Can social security buy medicine for reimbursement?

Social security can be reimbursed for buying medicines.

Whether social security drugs can be reimbursed depends on many factors. First of all, drugs must be in the medical insurance catalogue, and pharmacies that buy drugs must be designated pharmacies for medical insurance. Secondly, the reimbursement ratio will vary according to the drug category (such as Class A and Class B) and the individual's medical insurance policy. In addition, after seeing a doctor in the outpatient department of a designated medical institution, the insured person can buy medicine at the pharmacy with the prescription issued by the medical institution, and enjoy the same reimbursement treatment as the medical institution for the expenses that meet the requirements. Therefore, social security drugs can be reimbursed, but certain conditions must be met.