1, appraisee
The people who should be checked here refer to such people who do nucleic acid testing at the request of the hospital, which can be included in the catalogue of medical insurance diagnosis and treatment projects according to regulations and paid by medical insurance. These people who are required to do nucleic acid testing go to fever clinics, or newly hospitalized patients and caregivers. The expenses incurred by these people can be reimbursed through medical insurance.
2. Willing to check the crowd
The person to be tested here refers to the person who voluntarily asks for nucleic acid testing, not because of factors such as illness or hospital requirements, such as having to travel or not being at ease. In this case, the person being tested can't use medical insurance to pay, and needs to bear the testing expenses at his own expense.
3. Relevant policies
In the Notice on Further Consolidating Achievements and Improving the Ability of COVID-19 Prevention and Treatment in Medical Institutions, the Comprehensive Group of the Joint Prevention and Control Mechanism of novel coronavirus Epidemic in the State Council clearly stipulates that COVID-19 infection cannot be ruled out after consultation and physical examination, and the detection and screening of COVID-19 nucleic acid in patients with fever and patients with high suspicion of COVID-19 infection in outpatient and emergency departments should be completed in an appropriate way before the patients are admitted to hospital, so as to find COVID-19 infected people in time. These people can apply for medical insurance for nucleic acid testing.
Many people have a misunderstanding about nucleic acid detection. In fact, nucleic acid testing is a medical diagnosis behavior, not a consumer behavior. It is appropriate for people who have lived in areas where cases continue to spread to take the initiative to do viral nucleic acid testing, but it is not necessary for ordinary people to do nucleic acid testing.
4. Preventive measures
During the rush hour in Spring Festival travel rush, passengers should do a good job in nucleic acid detection, which is conducive to early detection and early control of the epidemic. Moreover, travelers should clearly know whether their destination and area are high-risk areas before traveling, whether they need to be isolated after arriving at their destination, and should abide by local epidemic prevention and control policies.
Some non-high-risk areas do not advocate non-dangerous ordinary people to do nucleic acid testing, especially clustering nucleic acid testing. Different levels of hospitals for nucleic acid testing have different reimbursement rates. For example, the reimbursement rate of medical insurance for employees in tertiary hospitals is 82%, and that for residents is 60%. The reimbursement rate of medical insurance for employees in secondary hospitals is 85%, that for urban and rural residents is 70%, that for employees in primary hospitals is 90%, and that for urban and rural residents is 85%. Therefore, people who need to do nucleic acid testing still need to understand the relevant policies and determine whether they need to do nucleic acid testing.