: Oh, ladies and gentlemen, let's talk about a heart-warming and practical topic today - the people of the National Health Insurance Bureau, they are really heartbroken for our people! Just a few days ago, on July 23rd, they made a big news, saying that they wanted to make the mechanism of "special case single discussion" popular, so that the hospital would not be stumped by the "money bag" at an emergency moment, and we had to make our people feel at ease and smoother to see a doctor. You say, can we not be happy about this?
1. Special case single discussion, giving the green light to life
Speaking of this "special case single discussion", it sounds quite lofty, but in fact, it is a "Shang Fang Sword" issued to the hospital. In the past, we always heard that "if you don't pay, you won't be cured", which sounds so chilling. Well, now, with this mechanism, hospitals don't have to worry about money anymore when they encounter those emergency, complex, and critical patients. The hospital can discuss how to come to the emergency by itself, and truly achieve "people-oriented, life first".
I'll tell you, this isn't a small fight. The National Health Insurance Bureau's move is to reassure our people. After all, who doesn't have a headache and brain fever at home? In case of a big event, this "special case single discussion" is a life-saving straw!
Second, the hospital returns to the essence of public welfare, and there is no ambiguity in saving lives and helping the injured
We all know that the hospital is supposed to be a loving and warm place. But over the years, there have always been times when hospitals have been labeled as "consortiums", which makes people feel uncomfortable. This time, the Health Insurance Bureau spoke out and made it clear: the hospital should not be a consortium, its mission is to save lives and help the wounded, regardless of the rich and the poor.
These words have gone to our hearts. In China, there has been a tradition of "benevolence of doctors" since ancient times. The hospital returns to the essence of public welfare, that is, to let this tradition continue to shine in the new era. In the future, let's go to the hospital, and we don't have to worry about being turned away because of money.
Third, the farmer brother smiled, and it is no longer difficult or expensive to see a doctor
Speaking of which, I have to mention our 600 million peasant brothers. They have always been the "hardest hit areas" where it is difficult and expensive to see a doctor. The work in the field is too busy to finish, and the body is exhausted and has no time to look; Even if you go to see it, the high medical expenses are a headache. But now, as soon as the policy of the National Health Insurance Bureau came out, it was like sending timely rain to the farmer brothers.
Rural medical insurance, that's getting more and more powerful. In the future, the peasant brothers will be able to reimburse a lot of money for medical treatment, and the economic pressure will be greatly reduced. In this way, they will be able to devote themselves to agricultural production with greater peace of mind. Do you think this policy is good? That's really good!
Fourth, life is priceless, don't let money become a regret
We often say, "Money is not everything", but at some point, "no money is everything". Especially when it comes to seeing a doctor, money can sometimes really kill a person. But now it's different, with the policy support of the National Health Insurance Bureau, we don't have to worry about losing our loved ones because of money.
You only have one life, friends! When we or our relatives are lying in a hospital bed and dying, what do we hope for most? Isn't it just that you can get timely treatment and be able to live? So, friends, we have to thank the National Health Insurance Administration! It is they who give our lives more security and hope!
epilogue
Alright, everyone! That's all for now! In short, this "special case single discussion" mechanism is really good! It not only allows the hospital to return to the essence of public welfare, but also makes our people feel more at ease and smoother to see a doctor! So, we have to give the National Health Insurance Bureau a thumbs up! I hope they can continue to introduce more such good policies in the future to benefit our people! See you next time! Bye~