Objective To explore the demand for "internet+elderly care services" of the quasi elderly and its influencing factors. Methods The convenient sampling method was used to survey 203 quasi elderly people. The demand scores of "internet+elderly care services" of the quasi elderly people with different characteristics were compared, and the influencing factors of their demand for "internet+elderly care services" were analyzed. Results There were significant differences in the demand scores of "internet+elderly care services" among the quasi elderly people of different age, different types of registered residence, different per capita monthly income of families, whether their parents were alive, whether they were engaged in manual labor, whether they had higher education, and whether they had supplementary medical insurance(P <0.001). E-health literacy level, whether parents were alive, whether they had supplementary medical insurance, whether they had received higher education, and whether they had used the "internet+e-health" service were the influencing factors of the demand for "internet+elderly care services" for the quasi elderly(P <0.05). Only 8.37% of the quasi elderly was unwilling to pay any fees. Conclusion At present, the demand awareness of "internet+elderly care service" of the quasi elderly is relatively lacking, and needs to be improved through various ways such as good platform and system support, so as to promote healthy aging. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]