Most hospitals can pay by credit card. In fact, this mainly depends on whether there is a POS card reader in the hospital. It is also possible that some hospitals are just upgraded, but the level of informationization is not high. It is not excluded that there is no POS card reader. As long as there is a POS card reader at the hospital toll station, you can use a credit card for full settlement, not just large medical expenses, whether it is outpatient settlement or hospitalization settlement.

Secondly, whether a hospital can swipe a credit card depends on hospital regulations. Different hospitals have different requirements for payment. Under normal circumstances, as long as there is a pos machine in the place where the hospital pays, you can basically swipe your credit card. Please consult the regulations of the hospital for details.

According to the analysis of relevant experts, in the past, when consumers chose credit cards, they mainly considered factors such as overdraft limit and preferential strength. Nowadays, consumers are beginning to think more about which credit card can make their life more convenient and provide accurate services. Banks also take this as their goal, and build a payment ecology of food, clothing, housing and play by laying out a large number of consumption scenarios.

In the future, with the opening of a new era of consumer finance, China's credit card industry will also usher in a brand-new situation: on the one hand, the upgraded credit card products can meet people's demand for consumer credit; on the other hand, it will increasingly become a new engine for China's economic growth and provide strong support for people to create a better life.

And small hospitals can't swipe their cards, but big hospitals like 3A can swipe their cards. However, there is also a premise for swiping credit cards in top-three hospitals, that is, hospitals have pos machines that collect money, and some hospitals can't do it without installing this. In addition, there are generally no points for swiping credit cards in hospitals.

Credit cards are generally plastic cards with a special carrier, with a length of 85.60 mm, a width of 53.98 mm and a thickness of1mm. The name of the card issuer, the expiration date, the number and the name of the cardholder are printed on the front, and the chip, magnetic stripe and signature strip are printed on the back. Cardholders can use credit cards to shop, spend money and deposit and withdraw cash from banks.

Credit card consumption is a non-cash transaction payment method, and there is no need to pay cash when spending. Credit cards are divided into credit cards and quasi-credit cards. Credit card refers to a credit card in which the cardholder has a certain credit limit and can spend first and then repay. Quasi-credit card refers to a quasi-credit card in which the cardholder deposits a certain amount of reserve fund according to the regulations, and when the balance of the reserve fund account is insufficient to pay, it can be overdrawn within the prescribed credit limit. Credit cards generally refer to credit cards.

Secondly, whether a hospital can use a credit card depends on the regulations of the hospital, and different hospitals have different requirements for payment. But as long as there is a pos machine in the place where the hospital pays, you can swipe your credit card.

Small hospitals generally can't use credit cards, while big hospitals like 3A are basically allowed to use credit cards. You can ask the relevant personnel in the hospital to see if you can swipe your credit card.