Can I be reimbursed if I buy social security and have no social security card to see a doctor?

Legal analysis: I bought social security for half a year and didn't apply for a social security card to go to the hospital for reimbursement.

You can submit an expense account with your personal ID card. When you go to a designated hospital, first inform NCMS that you have not received a social security card and show your ID card. Staff will use their ID cards to read personal information so that they can report expenses immediately.

Those who have paid social security for six months in a row will enjoy medical treatment from the seventh month; If you don't have a social security card, you can go to the hospital first, then keep all the bills, and you can go to social security for direct reimbursement. If the company pays insurance, you can ask the company's personnel to help you with the declaration procedures. If you pay social security yourself, you can go to the filing department to go through the declaration procedures.

It is more convenient to see a doctor with a social security card, and you don't have to go to the Social Security Bureau to declare reimbursement. If you don't have a social security card, it is a bit troublesome and you need to go to the Social Security Bureau for reimbursement. But in any case, as long as you enjoy medical care, you can be reimbursed for seeing a doctor, regardless of whether you have a social security card or not.

Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Social Insurance Law.

Twenty-eighth medical expenses that meet the basic medical insurance drug list, diagnosis and treatment items, medical service facilities standards and emergency treatment and rescue shall be paid by the basic medical insurance fund in accordance with state regulations.

Twenty-ninth medical expenses of the insured shall be paid by the basic medical insurance fund, and shall be directly settled by the social insurance agency, medical institutions and pharmaceutical business units.