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How to pay rural cooperative medical insurance premium on mobile phone
You can pay the rural cooperative medical expenses by WeChat. First, open the mobile phone WeChat, click "I" to find "payment", then click "living payment" or "city service" to enter the medical insurance social security interface and select the city. If there is "rural cooperative medical care payment" or "urban and rural residents' medical insurance payment", click to enter. Then follow the steps to enter relevant information, and finally click Pay.

Or pay in the bank APP, such as China Construction Bank, open the China Construction Bank APP, click on the three horizontal lines in the upper left corner, and then log in to your personal account. After entering "Enjoy Life", click "Medical Insurance Payment" on more pages, then enter the policy number, click the query bill, and then pay.

Cooperative medical care, the full name of the new rural cooperative medical insurance, is a kind of welfare medical system based on voluntary mutual assistance of the masses and relying on the collective economy to prevent and treat diseases.

Cooperative medical care is a medical security system created by farmers themselves in China, which has played an important role in ensuring farmers to obtain basic health services and alleviating poverty caused by illness and returning to poverty due to illness.

system

index

1. Number of participants in cooperative medical care: refers to the actual number of registered individuals who have paid the individual cooperative medical care fund and enjoyed cooperative medical insurance by the end of a certain period of time.

2. Benefit rate of the new rural cooperative medical system: the proportion of the number of people receiving compensation to the total number of people participating in the cooperative medical system.

3. Population of five-guarantee households: the data reported by the Civil Affairs Bureau shall prevail.

4. Poor population: refers to the agricultural population whose per capita annual income is lower than the national low-income poverty standard (in 2003, the per capita annual income was lower than 882 yuan).

5. Poverty population: the agricultural population according to the national absolute poverty standard (the per capita annual income in 2003 was less than 637 yuan), and the poverty standard is subject to the figures published by the state on a regular basis.

6. Total outpatient expenses: the actual outpatient expenses incurred by farmers participating in cooperative medical care in designated medical institutions.

7. Outpatient compensation expenses: the compensation expenses actually obtained from the outpatient expenses of farmers participating in cooperative medical care.

8. Total hospitalization expenses: the actual hospitalization expenses incurred by farmers participating in cooperative medical care in designated medical institutions.

9. Hospitalization compensation expenses: the amount of compensation obtained by farmers participating in cooperative medical care in hospitalization expenses.

10. Total fund-raising: the total fund-raising of the cooperative medical care fund in the current year, including funds carried over by the central and local governments, individual contributions, others, cooperative medical care funds in the previous year and risk funds.

1 1. Carry-over from the previous year: the balance carried over from the previous year's cooperative medical care fund to the next year (the total amount of the cooperative medical care fund in the previous year minus the actual expenditure of the cooperative medical care fund in the previous year and the accrued risk fund).

12. Total fund expenditure: the total use of cooperative medical fund, including hospitalization compensation, outpatient compensation, physical examination, risk fund and other expenses.

principle

1, voluntary principle. 2. The principle of private assistance. 3. The principle of moderation. 4. Benefit principle.