The per capita financial subsidy for residents' medical insurance refers to a kind of financial support provided by the government to insured residents in the basic medical insurance system for urban and rural residents. Financial subsidies are not directly distributed to individuals, but as a part of the medical insurance fund, which is used to pay the medical expenses reimbursement of the insured together with the medical insurance expenses paid by individual residents. Financial subsidy is the main source of financing for urban and rural residents' medical insurance, which usually accounts for most of the medical insurance fund, and individual contributions account for a relatively small part.
With the continuous improvement of the national medical security system, the per capita financial subsidy standard for residents' medical insurance is also increasing year by year to better protect the people's medical and health needs. Implementing the financial subsidy policy for residents' medical insurance will help reduce the medical burden of insured residents, improve the level of medical security and promote social fairness and stability.