What's the difference between a fixed social security card and a non-fixed social security card?

What's the difference between a fixed social security card and a non-fixed social security card?

The main difference between fixed-point social security cards and non-fixed-point social security cards is that designated hospitals are medical institutions where insured people come to these hospitals with social security cards and enjoy medical services such as medical insurance reimbursement. Non-designated hospitals refer to medical institutions that are not connected with the medical insurance system. When the insured person goes to these medical institutions for medical treatment, he cannot be directly reimbursed by medical insurance.

In daily life, if you need to go to a designated hospital for medical treatment, you need to go to the designated hospital for the record first, and then see a doctor within the specified time. If it is inconvenient to go to a designated hospital for medical treatment, you can choose a non-designated hospital for medical treatment, but you need to bear all the medical expenses yourself and cannot enjoy the medical insurance reimbursement service.

To sum up, the main difference between fixed social security cards and non-fixed social security cards is that designated hospitals can enjoy medical services such as medical insurance reimbursement, while non-designated hospitals cannot directly reimburse medical insurance. In daily life, if you need to go to a designated hospital for medical treatment, you need to file a record first, and then go to see a doctor within the specified time. If it is inconvenient to go to a designated hospital for medical treatment, you can choose a non-designated hospital for medical treatment, but you need to bear all the medical expenses yourself.

Legal basis: Article 29 of the Social Insurance Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates: "The medical expenses of the insured shall be paid by the basic medical insurance fund and directly settled by social insurance agencies, medical institutions and pharmaceutical business units."