Can social security be reimbursed if you are sick?

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1. If you stop paying for half a year, you will not be reimbursed. If you renew your insurance now, you need to pay 180 days to enjoy the medical reimbursement policy. In other words, those who stop paying for less than 180 days will not enjoy medical reimbursement.

2. If a company needs to renew your insurance. If no unit wants to pay social security in the form of an individual, it must open an account in the social security center where the household registration is located in order to participate in the insurance in the form of an individual. It is not allowed if it is not in the place where the household registration is located.

There is also no need to pay back, the social security policy can be interrupted, and the accumulated payment period will be accumulated, but the medical insurance reimbursement policy will be affected by the interruption. As mentioned above, you need to pay 180 days to enjoy the medical reimbursement policy again.

3. The payment period of medical treatment is 20 years for women and 25 years for men, which means that only when the accumulated payment reaches the statutory retirement age can you enjoy the medical reimbursement policy. Those with fewer years can make up for it at one time, and they can't enjoy medical reimbursement if they don't make up.

But you don't have to worry, medical insurance is also a cumulative payment period and amount, so you are not afraid of interruption, but 180 days of medical reimbursement will be affected, and the years will not be affected.

4. In line with the reimbursement conditions, the medical insurance card or medical insurance manual shall be submitted at the time of hospitalization. The hospital can decide how much you pay according to the payment information on your medical card, or how much you pay when you leave the hospital. The scope of medical payment is no longer your personal payment.

However, some cities still can't do this. They only need to submit their medical cards for registration. After discharge, you need to submit hospitalization related documents to the personnel department of the unit to submit an application for reimbursement, and the unit manager will go to the social security center to handle the reimbursement policy.

However, if there is no unit, in the form of personal insurance, you can only take your own unit to the social security center where you open an account to fill out the reimbursement form and apply.

What you said is that the part paid by the original unit can only be used to buy medicine, but you don't need that money when you are seriously ill in hospital.

When you get sick, you use the money from the medical co-ordination and mutual medical assistance fund, not the hundreds of dollars on the medical insurance card.

As long as you pay the medical insurance fee normally, as long as you meet the medical insurance policy when you see a doctor, you can enjoy reimbursement, not according to how much you pay, but in the form of medical mutual assistance, that is, the actual cost, as long as it is within the scope of medical reimbursement.

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