Can individuals pay social security and only medical insurance?

Personal social security can only pay medical insurance and endowment insurance, and can only pay medical insurance and endowment insurance. First, the payment method of individual endowment insurance should be handled by the social security bureau in the district where your account is located. You'd better call the local social security bureau before you go. Materials to bring: my ID card, two recent one-inch bareheaded photos, insurance premium, application form, etc. Generally, it can be paid monthly. The staff will help you calculate when you handle it, according to the local social salary of the previous year. When individual industrial and commercial households or other flexible employees participate in old-age insurance, they shall pay the basic old-age insurance premium according to 20% of the average monthly salary of employees on the job. Endowment insurance should be paid at least 15 years. You can't apply for a monthly pension until you retire. The old-age insurance is overpaid. Second, the payment method of personal medical insurance If you are an urban resident, you need to bring your ID card, the original and photocopy of the household registration book, and a one-inch color photo to the community neighborhood Committee or social security office under the jurisdiction of the household registration, and you can buy it. Rural residents can participate in rural cooperative medical care. Generally, the village Committee will inform you when to hand it in and handle it uniformly. If you are self-employed, you can choose to establish a pool fund instead of a personal account, and pay the basic medical insurance premium at 4.2% of the local average monthly salary in the previous year. You can also choose to pay 8% of the local average monthly salary in the previous year and establish a personal account.