How much can social security pay for an accidental death?

Legal analysis: social security does not compensate. No matter accidental death or illness, social security has no compensation for death. Social security can only reimburse medical expenses caused by diseases in a certain proportion within the scope of reimbursement stipulated by social security. If a person dies directly due to a sudden illness or major accident, and no medical expenses occur during the period, it is impossible to obtain social security compensation. If you get compensation for accidental death, such as traffic accident death, medical accident death, drowning death, etc. Social insurance is no longer liable for compensation. If the death is caused by your own circumstances, social insurance will treat it as death.

Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Social Insurance Law.

Twenty-eighth medical expenses that meet the basic medical insurance drug list, diagnosis and treatment items, medical service facilities standards and emergency treatment and rescue shall be paid by the basic medical insurance fund in accordance with state regulations.

Article 38 The following expenses incurred due to work-related injuries shall be paid by the work-related injury insurance fund according to state regulations: (1) Medical expenses and rehabilitation expenses for treating work-related injuries; (2) Hospitalization food subsidies; (three) transportation and accommodation expenses for medical treatment outside the overall planning area; (four) the cost of installing and configuring assistive devices for the disabled; (five) life can not take care of themselves, confirmed by the labor ability appraisal committee of life care costs; (6) One-time disability allowance and monthly disability allowance for disabled employees of Grade I to IV; (seven) the one-time medical subsidy that should be enjoyed when the labor contract is terminated or dissolved; (8) Funeral grants, dependent relatives' pensions and work-related death grants received by survivors of work-related deaths; (nine) labor ability appraisal fee.