What's the difference between a medical insurance manual and a medical card? How much can I reimburse? Do I have to pay for going to a designated hospital?

1. Medical insurance manuals are the same as medical cards, except that some areas issue medical insurance manuals, some areas issue medical insurance cards, and some areas issue social security cards (including five insurances and one gold).

2. As long as you are insured for medical insurance, whether you use this or your card, it will not affect your enjoyment of medical insurance benefits.

3. It's just that when you use the medical insurance manual, you can only pay in full first, and then you take the hospital invoice to the medical insurance department of the Social Security Bureau for reimbursement and return the part that should be paid by the medical insurance fund to you.

If you use a medical insurance card or social security card, you can pay the personal payment directly by swiping the card when you pay for medical treatment.

When you pay the medical insurance card, the company won't know what disease you are seeing, and it won't reveal your privacy.