Legal analysis: Precautions:The medical insurance card should be kept in a safe place and should not be bent, folded, scratched, and should not be exposed to magnetic objects (such as televisions, stereos, magnetic buckles, etc.). It is for the use of the insured person only and shall not be lent, fraudulently used, altered or forged. When the medical insurance card cannot be used due to the equipment failure of the designated medical institution or designated pharmacy, the medical fee will be paid in cash by the individual first, and then re-settled in accordance with the regulations at the original medical institution or pharmacy where the equipment failure occurred after the failure is eliminated.
Legal basis: "Chinese people's **** and the State social security card management measures" Article 15 The human resources and social security departments at all levels shall protect the cardholder query, the right to handle the human resources and social security business, to take technical means and management measures to protect the cardholder's privacy, according to the law to use the social security card information, to ensure that the social security card safe use.
Article 16 The provincial and prefectural human resources and social security departments approved to issue social security cards shall formulate clear application and management procedures for social security cards and release them to the society through express indication in service places and public announcement on government websites. The application and management regulations of social security cards shall include the following contents:
(1) functions and uses of social security cards;
(2) targets of issuance of social security cards, conditions for applying for social security cards, and procedures for applying for social security cards;
(3) scope of use of social security cards (including limitations on their use), period of use, and methods of use;
(4) social security cards (d) the procedures for loss and reissuance of damaged or lost social security cards;
(e) the rights and obligations of the card-issuing organization, the cardholder and other relevant parties.