Is the rural hukou filled in when handling social security a town or an agricultural card?

Rural cooperative card is a medical card that residents with rural hukou apply for at the local health bureau. Generally, they need to open a referral form when they see a doctor locally, and the reimbursement is also in the local health bureau. Social security card is a medical card handled by urban residents in the local medical insurance bureau, which is generally divided into resident medical insurance and employee medical insurance. Residents' medical insurance is paid by their own district, and employees' medical insurance is paid by the unit and reimbursed in the local hospital. As long as it is a designated hospital for medical insurance, it can be reimbursed directly in the hospital. The general reimbursement ratio from large to small is employee medical insurance, resident medical insurance and rural cooperative medical care. The specific reimbursement policies are different in different provinces and cities, so you need to consult the local health bureau or medical insurance bureau.

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