1. How to use medical insurance 1. How to use medical insurance is as follows: (1) Inform the hospital in advance what type of insured person you are during the medical treatment process, and require the hospital to treat you in accordance with relevant medical insurance reimbursement regulations; (2) Outpatient and inpatient services

Make reimbursement selections based on the medical insurance card; (3) Choose a hospital reasonably based on your condition; (4) Check the medicine list carefully; (5) Get familiar with the medical insurance policies of the insured place as soon as possible when seeking medical treatment in other places.

2. Legal basis: "Social Insurance Law of the People's Republic of China" Article 28 Those who comply with the basic medical insurance drug catalog, diagnosis and treatment items, medical service facility standards, and emergency and rescue medical expenses shall be included in the basic medical insurance in accordance with national regulations.

Paid from insurance funds.

Article 29 The part of the medical expenses of the insured persons that should be paid by the basic medical insurance fund shall be settled directly between the social insurance agency and the medical institution and pharmaceutical business unit.

The social insurance administrative department and the health administrative department should establish a settlement system for medical expenses in other places to facilitate insured persons to enjoy basic medical insurance benefits.

2. What does not fall within the scope of medical insurance reimbursement is as follows: 1. Failure to seek medical treatment at designated institutions, not getting enough medicine, and not being admitted or transferred according to the disease catalog and prescribed procedures; 2. Other responsible persons shall not bear the responsibilities.

Such as medical accidents, traffic accidents, etc.; 3. Work-related accidents, childbirth of female employees; 4. Accidental injuries caused by various reasons such as illegal crimes, sobriety, self-injury, self-mutilation, etc.; 5. Lending or using certificates or cards to others

Seeking medical treatment under someone else’s ID or card; 6. Changing prescriptions without permission, or falsely issuing or over-issuing medical expense receipts, and receiving unified funds under false names; 7. Failure to strictly abide by the various management systems of medical insurance due to personal reasons; 8. Other irregularities

It is a responsibility covered by medical insurance.