Living in a different place, going to the hospital or social security?

The process of social security medical treatment in different places is as follows:

The first step is the referral certificate of the hospital at or above the county level. Take the medical insurance in a small town as an example. If you want to go to a different place for medical treatment, you must first go to a hospital at or above the county level. There are usually county-level hospitals in the town, where doctors can issue referral certificates.

The second step is to stamp the hospital social security window. The social security window of a hospital is usually located at the toll gate. Take the referral certificate to the window, and the staff there will naturally know how to help you!

The third step is to register for outpatient treatment at the local social security office. There are social security offices in general towns. You can call 12333 to check the address of the social security office. Because it is a branch, it may be in an inconspicuous place.

The fourth step is to take it back to the county social security bureau for reimbursement after going out for treatment. If it's just an outpatient clinic, you don't need these procedures. Go outside to see a doctor first, and then report it to the Social Security Bureau.