"Why has this medical premium risen again? My body is tough, and I can't use it if I pay it, forget it!"
Recently, a news about the difficulty of medical insurance collection has attracted widespread attention: in township areas, with the rise in medical insurance costs year by year, the collection of medical insurance has become a "big problem" for grassroots cadres.
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In a small town in the southern part of Guiping City, Guangxi, Meng Tong, a staff member at the medical insurance window, said that calling for medical insurance has become a major challenge in her daily work.
Although she often works overtime and even sacrifices her weekends to go to the village to publicize, many residents still choose not to pay for medical insurance.
She found that the majority of those who refused to pay health insurance were middle-aged people between the ages of 45 and 55, who generally believed that they were fit and healthy, and that the cost of health insurance was too high for them to pay.
The same situation also occurred in a town in the southwest of Shanxi, and Wang Wenhu, the second-level chief clerk, was also very troubled by this problem.
In the six years he has worked in the township, he has participated in the medical insurance collection work many times, but he has often encountered doubts and opposition from the villagers, who believe that the scope of medical insurance reimbursement is limited, the proportion is not high, and the investment is not proportional to the return, so they feel that it is not cost-effective to pay medical insurance.
In addition, there is also a phenomenon that the superiors will regard the contribution rate of residents as one of the evaluation criteria for grassroots workers.
In order to achieve a 98 percent payment rate, some village cadres will even take the initiative to help individual villagers pay for medical insurance.
In this regard, netizens in the comment area expressed their empathy, and many people said that they did not want to pay because they felt that the effect was not great, the cost performance was too low, or the reimbursement was too little.
Some people even directly sent out soul torture: If they really feel that they are benefited, why don't they pay it?
So, why are so many people reluctant to pay for health insurance?
The reason for this is that, on the one hand, the rise in medical insurance costs has indeed brought financial pressure to some families, and on the other hand, it is also because the scope and proportion of reimbursement in the medical insurance system need to be improved.
Residents must really feel the benefits of medical insurance, so that they will naturally actively pay!
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