1. What does medical insurance co-ordinate payment mean? Medical insurance co-ordinate payment means that in the co-ordinate area, part of the medical insurance premiums paid by the employer to employees will be transferred to the co-ordinate account. The money in this account can be used for reimbursement of special outpatient medical expenses and hospitalization medical expenses incurred by the insured. Generally speaking, the money in the medical insurance pooling fund belongs to all insured persons, and no unit or individual can misappropriate it privately, but it is specially stored and used for special purposes. The personal account corresponds to the overall medical insurance account, and the money in the personal account is mainly paid by employees themselves and a small part by enterprises. Employees can use the money in their personal accounts when purchasing medicines in general outpatient clinics and designated medical institutions. Second, whose money is the medical insurance co-ordination payment? Medical insurance co-ordination is actually the same as social insurance fund, mainly used for reimbursement of medical expenses. The money here is the money of all employees and units, but the money in the medical insurance co-ordination account is managed by the social insurance agency, so when using medical insurance co-ordination payment, it will not involve our own money. The money in the medical insurance pooling account can be used for reimbursement of social medical care, reimbursement of malignant tumors, and reimbursement of emergency rescue expenses.