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view serious ageing chinas population low desire elderly people purchase institutionalised elderly care services explored willingness chinese elderly people purchase institutionalised elderly care services influencing factors crosssectional study three multivariate logistic regression analysis models willingness elderly people purchase institutionalised elderly care services established model 1 reluctance willingness model 2 reluctance hesitation model 3 hesitation willingness explore factors influence elderly peoples willingness purchase institutionalised elderly care services study based 2022 psychology behaviour investigation chinese residents database research data 4123 older adults met requirements study screened database 4123 respondents roughly equal numbers negative positive attitudes towards purchasing institutionalised senior care services 1125 273 vs 1079 262 respectively 1919 465 hesitant attitudes analysis model 1 showed medical insurance participation number children siblings chronic diseases per capita monthly household income influential effect willingness elderly people purchase institutional care model 2 found factors per capita monthly household income anxiety led hesitancy among older adults purchase institutionalised senior care services model 3 found social support health literacy led shift hesitation willingness purchase institutionalised elderly care services number children number siblings per capita monthly income family medical insurance participation health status health literacy social support found main factors influencing purchase institutionalised care elderly individuals