I would like to ask what the medical insurance in Japan is like.

1, Japan began to implement "national insurance" as early as 196 1, that is, all Japanese nationals can join the national medical insurance system, including foreign workers and international students living in Japan. The purpose of establishing this system is to prevent the timely treatment due to lack of money.

2. The monthly insurance premium paid by ordinary residents is about 3,400 yen (about 2 15 RMB). For international students and other low-income people, the government will also reduce or exempt certain insurance premiums, so that their monthly expenditure is only about 1300 yen (about 82 yuan RMB).

3. To join Japan's medical insurance, individuals only need to bear 30% of any diseases (applicable to primary school students to adults aged 70). 20% for 70-74 years old, and only 10% for those over 75 years old.

4. All drugs and equipment used in hospitals are included in the scope of medical insurance, and drugs that are not included in the scope of medical insurance cannot enter the hospital gate. Therefore, it will not fall into the dilemma of buying high-priced imported drugs from its own pocket.

5. When you join medical insurance, you will get Zhang Guomin health insurance certificate. The specific way to use the insurance certificate is to take the certificate to see a doctor, only pay 30% on the spot, and the rest will be directly borne by the government.

It doesn't matter if you forget to bring your insurance certificate when you see a doctor. Just pay 100% on the spot, and then use your card to refund 70% of the fee.

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