How to inquire about the personal account of provincial medical insurance

You can query the personal account of provincial medical insurance in the following ways:

1, official website inquiry: official website, registered as the official social security official 12333, after registration, you can inquire about the details of individual social security contributions.

2. Telephone inquiry: Call the local social security bureau to inquire about the current payment situation.

3. Inquiry of Social Security Bureau: I bring my ID card and social security card to the lobby of Social Security Bureau to print the enrollment list, so that the payment details will be on the list.

4. Electronic social security inquiry: Users can quickly inquire about social security payment as long as they enter their ID cards for binding.

The above four methods can help to query the detailed information of provincial medical insurance personal accounts. Official website query can provide detailed personal social security information; Telephone inquiry and social security bureau inquiry are more convenient and faster; Electronic social security query is more convenient, just bind the ID card to query.

To sum up, check personal account details: on the personal account page, you can clearly see your personal account balance, accumulated reimbursement amount over the years, drug types and quantities and other information. At the same time, you can also view the historical consumption records of personal accounts, including outpatient expenses, hospitalization expenses, drug purchases in pharmacies, etc. This information can help you better understand your personal medical insurance benefits, so as to arrange medical expenses reasonably and use medical insurance resources.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) social insurance law

Article 31

According to the needs of management services, social insurance agencies can sign service agreements with medical institutions and pharmaceutical business units to standardize medical service behavior. Medical institutions shall provide reasonable and necessary medical services for the insured.