According to the "Notice on Matters Concerning Medical Security for Disabled Military Personnel Levels 1 to 6" (Jinglao She Yifa [2006] No. 76): 1. It is necessary to ensure that the existing medical benefits of disabled military personnel are not reduced.
Disabled military personnel participating in medical insurance enjoy medical subsidies for disabled military personnel on the basis of basic medical insurance, large-amount mutual medical assistance and unified supplementary medical insurance for retirees.
2. The reimbursement scope of medical subsidies for disabled military personnel is the portion borne by the individual in proportion to the payment range of the basic medical insurance fund, and the portion below the minimum payment standard of the overall fund.
3. The reimbursement ratio is: after retirees enjoy basic medical insurance, large-amount mutual medical assistance and unified supplementary medical insurance for retirees, the medical expenses that meet the reimbursement scope are subsidized by the Medical Subsidy for Disabled Military Personnel, of which 100% is provided for disabled military personnel in grades one to four.
Proportional reimbursement, with disabled servicemen in grades five to six being reimbursed at a rate of 50%.
After serving personnel enjoy basic medical insurance and large-scale medical mutual aid, the medical expenses that meet the reimbursement scope are subsidized by the Medical Subsidy for Disabled Military Personnel. Disabled military personnel in grades one to four are reimbursed at a 100% rate, and disabled military personnel in grades five to six are reimbursed at a rate of 70%.
to reimburse.
4. If the medical security benefits of disabled military personnel in their original workplace are higher than those stipulated in the medical subsidy for disabled military personnel, the unit’s supplementary medical insurance will continue to provide protection.
5. Disabled military personnel who enjoy public medical care units will continue to be managed according to public medical care.
Guarantee that existing medical benefits will not be reduced, and that medical expenses incurred by disabled servicemen in grades one to four that are within the payment scope of basic medical insurance will be reimbursed at 100%; outpatient reimbursement of medical expenses that are within the payment scope of basic medical insurance by disabled servicemen in grades five to six will not be lower.
above 90%, and the hospitalization reimbursement ratio shall not be less than 95%.
6. Disabled military personnel in rural areas will continue to be managed according to public-funded medical care, and the original management methods and original benefits will remain unchanged.
7. The medical expenses incurred by disabled soldiers due to recurrence of old injuries shall be governed by the relevant provisions of work-related injury insurance.