Reimbursement of rural cooperatives is generally in local hospitals. During hospitalization, ID cards, household registration books and rural cooperative cards related to rural cooperatives (different fees are required in different places) are handed over to the places where hospitalization procedures are handled, and they are directly reimbursed when discharged.

If you are not hospitalized in a local hospital, there are three situations.

Hospitalization in hospitals in the city or province, where hospitals and rural cooperatives are networked, can be directly reimbursed as in the county.

Be hospitalized in a hospital in the city or province. If there is no internet connection between the hospital and the county where the rural cooperation is located, bring the diagnosis certificate, discharge summary, expense list and invoice to the local health center or the rural cooperation window of the government service hall for reimbursement after discharge. It usually takes about 3 months to get the reimbursement.

Hospitalization in hospitals outside the province generally requires referral procedures and hospitalization in designated hospitals. Go back to the local area for reimbursement after discharge.

The referral procedure is put forward by the local hospital and the application form is filled in, and then approved by the rural cooperation window.