Master registration is preferred, and there are not many others. Now they all go through the medical insurance channel. Retired soldiers need money to go to military hospitals, while retired cadres (including generals) don't need money to go to military hospitals. Pay the medical insurance and go to the medical insurance for reimbursement. No medical insurance, full reimbursement.

1. What treatment do military immediate family members enjoy when they see a doctor?

1. Family members of soldiers who enjoy special medical care receive medical treatment in military medical institutions, and they are charged according to the medical price stipulated by the local price department, and are exempted from registration fees, bed fees, heating fees, cooling fees and cleaning fees. Outpatient expenses shall be borne by individuals, and hospitalization expenses shall be borne by individuals.

2. If the family economy is particularly difficult, the expenses borne by the individual may be reduced or exempted as appropriate after being examined by the receiving medical institution. Twenty-fifth soldiers and their families who enjoy special medical care shall be given overall subsidies for the reasonable medical expenses incurred in the follow-up treatment after they are discharged from hospital due to major diseases.

3. Military medical institutions shall implement special medical projects within the prescribed scope for servicemen who enjoy special medical care and their families, and give them free of charge. The special medical items mentioned in these Provisions include: pacemaker implantation, heart valve replacement, coronary artery bypass grafting, intraocular lens replacement, artificial joint replacement, hemodialysis (peritoneal dialysis), bone marrow transplantation, kidney transplantation, coronary balloon dilatation, coronary balloon dilatation and stent implantation, and radiofrequency catheter ablation.

Second, the relevant medical procedures:

First, check on the army intranet whether my family and I have put on record on the platform, and let the soldiers check for themselves to prevent temporary medical care from being useless.

Second, if you need to see a doctor in a foreign military hospital, first go to the local social security bureau for "medical treatment in different places." Perhaps many military families do not have military hospitals in the local area.

Third, bring your ID card, medical insurance card and bank card to the military hospital for registration. Military hospitals usually have windows and machines dedicated to registering military families.

legal ground

People's Republic of China (PRC) Retired Soldiers Protection Act

Article 52 Military medical institutions and public medical institutions shall provide preferential services to veterans, and give preferential treatment to veterans who participated in the war and disabled veterans.