How to change the designated hospitals for children's social security

The change process of designated hospitals for children's social security is as follows:

1, the insured person holds valid medical insurance physical examination certificate, valid identity certificate, Outpatient Medical Record, application report and relevant supporting materials, and goes to the secondary medical insurance agency to handle the change;

2, medical insurance secondary agencies to accept the materials and review 1 working days to complete the change;

3. The insured person fills in the Registration Form for the Insured to Change the Outpatient Selected Medical Institution on the spot, and signs to confirm the changed outpatient selected medical institution;

4, the insured person to the medical insurance two agencies to retrieve the business seal "outpatient medical records".

The insured who participates in social medical insurance needs to change the designated outpatient medical institution due to reasons such as household registration transfer, change of residence, change of work unit, transfer, change of qualification of designated outpatient medical institution, etc.

To sum up, the designated medical insurance hospitals need to make changes through the social security center one year later, and the changes will take effect the next month. Each insured person can choose 4 designated hospitals for medical insurance, including a compulsory community hospital, a hospital close to home or a comprehensive 3A hospital. The designated medical hospital needs to change the designated medical institutions for medical insurance due to reasons such as moving and job changes. Social medical insurance is a social insurance system established by the state and society according to certain laws and regulations to provide basic medical needs for workers within the scope of protection. It is undertaken by the government and implemented and managed by economic, administrative and legal means.

Legal basis:

Article 4 of the Interim Measures for the Fixed-point Management of Medical Security in Medical Institutions

The administrative department of medical security in the overall planning area shall determine the allocation of designated medical service resources in the overall planning area according to the public health demand, management service demand, medical insurance fund revenue and expenditure, regional health planning and medical institution setting planning.