Social security has been suspended for one year. Can the money in the social security card still be used?

Dear, hello, after the social security payment is stopped, the money in the social security card can continue to be used in outpatient clinics or pharmacies to buy medicines or pay medical expenses that are not reimbursed within the overall scope. Because the amount in the medical insurance card is the sum of the amount paid by the individual every month and included in the medical insurance personal account, it is simply his own money. But it can't be reimbursed, so we can only use the remaining money in the card until it is used up.

When the payment of medical insurance is interrupted, the basic medical co-ordination payment (medical insurance reimbursement) and related Medicaid will no longer be enjoyed from the next month after the payment is stopped. At the same time, if the medical insurance is interrupted or in arrears for more than three months, you need to wait for six months to continue to enjoy the treatment of reimbursement and Medicaid.