1, fill in the Examination and Approval Form for Serious Illness Relief;
2, to the local township government (street offices) to apply for serious medical assistance;
3. Submit hospitalization invoices, discharge summary and other materials;
4, in line with the conditions, the issuance of relief funds.
Ways to ask the government for help when you are sick and have no money;
1. application for medical assistance: to submit an application for medical assistance to the local civil affairs department, you need to provide identification, proof of family economic status and other related materials;
2. Medical insurance reimbursement: those who have participated in medical insurance may apply to social insurance institutions for reimbursement of medical expenses according to the prescribed procedures;
3. Serious illness insurance assistance: For patients with major diseases, they can apply for serious illness insurance assistance to reduce the burden of medical expenses;
4. Charity assistance: contact local charity organizations or foundations to apply for medical assistance;
5. Special government assistance: For groups with special difficulties such as low-income households and the disabled, you can apply for special government assistance funds;
6. Consultation of community health service center: Consult the community health service center where you live to learn more information and medical assistance methods.
To sum up, the ways to ask the government for help when you are sick and have no money include filling in the approval form for serious illness relief, applying to the local township government, submitting relevant materials, and issuing relief funds after meeting the conditions.
Legal basis:
Temporary measures of social assistance
Article 27
The state establishes and improves the medical assistance system to ensure that medical assistance recipients can obtain basic medical and health services.
Article 28
The following persons may apply for relevant medical assistance:
(a) the minimum living security family members;
(2) Helpless dependents;
(3) Other persons with special difficulties as stipulated by the people's governments at or above the county level.