What is the reimbursement ratio of Hebi Medical Insurance?

What is the reimbursement ratio of Hebi Medical Insurance? The reimbursement standard for designated hospitals is 500 yuan, with the reimbursement rate for current employees being 85% and the reimbursement rate for retirees being 89%; the reimbursement standard for emergency hospitalization outside the city is 2,000 yuan, the reimbursement rate for current employees being 80%, and the reimbursement rate for retirees being 84%. Regarding the guide to medical insurance reimbursement, I have just compiled the relevant content. I hope it will be helpful to you: 2020 National Social Security and Medical Insurance Application Reimbursement Process!

Reimbursement ratio for hospitalization in designated hospitals

1. Only medical expenses of more than 500 yuan can be reimbursed after going to the outpatient clinic or emergency room of a designated hospital.

2. If you are an employee, you can reimburse for expenses above 500 yuan, and the reimbursement rate is 85%;

3. If you are retired, you can reimburse the expenses for more than 500 yuan. It's 89%.

Reimbursement ratio for emergency hospitalization such as business trips and family visits to hospitals outside the city

1. Only medical expenses above 2,000 yuan can be reimbursed after going to outpatient or emergency treatment in hospitals outside the city.

2. If you are an employee, 80% of the expenses above 2,000 can be reimbursed;

3. If you are a retiree, 84% of the expenses above 2,000 can be reimbursed. .

Brother Bao’s reminder: The above is an introduction to the reimbursement ratio of Hebi Medical Insurance. Among them, the reimbursement ratio for employees with chronic diseases is 63%, and the reimbursement ratio for retirees is 68%. There is no minimum payment standard. Patients with chronic diseases need to bring a "Chronic Disease Outpatient Medical Treatment Certificate" and a medical insurance IC card to a designated hospital for medical treatment. The hospital will directly reimburse the patient for medical expenses when they are discharged. If you have chronic diseases or minor problems such as high blood pressure or hepatitis B, you don’t know how to buy insurance? Be sure to read this guide: The latest guide! A complete guide to insurance for people with chronic diseases!