Employee outpatient reimbursement limit of 270,000 increase within two months

This year, the city will launch a package of policies to reduce the public medical burden of 8 policies, including increasing the proportion of outpatient reimbursement, the maximum payment limit, and these measures, which are expected to reduce the public medical burden of 2.5 billion yuan a year. Yesterday in Beijing, the two municipal government consultation meeting, the City human Resources and Social Security Bureau revealed that the staff insurance outpatient reimbursement ratio and reimbursement limit adjustment, has been basically determined in the first quarter of this year.　　According to the introduction, these 8 policies, including the increase in outpatient reimbursement ratio, the maximum payment limit, precious medical materials and artificial organs reimbursement standards, expand outpatient Special disease reimbursement scope, drugs and diagnosis and treatment projects, improve urban residents medical insurance system and medical aid policy.　　It is understood that the Bureau last year, said that the city will adjust the basic medical insurance in 2010 outpatient reimbursement ratio and reimbursement limit, from the current ceiling of 170,000 yuan, raised to about 270,000 yuan. According to another briefing, this year the Bureau also intends to launch in the city, "disease diagnosis-related packet payment system."　　At that time, the city will be more than 10,000 kinds of diseases, divided into more than 600 related groups, the implementation of a package payment system. In the past, patients were hospitalized with how much money they spent. After the introduction of the system, if the cost of treatment for a particular group of diseases exceeds the amount prescribed by the Human Resources Protection Department, the excess will be paid by the hospital itself; The authorities said that the new system would solve the problems of Zhi and the use of the same drugs and good drugs in some hospitals in the past, ultimately benefiting the general patients.