What expenses are not reimbursed by social security?

The six major items that social security will not be reimbursed are: (1) purchasing drugs at non-designated retail pharmacies; (2) Non-designated medical institutions; (three) industrial injury, traffic accident injury and other responsible parties; (4) Injuries caused by illegal acts; (5) Being treated for suicide, self-mutilation and alcoholism; (6) Medical expenses incurred in foreign countries, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan.

There are also many forms of absolute exemption in the social security system, that is, the system stipulates the deductible line of medical expenses, and the expenses within the deductible line are self-funded and will not be reimbursed; In addition, the system also stipulates the part that needs to be paid in full, such as social security does not reimburse registration fees, medical records fees, magnetic card fees, nursing fees, meals and other service fees; Some drugs (off-catalogue drugs, imported drugs, self-funded drugs, new drugs and expensive drugs), self-funded inspection fees (including special filming fees), imported equipment and self-funded materials (imported steel nails, steel plates, etc.). ) you also need to pay at your own expense.

There are also some self-funded situations in the social security system, such as the part above the deductible line, which reimburses a certain proportion of outpatient, emergency and hospitalization expenses according to local policies and hospital regulations; Some inspection fees need to be paid10%; Class B drugs in the drug list need to pay 10% to 20% at their own expense. The specific coverage and reimbursement amount shall be subject to the public information of the local social security department.