Increasing residents’ funds for medical treatment cannot form unified medical standards

The medical industry is a top priority, and relevant departments will review and investigate it every year. According to the latest data, the unreasonable medical insurance funds involved exceed 500 million yuan. This time, relevant departments have investigated more than 65 institutions, but the results of the investigation have disappointed many patients.

The main purpose of our country's provision of medical insurance services to residents is to reduce people's medical expenses to the lowest level. Problems such as difficulty in seeing a doctor have been solved one by one, and the medical department will also negotiate with manufacturers. However, many medical institutions are like troublemakers, charging repeatedly, and extremely unreasonable charges and medical standards, which have greatly affected the progress of people's medical treatment. Impact: Increases the difficulty for ordinary people to seek medical treatment

In contrast, in large formal hospitals or medical institutions, each step has a unique charging standard, and there will be no repeated charges. At the same time, doctors will adopt surgical or conservative treatment according to the patient's condition. When the patient takes the medical order to pick up the medicine, the staff will not replace the medicine.

The unreasonable situation that occurred this time subverted the patient's cognition. For example, if a certain type of patient undergoes a full physical examination, under the unified charging standards, the patient only needs to pay according to the officially prescribed physical examination standards, and generally there will be no secondary demand for payment. However, unreasonable medical institutions have charged for different items, which has greatly increased the cost of medical examinations for ordinary people. In addition, the increase in medical expenses is just adding insult to injury for ordinary people.

In general, reasonably standardizing medical treatment and increasing penalties will sound a wake-up call for the entire industry. In addition, major medical institutions have repeatedly clarified charging standards to prevent people from being unable to see a doctor for money. While the 503 million medical insurance fund is shocking, it also makes consumers see the chaos in the medical institution industry. The medical industry is closely related to the health of residents, and this situation should not have occurred. Immediate punishment and standardization of the medical industry.