What happened to the social security card? What if the social security card is invalid?

Reason: Social insurance premiums should be paid on a monthly basis, and overdue payment or insufficient account balance will affect normal medical reimbursement.

How to do it: all enterprises, institutions or companies should check whether the unit account is enough to pay the social security expenses of this month at the beginning of each month; Urban and rural residents insured by the local community (neighborhood) is responsible for the deduction.

2. Wrong password

Reason: When using the social security card for medical structure settlement, you must first enter the social security card password. If you can't enter the correct password, you will not be able to use the social security card for reimbursement.

What to do: You can enter the social security card password up to ten times. If you enter the password incorrectly for ten consecutive times, you need to go to the issuing bank to unlock the password.

3. The card is damaged

Reason: In a few cases, the social security card is damaged due to improper storage or other reasons, which will affect the use of credit cards for medical reimbursement.

What to do: Please avoid folding or scratching the surface of the card and keep it properly. If you accidentally damage the social security card, you can apply to the issuing bank for a replacement card with your valid certificate.

4, medical institutions settlement system failure.

Reason: In rare cases, the hospital settlement terminal may break down, which makes it impossible to handle on-site reimbursement settlement.

What to do: Please indicate the reasons for not handling on-site settlement on the back of the invoice, affix the seal of the hospital and bring it back to the Social Security Bureau window for reimbursement and settlement ~

5. Other reasons

If you can't use the social security card for reimbursement for other unknown reasons, please contact the social security agency in this city as soon as possible or call 12333 for consultation.