This study is originated from the perception that it would be difficult to achieve the goal of sustainable residential regeneration unless the improvement of the quality of life of the elderly, which accounts for a high proportion of the residents in a deteriorated residential area, is prioritized in the process of promoting regeneration projects. As an attempt to solve the aging problem, which has been pointed out as the cause of urban decline in residential regeneration, projects such as the influx of young people, job creation for the elderly, and construction of community support facilities based on the Eoullim platform were embodied. According to the analysis of urban regeneration revitalization plans for major urban regeneration support projects in South Korea, the proportion of unit projects for the elderly is relatively high. However, most of the plans have focused on expanding hardware facilities such as welfare facilities, community facilities, and rental housings. On the other hand, projects or related programs to establish a delivery system for care service based on the ‘aging in place,’ which is important for improving the quality of life of the elderly, were

found to be insufficient.

In this background, the goal of this study is to establish an action plan that settles the concept of ‘aging in place’ in residential regenerations by substantially linking the residential area regeneration project and the integrated care policy for the local community. Accordingly, the analysis targets were designated as old low-rise residential areas that are subject to residential regenerations, including housing support for the elderly. The urban regeneration revitalization areas that are subject to service, were also analyzed. As a result, (1) the concept and meaning of community integrated care-linked residential regeneration were defined, and (2) the standards and cases of residential regeneration linked to integrated community care was reviewed. Also, by (3) analyzing the status of community integrated care projects in residential regenerations, (4) a plan to promote community integrated care-linked residential regeneration was derived.