Children in need receive discounts on medical treatment.

For orphans holding a "Child Welfare Certificate", the personal expenses required to participate in urban residents' medical insurance or new rural cooperative medical care will be fully borne by all levels of finance. All kinds of people-benefiting hospitals and charity clinics should refer to the treatment of subsistence allowance recipients and provide preferential policies for people-benefiting medical care to patients holding a "Child Welfare Certificate", that is, "five exemptions, five half discounts, and three discounts" and other medical expense reductions discount. Governments at all levels include orphans in the scope of medical assistance for urban and rural residents in need, and the medical assistance standards are regarded as subsistence allowance recipients. And for those who meet the scope of major disease relief for children from poor families, the personal out-of-pocket funds within the scope of medical insurance will be borne by relevant departments.

Children in trouble are mainly orphans aged 0-18, HIV-infected children, de facto unaccompanied children, severely disabled children, seriously ill children, children from poor families, street children, children with lack of family supervision or improper supervision. wait.

The specific content is as follows:

1. Orphans refer to minors under the age of 18 whose parents have died or disappeared, or one parent has died and the other parent has disappeared.

2. HIV-infected children are children carrying HIV and AIDS.

3. Unaccompanied children are children whose parents are unable to perform their guardianship duties.

4. Severely disabled children refer to children with first- and second-level disabilities recognized by the Disabled Persons’ Federation.

5. Severely ill children refer to children suffering from major diseases that are harmful to children’s health, consume a lot of medical resources, and are difficult to diagnose and treat.

6. Children from poor families are children from families receiving minimum living security in urban and rural areas.

7. Street children refer to children who are separated from the effective supervision of their guardians and rely on begging, picking up, etc. to maintain their lives on the streets.

8. Children with lack of family supervision or improper supervision refer to children whose personal safety is threatened or violated due to abuse, abandonment, accidental injury, illegal infringement, etc.

To summarize: Child in Distress connections are diverse. It requires the attention and support of all sectors of society, including the efforts of governments, non-governmental organizations, educational institutions and communities, to improve the living conditions of children in need and protect the rights and development of children in need.

Legal basis:

"Opinions on Strengthening the Protection of Children in Difficulty"

Article 2

In view of the challenges faced by the survival and development of children in difficulty To solve the outstanding problems and difficulties, we must improve and implement social assistance, social welfare and other security policies, reasonably expand the scope and content of security, achieve effective system connection, and form a synergy of security policies for children in need.

(1) Ensure basic life. Children without legal guardians are included in the scope of orphan protection. Children under the age of 16 who have no ability to work, no source of livelihood, and whose legal guardians cannot support them will be included in the scope of assistance and support for the extremely poor. For children whose legal guardians are capable of raising them but whose families have financial difficulties, those who meet the minimum living security conditions will be included in the scope of protection and the level of assistance will be increased appropriately. For children from families who encounter sudden, urgent, and temporary basic living difficulties, the level of assistance to children must be appropriately increased when implementing temporary assistance in accordance with regulations. For other children in need, all regions must also do a good job in ensuring basic living security;

(2) Ensure basic medical care. For seriously ill and disabled children in need, the basic medical insurance for urban and rural residents and critical illness insurance will give appropriate preference, and medical assistance will appropriately increase the reimbursement ratio and ceiling for those who meet the conditions. Implement the policy of including pediatric behavioral hearing tests, language training for children with hearing impairment and other medical rehabilitation projects into the scope of basic medical insurance. Subsidies will be provided for the individual contributions of children from families with minimum living allowances and children with severe disabilities participating in the basic medical insurance for urban and rural residents. Children who are included in the scope of assistance and support for the extremely poor will be fully subsidized to participate in the basic medical insurance for urban and rural residents. Strengthen the effective connection between basic medical insurance for urban and rural residents, serious illness insurance, medical assistance, emergency disease assistance and charity assistance, implement basic public health service projects, and form a joint force for medical security for children in need.