Can dermatology be covered by medical insurance?

It depends on the type and severity of the dermatological condition. If you need to be hospitalized for treatment or surgery, you can be partially reimbursed, but if you don't spend a lot of money or are not admitted to the hospital for treatment, you won't be reimbursed. However, it depends on the type of medical insurance you pay for as well as the region where you pay for the medical insurance, and you can go to your local healthcare bureau to make inquiries.

The range of treatment items that are not covered by basic insurance:

(1) Service items

1, registration fees, out-of-hospital consultation fees, and medical record fees;

2, consultation fees, expedited fees for examinations and treatments (except for emergencies), surcharges for named surgeries, high quality premiums, and fees for self-employed special nurses for special needs medical services.

(2) Non-disease treatment programs

1, various beauty (life beauty, medical beauty) and fitness programs as well as messy non-functional cosmetic surgery, orthopedic surgery, etc.

2, various weight-loss, weight-gaining, height-gaining programs;

3, various health checkups;

4, various preventive and healthcare treatment programs;

Basic medical insurance to pay part of the cost of diagnostic and treatment items range:

(a) diagnostic and treatment equipment and medical materials

1, the application of X-ray computed tomography (CT), stereotactic radiography (γ-knife, χ-knife), cardiology and angiography X-ray machine (including digital subtraction equipment), magnetic **** vibration imaging device (MEI), single photon emission computerized scanning device (SPECT), color Doppler, medical linear gas pedal and other large-scale medical equipment for the examination and treatment of the project;

2, extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy and hyperbaric oxygen therapy;

3, pacemakers, artificial joints, artificial crystals, Vascular stents in vivo replacement of artificial organs, in vivo placement of materials;

4, the provincial pricing department of the disposable medical materials that can be charged separately.

(B) treatment program category

1, hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis;

2, kidney, heart valve, cornea, skin, blood vessels, bone, bone marrow transplants;

3, cardiac laser perforation, anti-tumor cellular immunotherapy and fast neutron therapy program.

Legal Basis

"Law of the People's Republic of China on Basic Medical Care and Health Promotion"

Article 85 The scope of payment of the basic medical insurance fund shall be organized by the competent department of the State Council in charge of medical care and security and shall be subject to the opinions of the competent department of the State Council in charge of health and health, the competent department of traditional Chinese medicine, the drug supervision and administration department, the finance department and other departments. department, the department of Chinese medicine, the department of drug supervision and administration, and the department of finance.

The people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government may, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, additionally determine the specific items and standards to be paid out of the basic medical insurance fund in their own administrative regions and report them to the competent department of medical insurance under the State Council for the record.

The competent medical insurance department of the State Council shall organize and carry out evidence-based medical and economic evaluations of the basic medical insurance drug list, diagnostic and therapeutic items, and medical service facility standards that are included in the scope of payment, and shall listen to the opinions of the competent health department of the State Council, the competent authority of traditional Chinese medicine, the drug supervision and management department, the finance department, and other relevant parties. The evaluation results should be used as the basis for adjusting the scope of payment of the basic medical insurance fund.