Why do I only have a medical insurance card and no social security card?

There are three main reasons why the insured can't get the medical insurance card.

First of all, the medical insurance card may have been lost. In this case, the insured needs to report the loss to the social security department, and can make a written pre-loss report by calling the service hotline of the Social Security Bureau or going to the social security outlets. Then the insured needs to fill in the application for loss reporting and submit the necessary identity information, and then fill in the application for replacement after the acceptance of the application for loss reporting is confirmed. Finally, after the re-application is approved, the insured person will go to the social security network to get a new medical insurance card with his identity certificate and card certificate.

Secondly, it may be that the medical insurance card was not issued to the insured during the processing. In this case, the insured person needs to take the initiative to report the situation to the village Committee or the medical insurance department and ask if there is any omission or loss of the clerk. Ask the relevant departments for medical insurance cards in a reasonable way.

Finally, in general, it takes three to six months to apply for a medical insurance card. Therefore, the insured person cannot get the medical insurance card immediately after the enrollment process. The insured person needs to wait for all the processes and procedures for handling the medical insurance card to be completed, and bring the original and copy of the ID card to the village committee or social security management department to receive the medical insurance card.

In short, if the insured can't get the medical insurance card, it may be that the card is lost, omitted during the processing or the processing is not completed. The specific solution is to report the loss, reissue it or ask for it according to the specific situation, and follow the guidance and requirements of relevant departments.

What items can be reimbursed by medical insurance?

Physical examination items: medical insurance can reimburse personal medical examination expenses, and the expenses are self-care.

Hospitalization items: Medical insurance can reimburse hospitalization expenses due to diseases or accidents, including materials, service fees, medicines, examination fees, etc.

Outpatient items: Medical insurance can reimburse outpatient medical expenses, including registration fees and medical treatment fees.

These regulations may vary according to regions and policies. The specific scope and standard of reimbursement shall be subject to local policies.