The difference between Class A and Class B of medical insurance designated pharmacies

(1) Class A: Class A retail pharmacies provide general outpatient and outpatient prescriptions for chronic diseases and OTC services. Insured people can enjoy medical insurance benefits such as general outpatient co-ordination, outpatient chronic diseases, civil servants' medical assistance, etc. when purchasing medicines at Class A designated retail pharmacies.

(II) Class B: Class B designated retail pharmacies only provide prescription dispensing and OTC services for general outpatient clinics. Insured personnel can only use personal account funds to purchase medicines at Class B designated retail pharmacies, and do not enjoy medical insurance benefits such as general outpatient co-ordination, outpatient chronic diseases, and civil servants' Medicaid. However, medical expenses that meet the medical insurance requirements can be included in the Qifubiaozhun accumulation of various outpatient subsidies.

Insured persons who enjoy outpatient specific project subsidies do not enjoy outpatient specific project subsidies when purchasing medicines in Class A and Class B designated retail pharmacies.