Can a child be reimbursed for medical insurance without a card?

Children who participate in medical insurance can be reimbursed without a card.

Reimbursement of Xu Ya's following materials:

1. Original taxi fare list;

2. A valid copy of the hospital medical record (with valid hospital seal) 1 copy;

3. 1 copy of ID card.

After the child participates in medical insurance, if there is no medical insurance card, he can be reimbursed through the ID number of his parents or legal guardians and the relevant information provided by the hospital. The specific process is as follows:

1. Parents or legal guardians shall go to the local social security bureau with their ID numbers to apply for children's medical insurance. Under normal circumstances, the Social Security Bureau will provide proof of medical insurance participation, which can be reimbursed in the hospital;

2. When the child sees a doctor, inform the hospital staff that the child has participated in medical insurance, but has not yet received a medical insurance card, and provide information such as identity documents of parents or legal guardians;

3. According to the information provided, the hospital staff inquired and verified through the medical insurance system to confirm that the child participated in medical insurance and could be reimbursed.

To sum up, after children participate in medical insurance, they must receive medical insurance cards within the specified time and show them when they seek medical treatment, in order to enjoy medical insurance benefits. At the same time, pay attention to provide accurate information and proof materials when reimbursing, so as not to affect the progress and results of reimbursement. If you encounter reimbursement problems, you can consult the local social security bureau or the medical insurance handlers in the hospital for more detailed guidance and help.

Legal basis:

Article 25 of People's Republic of China (PRC) Social Insurance Law

The basic medical insurance for urban residents combines individual contributions with government subsidies. People who enjoy the minimum living guarantee, disabled people who have lost their ability to work, elderly people and minors over 60 years old in low-income families, etc. , subsidized by the government.