With China's urbanization and demographic shifts significantly affecting elder care, this study examines the alignment of community-based elder care services in Hangzhou's Hemu Community. It addresses the gap in understanding how these services meet the needs of an aging population in a rapidly changing social context. A comprehensive mixed-methods approach was utilized, involving interviews with community residents, observations of elder care service operationsand thorough document analysis. The objective was to evaluate the adequacy, utilizationand satisfaction levels concerning these elder care services. The research identified that, although the services generally meet the community's needs, there are notable challenges in content specificity, quality assuranceand promotional efforts. These challenges lead to resistance among older adults. Additionally, issues with service visibility and the lack of robust feedback mechanisms were noted. This study highlights the critical need for a cooperative strategy involving government, community organizations, social entitiesand businesses in enhancing elder care services. It suggests that improvements in service visibility, content qualityand targeted promotion are crucial to address the evolving needs of the aging population and to reduce reluctance in service utilization.