Is ectopic pregnancy surgery covered by the New Rural Cooperative Medical Scheme?

According to the current medical insurance reimbursement policy, if it has been confirmed that it is an ectopic pregnancy, the medical insurance procedures can be used for reimbursement. If during hospitalization, it is considered that it may be an ectopic pregnancy, but after hospitalization, examinations confirm that it is not an ectopic pregnancy, but a normal intrauterine pregnancy, then this situation will not be reimbursed. In this case, no matter what medicines are used or what treatments are carried out, they will not be reimbursed in the end. So if you consider the possibility of intrauterine pregnancy during hospitalization, the doctor may say that the expenses will not be reimbursed. However, if it is finally confirmed to be ectopic pregnancy and surgery is performed, you can eventually go through the medical insurance process for reimbursement.

Cardiac angiography is within the scope of reimbursement of the New Rural Cooperative Medical Insurance. Cardiac angiography generally refers to coronary angiography. The cost of coronary surgery and the sheaths, hoses, guidewires, internal stents, blood circulation wristbands, etc. used during the angiography examination can be reimbursed. The proportion of expense reimbursement varies depending on the level of designated medical institutions. The reimbursement rate for secondary designated medical institutions is around 80%, and for tertiary designated medical institutions, the reimbursement rate is around 65%. If an imported stent is inserted, the cost will not be reimbursed by the current New Rural Cooperative Medical Insurance.

As the basic medical insurance in rural areas, the New Rural Cooperative Medical Insurance covers the cost of repair surgery, and the amount of reimbursement is based on the local reimbursement policy. If the patient has medical insurance, he can directly get a referral certificate to the hospital for medical treatment. As long as the referral certificate is sent to the hospital, the patient can enjoy the medical insurance policy and the reimbursement process is very convenient.

For patients with fractures, if they have participated in the new rural cooperative medical care in the past, they can enjoy reimbursement of expenses, but the responsibilities borne by third parties must be excluded. For example, injuries caused by car accidents and fights are not covered by the new rural cooperative medical care. If the patient's fracture is caused by a fall or an accidental fall, he or she can enjoy reimbursement of my country's new rural cooperative medical care at designated medical institutions. If the patient is not clear, he or she can go to the local hospital for consultation.