What's the use of transferring certificates?

Referral certificate is a kind of certificate that when a patient is hospitalized, the attending physician reports to the director of the department and the director of the department confirms that the patient really needs to be transferred to a higher medical institution for treatment. It is a certificate from one hospital to another and can be used for medical insurance reimbursement.

Generally, you don't need the certificate of hospital transfer, but you need to bring the identity certificate of yourself and the person in charge, as well as the certificate of disease diagnosis and treatment.

Validity period of recommendation certificate:

Usually, the remote referral certificate is valid for 3 months or 6 months. If the insured person visits the same medical institution for many times and the treatment ends within the prescribed time limit, then only one referral certificate is needed. If the treatment time exceeds the prescribed time limit, it is necessary to re-apply for a referral certificate.

Recommended certificate processing flow:

If consumers need to re-apply for a referral certificate, they need a doctor to issue a summary of the patients referred by medical insurance, fill in the referral application form, and submit it to the departments specified by medical institutions for examination and approval. After passing, you can go to a different hospital with a referral certificate.