Workers who participate in the urban basic medical insurance in Baoji can enjoy:
1, root canal therapy, cavity filling, severe periodontal disease treatment, impacted tooth extraction, complex tooth extraction, single disease treatment expense reimbursement in five dental clinics. Within the expense limit stipulated by medical insurance, the reimbursement rate of employees is 60%.
Old workers over 2.65 years old who have lost their full teeth naturally can enjoy medical insurance reimbursement in 800 yuan.
Second, the general hospital medical insurance policy
1, basic medical insurance for employees in hospital, Qifubiaozhun 600 yuan, reimbursement rate of 90% (retirement 92%).
2. Basic medical insurance for urban and rural residents, the minimum payment standard is 600 yuan (65438+400 yuan for college students and children under the age of 08), and the reimbursement rate is 80%.
Three, retired cadres outpatient expenses through train reimbursement.
100% drugs in the drug list are reimbursed, but drugs in class C are not reimbursed. The examination and treatment expenses shall be fully reimbursed within 200 times, and above 90% in 200 yuan. Material cost: All materials of Class A and Class B below 2000 yuan shall be reimbursed, and 90% of materials of Class C above 2000 yuan shall not be reimbursed.
Four, workers and residents outpatient chronic disease through train reimbursement.
Outpatient chronic diseases are divided into outpatient serious diseases and general outpatient chronic diseases. There are 0/6 kinds of serious diseases in outpatient service, which means that the condition is critical and the drug treatment adjustment changes greatly. There are 25 kinds of chronic diseases in general outpatient department, which shows that the condition is relatively stable and there is little change in periodic medication. Both common serious diseases and common chronic diseases stipulate the annual limit of medical insurance payment, and the medical expenses are reimbursed by 70%. Before reimbursement, all applications should be submitted before reimbursement of "one-stop" outpatient expenses can be made.