城镇居民医保办法出台 150万居民将享门诊报销（Medical insurance for urban residents was introduced and 1 million 500 thousand residents will enjoy outpatient reimbursement）.doc

城镇居民医保办法出台 150万居民将享门诊报销（Medical insurance for urban residents was introduced and 1 million 500 thousand residents will enjoy outpatient reimbursement） Beijing human resources and Social Security Bureau held a press conference this afternoon, announced that from January 1st next year, the citys 1 million 500 thousand urban residents will enjoy outpatient reimbursement treatment, to achieve medical treatment card, immediate settlement. To this end, the municipal government increased financial subsidies, the annual investment of 690 million yuan, to ensure that one old, one small and unemployed residents door (urgent) diagnosis and hospitalization expenses reimbursement. Solve the urban residents no outpatient reimbursement and subsidies are two major problems In order to further deepen the reform of medical insurance system, the municipal government proposed to accelerate the establishment of a unified social security system, the integration of the new and old and small, unemployed residents medical insurance system, promote the integration of urban and rural residents medical security system. In 2007, the city launched a one old one small serious illness medical insurance, in 2008 started the unemployed residents serious illness medical insurance, in 2009 established the one old outpatient reimbursement system. This year, according to municipal Party Committee on accelerating the establishment of a unified social security system integration requirements, one old one small and unemployed residents medical insurance system, the introduction of the measures of Beijing City, the basic medical insurance for urban residents, urban residents did not solve outpatient reimbursement system and the government subsidy level is low. The medical insurance system for urban residents is an important part of the overall health insurance system for urban and rural residents, creating conditions for the establishment of a unified medical insurance system for urban residents. According