High-value consumables that are not reimbursed by the city’s medical insurance include intraocular lenses, artificial joints, stents, etc.

The reason why these high-value consumables are not reimbursed is that they all belong to Class B drugs and diagnostic and treatment items, and medical institutions can choose to use them based on the condition needs and financial affordability of insured patients.

The medical insurance fund pays according to different reimbursement ratios, and the reimbursement ratio for some high-value consumables may be relatively low.

For some specific high-value consumables, such as artificial joints, due to their high technical content and high use risks, the medical insurance fund cannot fully bear their costs.