The cost of using a ventilator during hospitalization is reimbursable.
The fees may vary from region to region due to different policies, but they should be covered by the medical insurance. However, when you use a ventilator in the hospital, you need to purchase the ventilator tubing and mask yourself, and this part of the cost cannot be fully reimbursed.
If you are hospitalized several times during the year, and the medical expenses for the first hospitalization exceed the starting line, the expenses incurred for the second hospitalization will be calculated cumulatively and reimbursed in accordance with the regulations.
If a person is hospitalized due to illness and is approved to be transferred to another hospital for continuous hospitalization, his/her hospitalized medical expenses will be calculated cumulatively and reimbursed in accordance with the regulations, and the reimbursement will be settled once a month.
Expanded information:
Not included in the scope of reimbursement for the new rural cooperative medical care:
1. The main fees include registration fees for medical consultations, The main reason for this is the fact that it is a very important part of the program, and it is also a very important part of the program. In addition to these, it also includes consultation fees, quality premiums, and a range of medical services to improve one's hospitalization conditions.
2, mainly including people due to beauty or cosmetic surgery costs, but also due to weight loss or increase the height of the program and other costs.
3. The cost of routine medical checkups also falls into the category of non-disease treatment programs, and is therefore not covered by medical insurance.
4, including the use of large-scale equipment for examination costs, a variety of rehabilitation equipment and therapeutic equipment and so on.
5, including most of the organ transplantation, myopia correction and auxiliary treatment programs and so on. As long as the costs incurred due to the above circumstances are not reimbursed.
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