spaces.
4. Providing recreation facilities.

Recreation services are provided by the following institutions:
1. Welfare institutions for senior citizens and welfare institutions for physically and mentally disabled citizens.
2. Incorporated charitable associations, foundations, social welfare entities, community development associations, and care service labor cooperatives.
3. Tourism enterprises.

Recreation service providers shall handle the following matters:
1. Respecting senior citizens’ desires of voluntarily participation.
2. Considering senior citizens’ physical and mental abilities and recognition to provide the service.
3. Providing accessible facilities and broad activity spaces; paying attention to senior citizens’ safety.
4. Recreation facilities shall bear usage and safety instructions.
5. Combing professional manpower to provide diverse selections of recreation activities to senior citizens.
6. Promoting recognition of senior citizens’ recreation, enhancing self-consciousness of recreation, and establishing correct attitudes of recreation.

Information supply and referral services include the followings:
1. Providing relevant information about social welfare.
2. Linking to relevant service according to the individual needs of service recipients.

Information supply and referral services are provided by the following institutions:
1. Welfare institutions for senior citizens and welfare institutions for physically and mentally disabled citizens.
2. Incorporated charitable associations, foundations, social entities, and care service labor cooperatives.
3. Firms of licensed social workers.

Information supply and referral service providers shall handle the following matters:
1. Updating information related to community resources for reference from time to time.
2. Understanding the service items and rules of service providers within the community so as to provide referral service for reference.
3. Making the consultation or referral records.