Nandu News Intern Wang Wei Reporter Pan Shanju Posted from Beijing On July 5, the Ministry of Veterans Affairs held a press conference to focus on the " Opinions on Promoting the Reform and Development of Special Care Hospitals " and the " Medical Security Measures for Special Care Objects " Policy documents issued, introducing relevant situations and interpreting them. Wang Zhongcheng, deputy director of the Department of Military Support and Special Care of the Ministry of Veterans Affairs, said that newly added veterans who enjoy regular national pension subsidies are eligible for the "Measures for Medical Security for Special Care Objects", and preferential care recipients are exempt from ordinary medical treatment in special care hospitals. Outpatient registration fee, enjoy preferential physical examination and priority treatment, examination, hospitalization and other services.
Recently, the Ministry of Veterans Affairs, together with relevant departments, formulated and issued the "Opinions on Promoting the Reform and Development of Special Care Hospitals" to comprehensively launch the reform of special care hospitals.
Wang Zhongcheng introduced that the special care hospital is a welfare public medical institution and a public welfare special care institution with special tasks. In the next 5 to 10 years, it will work hard to build a hospital with reasonable layout, clear functions, distinctive features, meeting needs, full of vitality and Sustainable development of the preferential medical system.
It is reported that the Ministry of Veterans Affairs, together with the Ministry of Finance, the National Health Commission, and the National Medical Insurance Administration, recently issued the "Measures for Medical Security for Special Care Objects."
It is understood that the applicable objects of the "Measures for Medical Security for Preferential Care Objects" are demobilized soldiers in rural areas who enjoy regular state pension subsidies, veterans who participated in wars, veterans who took examinations, retired soldiers who returned home with illness, survivors of martyrs, and survivors of soldiers who died in the line of duty. , the bereaved families of soldiers who died of illness. Disabled veterans enjoy medical benefits in accordance with the "Medical Protection Measures for Disabled Veterans".
Wang Zhongcheng said that the newly revised "Medical Security Measures for Special Care Objects" first establishes the principle of "matching benefits and contributions, and superimposition of inclusive benefits and preferential treatment", improves the medical security policy system of "insurance + assistance + subsidies + preferential treatment" for preferential treatment recipients, and clarifies The preferential treatment recipients shall participate in the basic medical insurance as required and enjoy the prescribed medical assistance, medical subsidies and medical preferential treatment. On the other hand, the content of preferential treatment has been expanded and the service procedures have been optimized. Veterans who participate in examinations and receive regular national pension subsidies are newly added as the applicable objects of the "Measures". It is stipulated that preferential treatment recipients are exempted from ordinary outpatient registration fees when seeking medical treatment in preferential hospitals, and enjoy preferential physical examinations and priority medical treatment. , examination, hospitalization and other services.
He said that security channels should be standardized, and the security channels and funding sources for preferential treatment recipients to participate in employee basic medical insurance, urban and rural residents basic medical insurance and medical assistance, and medical subsidies for preferential treatment recipients should be clarified. All localities should also actively improve the "one-stop" cost settlement of basic medical insurance, critical illness insurance, medical assistance, and medical subsidies for special care recipients, promote resource coordination, information sharing, and settlement synchronization, and use information technology to provide better quality and better services for special care recipients. Convenient service.
