Yes, the problem of medical insurance reimbursement has been bothering many elderly people. In recent years, the urban population has become more and more frequent, and the number of retired people has gradually increased with their children's pension. How can their medical care be guaranteed? Can't get sick and go back for treatment? Medical insurance is a safeguard measure stipulated by the state. Why can't it be cashed nationwide like a bank card? Can medical insurance only serve as a "local food stamp"?

Seeing a doctor in a different place has become the biggest burden for the old people.

Teacher Wang and his wife are both retired middle school teachers in Beijing's education system. Filial children bought them a big house in Hebei border town to spend their old age safely. Not only far away from the noisy environment, but also meet their desire for a comfortable and quiet life in their later years. The old man thinks nothing, and everything will be fine, but there is one thing that he can't do at all, and that is medical care. Teacher Wang said worriedly: "The local hospitals and pharmacies are not connected with Beijing medical insurance, and the medical expenses cannot be reimbursed, which makes us suffer a lot."

When Mr. Yu mentioned medical treatment in different places, he also said helplessly: "We are retired workers in Quzhou City and have been retired for many years. Due to old age and infirmity, in order to solve the problem of providing for the aged and taking care of them after retirement, we took refuge with our children and moved to Tongzhou District, Beijing three years ago. According to the Interim Provisions on Basic Medical Insurance for Urban Workers in Quzhou City, we moved the designated hospitals for medical insurance to two hospitals in Beijing. However, none of our outpatient medical expenses can be reimbursed. With the growth of age, the problem of seeing a doctor has become our most important burden. And we live in a foreign country, which is sparsely populated, and it is even more inconvenient to see a doctor. "

Coincidentally, Ms. Chen, a citizen of Nanjing, also encountered similar problems. Her brother had a stroke and hemiplegia after retiring from a unit in Hefei, and his only son worked in Beijing. Ms. Chen took her younger brother to Nanjing for treatment and nursing. However, because medical insurance cannot be transferred to Nanjing, it can only be paid at its own expense. This cost is getting bigger and bigger, which really makes the two families unbearable?

With the development of market economy, people's concept of employment has changed greatly, and it is common to change jobs. The vast majority of people will not give up their mobility opportunities because of the geographically divided medical insurance system, and the number of people whose economic interests are damaged by medical insurance should be very large. And those medical insurance institutions, because of this policy, get extra income, the number is certainly not small.