What is the difference between rural cooperatives and social security (is there a difference between rural cooperatives and social security)

First, the insured objects are different.

The new rural cooperative medical system must be a rural hukou to handle it, and social security is not necessarily.

Second, the payment methods are different.

Social security contributions are much higher than the new rural cooperative medical system.

Third, the scope of reimbursement is different.

The reimbursement rate of the new rural cooperative medical system is higher in rural township hospitals, and lower in hospitals above the municipal level, but both of them decrease with the improvement of hospital level.

Fourth, there are differences in outpatient medical care.

Outpatient social security is almost not reimbursed, and the proportion of reimbursement for outpatient new rural cooperative medical system is relatively large.

5. Only one of them can be reimbursed.

There is social security reimbursement, and the new rural cooperative medical system cannot be reimbursed; Social security cannot be reimbursed by the new rural cooperative medical system.

So the two are in conflict.

Legal basis:

Social Insurance Law Article 2 The state establishes social insurance systems such as basic old-age insurance, basic medical insurance, industrial injury insurance, unemployment insurance and maternity insurance, so as to guarantee citizens' right to receive material assistance from the state and society in accordance with the law in case of old age, illness, industrial injury, unemployment and maternity.

Article 3 The social insurance system adheres to the principles of wide coverage, basic protection, multi-level and sustainability, and the level of social insurance should be compatible with the level of economic and social development.

Article 24 The state establishes and improves the new rural cooperative medical system. Measures for the administration of the new rural cooperative medical system shall be formulated by the State Council.

Article 25 The state establishes and improves the basic medical insurance system for urban residents. The basic medical insurance for urban residents combines individual contributions with government subsidies. People who enjoy the minimum living guarantee, disabled people who have lost their ability to work, elderly people and minors over 60 years old in low-income families, etc. , subsidized by the government.