How does the Social Security Bureau reimburse medical insurance?

There is no difference in the insurance compensation process between construction site work-related injuries and other work-related injuries, but the injury location is different. However, as long as it is recognized as a work-related injury, the applicable laws and regulations are the same, and the relevant processes are the same. (a) the labor contracting unit shall declare the work-related injury to the Labor Bureau within 30 days after the accident, and apply for labor ability appraisal after having the work-related injury certificate, and then the work-related injury insurance institution shall make compensation. If the unit fails to declare within 30 days, the injured employee shall apply to the local labor bureau for work-related injury identification within one year after the accident, apply for labor ability appraisal after obtaining the work-related injury identification, and apply for compensation to the work-related injury insurance institution according to the disability level after obtaining the appraisal result. (2) Regarding the reimbursement of work-related injuries, the main problem lies in medical expenses. The key to reimbursement of medical expenses lies in the need to submit reimbursement by ticket, and the Social Security Bureau will submit reimbursement only when it sees valid bills. Under normal circumstances, you can contact the labor contracting unit for reimbursement. Article 31 of the Regulations on Industrial Injury Insurance