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The Social Insurance and Housing Provident Fund in Shanghai – Medical Insurance
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What is the definition of Medical Insurance? |
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According to the "Decision on Establishing a Basic Medical Insurance System for Urban Employees" (Guo Fa No. 44) issued by the State Council, all employers and their employees in urban areas must declare basic medical insurance and implement territorial management; contributed between employers and employees; the basic medical insurance fund implements a combination of social pooling and individual accounts.
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What proportion of the funds in the personal medical account is transferred? |
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All basic medical insurance premiums paid by active employees are transferred to their personal medical accounts. The standard for the basic medical insurance premium paid by the employer to be included in the personal medical account differs according to different age groups.
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How do non-working employees declare basic medical insurance? |
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People who do not declare basic medical insurance for urban employees in Shanghai and meet one of the following conditions can declare urban and rural residents' medical insurance:
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Can unemployed people declare resident medical insurance? |
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Unemployed people with urban household registration in Shanghai may participate in resident medical insurance during periods when they do not enjoy unemployment insurance treatment.
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Can medical expenses incurred during temporary stay in other provinces and cities be included in the scope of medical insurance? |
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For emergency and emergency hospitalization medical expenses incurred during temporary stay in other provinces and cities, the person can bring relevant materials to the Shanghai Medical Insurance Center for review and reimbursement within 6 months from the date of issuance of the medical fee receipt. However, general outpatient or general hospitalization medical care incurred in other provinces and cities, the medical insurance fund will not pay the expenses.
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