It means nothing at all, but it can still be seen from the name

Homes for the aged: generally, homes for the aged are funded by the government, such as XX Street homes for the aged, but some of them are contracted to individuals after being funded by the government

Social welfare homes: the difference between government funded social welfare homes in XX city and homes for the aged is that I have never seen homes called "homes for the aged in XX city". Municipal and district level homes are all called social welfare homes

Nursing homes: all welfare organizations are collectively referred to. Private ones are generally called apartments for the elderly. However, because the words "nursing homes" or "apartments for the elderly" are not very nice, many names have sprung up: Service Centers for the elderly, care centers for the elderly, maintenance centers, nursing homes and elderly recreation centers. They are all private.

Home for the aged and home for the aged have the same meaning, but the name is a little different. There is a Ruibang apartment for the aged near our home

One is run by the government, the other is run by the people

Homes for the aged generally do not need to pay by themselves. They need specific conditions to enter (for example, five guarantees). Homes for the aged need to bear their own expenses. However, it is obvious how different living conditions and quality will be from one paying to the other not paying.

Article source: Jiangmen nursing home http://www.fengjingyanglao.com