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Medical Expense Reduction This is the basic or regular form of medical assistance.

Through government-issued documents, it is mandatory for public medical institutions to reduce or completely waive registration fees, treatment fees, medicine fees, hospitalization fees and other fees for medical assistance recipients.

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Establish a critical illness medical assistance fund. Local government finances allocate special funds every year to establish a critical illness medical assistance fund to provide assistance to poor people suffering from serious illnesses.

3.

Special medical subsidies can be implemented through special subsidies and lump sums, that is, the finance department allocates a certain amount of funds every year based on the treatment needs of the recipients, earmarked funds, lump sums for minor illnesses, and subsidies for major illnesses.

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To carry out group medical mutual aid, medical mutual aid organizations can be established by mass organizations such as trade unions and women's federations. The funds come from trade union funds, personal contributions and social donations. When poor employees, women or families are unable to pay for medical expenses, certain subsidies will be provided.

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Charitable medical assistance charity fundraising is initiated by charitable organizations or other social organizations to carry out love-raising fund-raising activities for specific poor patients. The funds raised are earmarked for special use, and the remaining part is used to treat other patients.

The hospital can also reach an agreement with the community to regularly dispatch medical staff or medical assistance volunteers to the community free of charge to provide free clinics and door-to-door services to people with "three noes" and other people who meet the medical assistance conditions.

Where conditions permit, welfare hospitals or charity hospitals can also be established.