In the end what things medical insurance card can be reported

Rural cooperative medical insurance (1) reimbursement scope: 1, medicine: auxiliary examination: electrocardiogram, X-ray fluoroscopy, filming, laboratory tests, physical therapy, acupuncture, CT, nuclear magnetic **** vibration, and other various examination fees limit of 200 yuan; surgical fees (with reference to the national standard, more than 1,000 yuan reimbursement of 1,000 yuan). 2, elderly people aged 60 years old or older hospitalized in the health center in Xingta Town, treatment and nursing fees are reimbursed 10 yuan per day, with a limit of 200 yuan. (2) Excluded from the scope of reimbursement: 1. Self-medical treatment (without designated hospitals for medical treatment or without a referral order), self-purchased medicines, medicines that cannot be reimbursed by the public medical care regulations, and medical expenses not in accordance with the family planning; 2. Outpatient treatment fees, consultation fees, hospitalization fees, meals, companion fees, nutritional fees, blood transfusion fees (except for those who have a family blood reserve, which is reimbursed according to the relevant regulations), heating and cooling fees, ambulance fees, and special nursing care fees Other expenses such as car accident, fight, suicide, alcoholism, workplace accident and medical accident; 4. Orthopedic, cosmetic, dental, prosthetic limb, organ transplantation, named surgery fee, consultation fee, etc.; 5. Reimbursement within the scope of reimbursement, but outside the limit. Employee medical insurance basic medical insurance to pay part of the cost of diagnosis and treatment program scope (a) diagnostic and treatment equipment and medical materials 1, the application of X-ray computed tomography device (CT), stereotactic radiography device (γ-knife, χ-knife), cardiac and angiography X-ray machine (including digital subtraction), nuclear magnetic ** equipment, nuclear imaging equipment (including digital subtraction). Equipment), magnetic **** vibration imaging device (MEI), single photon emission computer scanning device (SPECT), color Doppler, medical linear gas pedal and other large medical equipment for examination, treatment projects; 2, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy and hyperbaric oxygen therapy; 3, pacemaker, artificial joints, artificial crystals, vascular stents in vivo replacement of artificial organs, in vivo replacement materials; 4, Provincial price department regulations can be charged separately for disposable medical materials. (B) treatment project category 1, hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis; 2, kidney, heart valves, cornea, skin, blood vessels, bone, bone marrow transplantation; 3, cardiac laser perforation, anti-tumor cellular immunotherapy and fast neutron therapy projects. 4, hearing aids and other rehabilitation appliances; 5, a variety of self-use health care, massage, checking and rehabilitation and treatment equipment. (C) Treatment items category 1, organ source or tissue source for all kinds of organ transplantation or tissue transplantation; 2, other than kidney, heart valve, cornea, skin, blood vessel, bone and bone marrow transplantation; 3, myopic eye orthopedics; 4, qigong therapy, music therapy, health care nutritional therapy, magnetic therapy and other auxiliary therapeutic items. (d) Others: 1. Various infertility (pregnancy) and sexual dysfunction treatment programs; 2. Various scientific research and clinically verified treatment programs; 1. Scope of treatment programs not covered by the basic insurance (a) Service programs: 1. Registration fee, out-of-hospital consultation fee, and cost of medical records; 2. Consultation fee, expedited fee for checkups and treatments (except for emergencies), surcharge on named surgeries, high quality and good price, and special medical service fees. 3. Nurse fee and other special medical services. (ii) Non-disease treatment programs: 1) various cosmetic (cosmetic life, medical cosmetology) and fitness programs, as well as non-functional cosmetic surgery, orthopedic surgery, etc.; 2) various weight-loss, weight-gain and height-enhancement programs; 3) various health checkups; 4) various preventive and healthcare programs; registration fees, out-of-hospital consultation fees, and costs of medical records, etc.; 5) consultation fees, expediting fees for examinations and treatments (except for emergency), surcharges for named operations, quality and premium fees, and fees for special nurses. Surcharge, quality premium fee, self-invited special nurse fee and other special medical services. (B) non-disease treatment programs 1, a variety of cosmetic (cosmetic life, medical cosmetology) fitness programs and messy non-functional cosmetic surgery, orthopedic surgery, etc.; 2, a variety of weight loss, weight gain, height projects; 3, a variety of health checkups; 4, a variety of preventive, health care diagnostic and therapeutic programs; 5, dental orthodontics, dental ceramics; 6, a variety of medical consultations (excluding psychiatric consultations), medical appraisal. (C) Diagnostic and therapeutic equipment and medical materials 1, the application of positron emission tomography device, electron beam CT, ophthalmic excimer laser treatment device and other large-scale medical equipment for examination and treatment programs; 2, glasses, dentures, prosthetic eyes, prosthetic limbs, hearing aids and other rehabilitation appliances; 3, a variety of self-use of health care, massage, examination and rehabilitation and treatment equipment. (iv) Treatment items category 1, organ source or tissue source for all kinds of organ transplantation or tissue transplantation; 2, other than kidney, heart valve, cornea, skin, blood vessel, bone, bone marrow transplantation; 3, myopic eye orthopedics; 4, qigong therapy, music therapy, health care nutritional therapy, magnetic therapy, and other auxiliary therapeutic items. (E) Others: 1. Various kinds of infertility (pregnancy) and sexual dysfunction treatment items; 2. Various kinds of scientific research and clinical verification treatment items; the following expenses incurred by urban medical insurance participants at designated medical institutions and designated retail pharmacies are included in the reimbursement scope of the urban residents' basic medical insurance fund: (1) medical expenses for hospitalization; (2) medical expenses incurred in an emergency stay and transferred to inpatient treatment within 7 days prior to hospitalization; (3) medical expenses eligible for urban residents' basic medical insurance fund; (4) medical expenses incurred by urban residents' basic medical insurance fund; (5) medical expenses incurred by urban residents in designated medical institutions or designated retail pharmacies. (ii) Medical expenses incurred within 7 days before being transferred to inpatient treatment for emergency treatment; (iii) Medical expenses in accordance with the regulations on special outpatient diseases for urban residents; (iv) Other expenses in accordance with the regulations. The rest of the unspecified are not included in the scope of reimbursement.