Before New Year's Day, the village should notify the payment againWhat happened in the village?
The background and purpose of the payment reminder.
Recently, the residents of our village once again received a notice of medical insurance payment for urban and rural residents. This year, our village will focus on paying before December 25, and villagers who have not participated in medical insurance are requested to participate in the insurance as soon as possible to enjoy the local classified subsidy policy. The village also said that it would provide full subsidies to extremely poor households, and implement proportional reductions and exemptions for low-income households, households that are unstable in poverty alleviation, and some monitoring targets.
In order to protect the health of the villagers and increase the rate of medical insurance participation, the village decided to go door-to-door to remind everyone to pay medical premiums. This action is motivated by concern and responsibility to prevent the continuation of the situation of increasing the financial burden on families due to non-participation. In addition, door-to-door reminders can also identify the uninsured and unwilling to enroll, and appropriate counseling measures can be taken.
The necessity and controversy of door-to-door notification.
1) The importance of increasing the participation rate of health insurance:
Surveys have found that more and more people have voluntarily given up health insurance in recent years. When these people are sick and hospitalized, they are not entitled to medical reimbursement, which puts a greater burden on the family economy. In order to maximize the participation rate of medical insurance and allow more villagers to enjoy medical insurance, each village should take measures such as door-to-door reminder of medical insurance premiums, and timely find out the uninsured villagers and lock in the target.
2.Controversy and Objections:
Some villagers objected to the door-to-door collection of fees, arguing that it violated their right to liberty. However, some villagers agree with this approach, believing that it is a sign of the village's concern and responsibility for all villagers.
Deadlines and status of donations by village.
According to the notices issued by the regions, the deadline for centralized payment is mainly at the end of December, which is similar to the situation in our rural areas. Although the payment time varies from region to region, it ends before New Year's Day. In other words, in many villages, there will also be door-to-door calls for medical insurance premiums before New Year's Day.
During this period, many villages also strengthened the publicity and guidance of medical insurance, and village cadres actively publicized and guided villagers to participate in insurance. However, during the collection process, some villagers resolutely expressed their unwillingness to pay for medical insurance. Subsequent communication revealed that they did it for a reason.
Analyze the reasons why villagers do not pay medical insurance.
1.Financially overburdened:
Some residents believe that their income is no longer enough to cover the cost of health insurance. Especially this year, when the economic situation is not good, they don't have extra money to buy health insurance. In their opinion, there is no way to avoid paying for health insurance.
2.Not satisfied with work and medical insurance reimbursement coverage:
Some residents have expressed dissatisfaction with the functionality and reimbursement coverage of health insurance. Although there are benefits to paying for medical insurance, in fact, it still costs a lot of money to see a doctor, and they feel that there is no difference between spending and not spending. As a result, these people choose not to pay for health insurance.
Summary. By going door-to-door in villages to remind people to pay medical insurance premiums, villages can better protect the health of residents, increase the participation rate of medical insurance, and avoid the continued occurrence of increasing the financial burden on families due to non-insurance. Although this practice has caused some controversy, more and more villagers are willing to participate in medical insurance as people gradually realize the importance and benefits of medical insurance.
As villagers, we must fully realize the value of medical insurance and pay medical insurance premiums on time in order to enjoy reasonable medical protection. At the same time, the society and the ** should also pay attention to and support those villagers who are unable to participate in medical insurance due to heavy financial burden, and ensure that their basic medical needs are met.
Abstract:The village hopes to increase the participation rate of medical insurance by reminding people to pay premiums door-to-door, so as to protect the health of villagers and reduce their financial burden. Although this practice has caused some controversy, the villagers have different opinions on it, and the reasons for choosing to enroll or not to participate in insurance are also different. As villagers, we should realize the importance of medical insurance, try to pay medical premiums on time, and actively seek support and help from the society when encountering difficulties.