China is building a new rural cooperative information system, and the doctor will pay for inter-province reimbursement

Today (February 27) morning, the Ministry of Health convened 2011 progress of the new rural cooperative medical system and key briefing in 2012. Yang Qing, director of the rural health department of the Ministry of Health, said that he is currently working hard to build a new rural cooperative information system. As a national platform, pilots have now been conducted in one or two provinces.

At present, the new rural cooperatives in our country are still unable to cross-province reimbursement. In particular, for the 200 million migrant workers that currently exist, a large proportion of them participate in the new rural cooperative medical system. However, it is inconvenient for them to seek medical treatment and reimbursement in the city, and they cannot be reimbursed locally after seeing the disease in the city.

To address this issue, Yang Qing said at the meeting that China has more than 200 million migrant workers, most of whom have participated in the New Rural Cooperatives. They also participated in the medical insurance for urban residents and workers in the city. The connection between these security systems can be: If migrant workers want to participate in the local employee medical insurance at the place where he works, it is possible that there are no restrictions.

However, he participated in the NCMS in the local area and the reimbursement ratio may not be the same as the Others. If migrant workers are located in provincial and municipal designated medical institutions in the province, 70% of provincial and municipal designated medical institutions are eligible for immediate reimbursement.

Some migrant workers are interprovincial. For this issue, relevant departments have also taken measures.

Yang Qing introduced: First, the migrant workers' cooperative management organizations and the relevant departments of the importing regions negotiated to determine the designated medical institutions for cooperative medical treatment. In this way, when the designated medical institutions in the working places go to hospital for medical treatment, they can be reimbursed immediately because of the agreement. .

The second is that we are trying to build an information system for the new rural cooperative medical system. We are now making a national-level platform. Now we have piloted it in one or two provinces.

The national level platform and the provincial level platform are interconnected and interoperable. Later, migrant workers will go to any medical institution that crosses the province to seek medical treatment. The information of migrant workers can be interconnected through the national information platform, which facilitates the reimbursement of the next step.

●This year's work focus

Hospitalization expense reimbursement rate is about 75%

Regarding the focus of the new rural cooperative medical work in 2012, Yang Qing, Director of the Rural Health Department of the Ministry of Health, said this morning that efforts to plug the management loopholes used by the New Rural Cooperative Fund will be one of the priorities of this year's work.

Yang Qing introduced that in 2012, the new rural cooperative funding standards and protection levels will be further improved. The participation rate of the new rural cooperative medical system in the country continues to exceed 95%. Per capita fundraising level reached 300 yuan, and the government subsidy standards for each level reached 240 yuan per person per year.

The executive meeting of the State Council held on February 22 proposed that by 2015, the new rural cooperative government grants will be raised to more than 360 yuan per person per year.

The proportion of hospitalization expenses reimbursed in the scope of the new rural cooperative medical policy is about 75%, and the maximum payment limit is not less than 8 times the country's per capita net income of farmers, and is not less than 60,000 yuan. The general medical expenses for outpatient services are generally planned to gradually increase the level of compensation for outpatient visits and continue to implement special outpatient compensation and hospital delivery compensation policies.