Will the medical insurance card be zeroed out after social security is cut off?

The balance on the card will not be zeroed out after social security is cut off, but when using medical services, it needs to be handled according to different situations:

1. If there is a balance on the card, but social security is cut off, you may not be able to use it directly in some places, and you need to advance the expenses at your own expense first, and then apply for reimbursement from the health insurance department.

2. If the balance on the card is exhausted, you will need to pay for all the medical expenses out of your own pocket if your social security is suspended.

It is important to note that if the reason for the break in social security is due to non-payment of social security contributions, the balance on the card will not be recharged and the card will not be able to be used again for reimbursement. Therefore, it is recommended to pay your social security fees in a timely manner to avoid the impact of social security breaks on your healthcare coverage.