The balance of medical insurance after paying for 3 months is 0. It may be because you only pay for pension insurance, but you also need to apply for a social security card. If you do not pay for medical insurance, there will naturally be no money in the social security card.
Or the query method is incorrect. There are two accounts in the social security card, the social security account and the bank card account. They are not universal, and it is difficult to transfer funds to each other. If you query at an ATM machine, you can only find out the balance in the bank card account. If
If you have never used a bank account, of course the displayed amount will be "0".
Medical insurance means that through national legislation, basic medical insurance premiums should be paid in full and on time by employers and individual employees in accordance with the principle of compulsory social insurance.
If payment is not made in full and on time, the basic medical insurance pooling fund will not pay for medical expenses, regardless of personal account.
Medical insurance is a type of insurance that compensates for medical expenses caused by illness.
Social insurance that provides necessary medical services or material assistance to employees due to illness, injury, or childbirth, provided by the society or the enterprise.
Such as China's publicly funded medical care and labor insurance medical care.
The medical expenses of Chinese employees are jointly borne by the state, units and individuals to reduce the burden on enterprises and avoid waste.
If an insured accident requires treatment, the insurance premium will be paid in proportion.
In November 2019, the National Medical Insurance Administration launched the national medical insurance electronic voucher system, initially piloting it in some cities in Hebei, Jilin, Heilongjiang, Shanghai, Fujian, Shandong, Guangdong and other places.
In 2020, there were 1,361.31 million people covered by China's national basic medical insurance, and the insurance participation rate was stable at more than 95%.
The medical insurance system can be divided into: indirect medical insurance system.
The government's social insurance agency signs a contract with private medical institutions. Patients first pay their own medical expenses and then reimburse all or part of their expenses to the social insurance agency.
This type of system is mostly found in Western industrialized countries.
Direct medical insurance system.
The government directly owns and manages medical institutions, and workers' medical expenses are fully or partially borne by the state.
This type of system is often found in socialist countries.
Basic medical care.
That is, preventive, curative and comprehensive health insurance services.
Including nutrition improvement, sanitary water supply, maternal and child care, immunization against major infectious diseases, epidemic prevention and control, and treatment of common diseases.
This type of system is mostly found in developing countries.
The conditions for enjoying medical insurance are determined based on the period of employment or the period of paying insurance premiums.
Normally, the eligibility conditions for medical insurance match those of disease insurance, and those who receive cash subsidies from disease insurance can enjoy medical services.
China's current medical insurance system is divided into a publicly funded medical system implemented by state agencies and public institutions and a labor insurance medical system implemented by enterprises.
Medical expenses are borne by the state or enterprises. In the late 1980s, a trial was conducted in which individuals paid part of the expenses.