What is the impact of social security payment on medical insurance?

What is the impact of social security payment on medical insurance?

What is the impact of social security payment on medical insurance?

During the period when the social security payment is cut off, our medical insurance card cannot be used (here refers to the money in the national overall account, that is, the part paid by the company for you cannot be used, but the money paid by itself can still be used).

In the meantime, we have to pay for going to the hospital ourselves, and no one can reimburse us. When we found a new job, the new company began to pay social security for us. There is a three-month buffer period from the date when the payment of medical insurance is stopped. If this period is exceeded, the continuous payment period will be recalculated, but it will not be cleared.

Therefore, everyone must care about the time when their medical insurance stops paying, and it must not exceed 3 months!

There is another troublesome thing, that is, social security has to be paid back after it is cut off. The medical insurance card will have a recovery period of 2 to 3 months. In these two to three months, the money spent on seeing a doctor can only be reimbursed manually, and the medical insurance card cannot be reimbursed automatically.

If the insurance is renewed within 1 year after the payment is interrupted, the medical insurance benefits will be enjoyed from the date of renewal; However, if 1 year follow-up insurance is interrupted, you need to pay 1 year to enjoy medical insurance benefits.