The higher the social security reimbursement rate, the better?

Medical insurance participation is generally defined as such, if the employee social security, then it will be through the enterprise and the employee together to bear the cost of payment, in which the individual bear 8% of the cost, but the contribution base is based on the employee's wages to decide, if the wage treatment is relatively low, then the standard of participation will be lowered, and vice versa becomes higher. That's why there is a distinction between different treatment, but essentially, health insurance is part of social security, and this part is the same for everyone, all enjoying a minimum reimbursement rate of 70%. It's just the balance that goes into a person's Social Security that's different. What affects the reimbursement rate is the age and the hospital, if the hospital you are attending is a local lower level hospital, such as community hospitals or a variety of small-scale hospitals, then the reimbursement rate can reach about 90%, if you are attending the hospital is a third-class hospital, then it may be only 70% reimbursement rate.