In recent years，the aging rate of Taiwan has increased faster than that of many countries or regions in the world. In March 2018，Taiwan has entered the aged society. At that time，the proportion of people over 65 has exceeded 14% of the population in Taiwan. It is expected that by 2026，Taiwan will officially enter the super-aged society. The gradual advancement of aging promotes the rapid development of long-term care services. To this end，Taiwan began to promote volunteer home care service in local counties and cities in 1983，and the long-term care service has been established and implemented in 2017. Long-term care services cover nurising care services，personnel training，resource allocation，etc.. The updated long-term care plan （version 2.0） intends to provide services for the elderly and people with impaired body functions by covering the entire process of their health，sub-health，and palliative care phases，This plan help provide to both the care-receiver and the care-giver. The services are expected to based in communities，and improve the quality of life of both the cared and the caring. This program aims at improving the development of the long-term care industry while providing quality service to the elderly with an affordable price.