What is the difference between social security and commercial insurance and reimbursement ratio

Social security is short for social insurance, which includes five items: pension insurance, work injury insurance, maternity insurance, unemployment insurance and medical insurance.

Pension insurance is responsible for the pension after retirement.

Workers' accident insurance is responsible for the treatment of work-related accidents.

Maternity insurance is responsible for maternity pay and reimbursement of medical expenses when you have a child.

Medical insurance is responsible for reimbursement of medical expenses when you are sick.

Unemployment insurance is responsible for maintaining a basic livelihood for up to 24 months in the event of unemployment.

Of these, only Medicare exists to reimburse.

Medicare is a non-profit social security operated by the state, and patients are generally reimbursed according to the state's reimbursement program and reimbursement rate, regardless of the type of disease.

The insurance company belongs to the commercial insurance, the company needs to operate for profit, the specific insurance is divided into more detailed, the insurance will be reimbursed within the insurance, not reimbursed outside of the insurance.