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Proportion of medical insurance reimbursement for Shenzhen residents
According to Shenzhen local treasure's inquiry, the basic medical expenses incurred by residents' basic medical insurance participants in the selected general outpatient clinics and designated medical institutions are paid by the basic medical insurance pooling fund according to the proportion of 75% of medical institutions below the first level, 65% of secondary hospitals and 55% of tertiary hospitals. The proportion of retirees and residents aged 60 and above who participate in the basic medical insurance will be increased by 5 percentage points accordingly. In addition to emergency rescue, the insured person's outpatient basic medical expenses incurred in non-selected general outpatient co-ordination designated medical institutions shall not be paid by the basic medical insurance co-ordination fund, and shall be paid by the insured person's personal account. The proportion of reimbursement for hospitalization in hospitals below the first level is 92%; The payment ratio of secondary hospitals is 91%; The payment ratio of tertiary hospitals is 90%; For people aged 60 or above, the payment ratio is 95%.
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