What does it mean that the threshold fee for medical insurance is low?

The threshold fee for medical insurance refers to the out-of-pocket part that medical insurance participants need to pay when they enjoy medical insurance benefits. The low threshold means that this self-payment part is less, which can reduce the burden on patients. As the basic medical insurance system of the country, the minimum payment standard is directly related to the health and quality of life of the broad masses of people. Therefore, the government should strengthen the supervision of the threshold fee of medical insurance, formulate a reasonable medical insurance policy, reduce the out-of-pocket fee of medical insurance, and let more patients get benefits.

With the continuous development of medical technology and rising medical expenses, the problem of medical gap has become a major problem in modern society. The low self-payment threshold of medical insurance can effectively reduce the financial burden of patients, encourage patients to seek medical treatment in time, avoid the aggravation of their illness, reduce the work pressure of doctors, and also help improve the relationship between doctors and patients. At the same time, the government can actively carry out medical reform, improve the service level of doctors and hospitals, and provide better medical services for the people.

In short, it is very necessary to have a low threshold for medical insurance to pay. This is not only a realistic problem, but also a long-term governance problem. The government should increase social welfare investment, improve the medical insurance system, strengthen law enforcement and supervision, and ensure that patients can get fair, reasonable, caring and efficient medical services. Only in this way can we truly realize the harmonious doctor-patient relationship of "doctors have responsibilities, doctors and patients have rights, and society has supervision" and bring more benefits to the people.