We should focus on the urgent needs of reform, make emergency preparations, face the officers and men, maintain and improve the health level of our officers and men, and appropriately expand the coverage of medical insurance. Reasonably improve the medical security standards, orderly link up the national medical insurance policies, establish and improve a convenient and high-quality medical security system that complements the military and the land, better safeguard the health rights and interests of military families, enhance the cohesion and combat effectiveness of the military, and enhance the sense of honor of military personnel. Focus on standardizing the scope of medical security objects, standard conditions and security measures.
The "Regulations" clarify that military personnel and military personnel seek medical treatment in military medical institutions, clarify the specific situation of cross-service medical treatment for military personnel, open up channels for military personnel and their families who are far away from military medical institutions to seek medical treatment in local medical institutions, realize free medical treatment for military spouses, officers, non-military parents and spouse parents, and continue to provide free medical treatment for minor military children, which fully reflects the military's respect for the profession.
Due to the new military family medical security policy, the Interim Provisions on Military Family Medical Security was officially promulgated. Military spouses enjoy free medical care, and parents and spouses of officers and noncommissioned officers enjoy preferential medical care. This is good news for most military families. Military and military minor children enjoy free medical care and will continue to enjoy it. Since spouses are also included in the scope of free medical care, this means that the military family medical insurance policy is more perfect and preferential. Most military wives and brothers-in-law can see a doctor for free, without paying a penny. Parents and spouses of officers and noncommissioned officers enjoy preferential medical care. Although this is not free medical care, they can also enjoy preferential treatment and spend less money. The implementation of this policy is of great significance, reducing the medical burden of military families and relieving their worries. Military spouses provide medical services free of charge. Parents of both sides can spend less money on medical treatment, greatly reducing the medical burden of military families. This has solved the problem of difficult medical treatment for military families. For soldiers who defend their country abroad, their families can enjoy free or preferential medical care in time, and they can also relieve their worries, let them train with peace of mind and make contributions to the country and the people.