How to reimburse medical expenses without a social security card?

No medical insurance card can also be reimbursed, but the premise is to pay social security fees normally. As long as you have established a social security account, you can enjoy the relevant rights and interests. Then if you don't have a medical insurance card, reimbursement will definitely be more troublesome, depending on why you don't have a medical insurance card.

First of all, 1 case is the fee paid by some people normally, but the local medical insurance department is slow to issue medical insurance cards, or the new cards have not been issued after replacement. If this is the case, I suggest you go to the local social security bureau to apply for a temporary social security card. Generally, the use time of temporary social security cards is limited, usually two months. With this temporary social security card, we can go to the hospital to use it normally and then reimburse it with the medical insurance card. It should be noted that this temporary social security card must not be thrown casually. When your new card is completed, this temporary card will still be handed in, otherwise the new card will not be opened.

The second case is that the social security card is lost. If the social security card is lost, you need to report the loss first and then reissue it. But it takes a long time to reissue a new card. At this time, you can also refer to the situation of 1 and apply for a temporary social security card first.

Another situation is that there is no social security card and no temporary card, but social security is paid normally. In this case, reimbursement is really complicated. Generally, when we go to the hospital to pay fees, we need to pay the relevant fees first, and then we need to go to the Social Security Bureau for reimbursement. Personal ID card, hospital statement and invoice are required for reimbursement.