Medical insurance reimbursement, different medical insurance reimbursement regulations apply to drug purchase, outpatient service and hospitalization. 1. When purchasing medicines, cardholders go to designated medical insurance institutions to buy medicines, and the expenses go to their personal accounts; medical insurance is divided into two accounts, the personal account, and the money reflected in the medical insurance card can be used to buy medicines at designated pharmacies and outpatient expenses. Payment and personal out-of-pocket portion of hospitalization expenses; the overall account is managed by the medical insurance center. Expenses incurred by the insured that are reimbursed by local medical insurance are paid from the overall account. 2. Go to the outpatient clinic and keep the diagnosis certificate, medical record, and report form. Please go to the local social security agency to apply for reimbursement with original copies of billing receipts; when seeking medical treatment, present your medical insurance card to the designated hospital to prove your insured status. When checking out, the individual will pay the self-paying part with your medical insurance card or cash. The medical insurance reimbursement part is settled by the medical insurance and the hospital, and individuals do not need to pay first and then reimburse; 3. When hospitalized, a certain deposit must be deposited first, and when discharged, the payment will be settled according to the medical insurance reimbursement ratio, and any excess will be refunded or less will be reimbursed. When reimbursing for hospitalization, there is a deductible, which means that you need to pay the deductible by yourself. The portion exceeding the deductible can be reimbursed according to local medical insurance regulations. The reimbursement ratio varies from place to place, about 75%.