It does not take effect on the same day.

Around December of each year, participating farmers are required to pay the cooperative medical fund for the next year. Those who fail to pay after the due date will no longer be able to enjoy the compensation for participating hospital medical expenses; the validity period of participating farmers is from January 1st to December 31st of the following year after payment.

The new rural cooperative medical system applies for participation procedures on an annual basis and enjoys the cooperative medical reimbursement benefits in the same payment year.

That is, if you participate in the cooperative medical care payment for the next year at the end of the current year, you will enjoy the cooperative medical care benefits from January 1 to December 31 of the next year. The payment will not take effect on the same day.

Extended information Anyone whose household registration is the agricultural population of this town, who pays the cooperative medical fund on a household basis, can participate in the New Rural Cooperative Medical System.

Rural low-income households, five-guarantee households, farmers who are key preferential aid recipients, and farmers who have difficulty getting their second daughter sterilized participate in the new rural cooperative medical care on a household basis, which is an individual payment and is handled by the county finance.

Participating farmers who are hospitalized due to illness should give priority to designated hospitals. Before hospitalization, they must go to the county agricultural and medical bureau to go through the transfer approval procedures. Those in critical condition should go through the procedures within 7 days after hospitalization with a certificate from the receiving hospital. If they do not go through the transfer procedures,

Yes, the compensation rate will be reduced by 5% during compensation.

When visiting designated hospitals of our county’s New Rural Cooperative Hospital, you must indicate your membership status and be required to receive medical treatment in accordance with the regulations.

It is necessary to present the "Cooperative Medical Certificate" to the doctor, the "ID Card" for adults, the "Household Registration Book" for minors, and the "Birth Certificate" for childbirth. It is necessary to promptly consult the doctor about which medicines and examinations can be compensated and which medicines and examinations can be compensated.

Compensation is not allowed to avoid increasing personal burden.

When you are discharged, you must ask the hospital for compensation-related vouchers; you must keep complete compensation vouchers, disease diagnosis certificates, hospitalization invoices, copies of medical orders, hospitalization expense summary lists, and discharge summaries.

Farmers who participate in commercial insurance and rural cooperative medical care should, while providing the "Application Form for Insurance Benefit" to the commercial insurance company, request a copy of the hospitalization invoice from the company, and indicate "This original invoice is kept in our company"

and stamped with the official seal of the insurance company.