Village cadres urge the payment of fees, should they pay or not?
Farmers' different attitudes towards the new rural insurance.
Farmers' attitudes towards NCMS vary, which brings a series of challenges to village cadres to push farmers to pay NCMS fees. On the one hand, some farmers are hesitant because of the increase in the cost of NCMS, fearing that their burden will increase. They are skeptical that the actual reimbursement amount and coverage of NCMS will meet their medical needs. On the other hand, there are also some farmers who think that the reimbursement rate of NCMS is not high enough and that the fees they pay are not worth it. Some farmers even have a negative attitude towards the NCMS, believing that the NCMS has been synthesized"Chicken ribs"The policy has not really achieved the purpose of providing basic medical security for farmers. These attitudes make:"NCMS"Seizures are more difficult.
However, the significance of NCMS needs to be revisited. As a policy aimed at providing basic medical security for farmers, the value of NCMS cannot be overlooked. Although the cost is increasing every year, the NCMS is still a valuable guarantee for farmers in today's high medical costs. At this critical juncture, the efforts of the village cadres are aimed at reminding farmers to pay as soon as possible to ensure medical security in the coming year. Rather than focusing too much on the increase in contributions, more attention should be paid to the actual repayment amount and coverage of NCMS. In short, farmers should not be confused by superficial concerns, and should rationally analyze the significance of NCMS.
Waiver or exemption of medical insurance premiums for special groups such as low-income families and five-guarantee households.
In the process of controlling the payment of fees by the people's congress, village cadres have no choice but to give more care and consideration to special groups such as low-income households, five-guarantee households, and extremely poor households. According to the regulations, these special groups can enjoy the reduction and exemption of medical insurance premiums, but in order to ensure that they can all pay the fees of the people's congress deputies smoothly, the village cadres face greater work pressure and responsibility. They need to get to know each family's situation, communicate with them, and provide them with help and guidance. Issues that may be involved include: whether the villagers meet the special groups such as low-income households and five-guarantee households;whether they have already enjoyed the reduction or exemption of relevant policies;Whether there are special circumstances that require special treatment, etc. Village cadres should patiently listen to and answer the doubts and confusions of the villagers, and ensure that the villagers can smoothly pay the NCMS fees and enjoy medical security.
Reflections on rising costs.
One of the biggest concerns for farmers has always been the increase in costs. Although the cost of NCMS has increased to a certain extent every year, this does not mean that the burden on farmers will necessarily increase. Generally speaking, with the development of the rural economy and the increase of farmers' income, it is reasonable to moderately increase the cost of NCMS. At the same time, we should also realize that the medical security provided by NCMS has a certain value. In today's world, where medical costs continue to rise, farmers need a safeguard mechanism to deal with possible accidents and diseases. The increase in the cost of NCMS is to better respond to the medical needs of farmers and ensure that farmers can receive adequate medical insurance. Therefore, farmers should not pay too much attention to the increase in costs, but should rationally analyze the real value of NCMS to themselves.
The current status of the New Rural Cooperative Program and the ideas and choices of farmers.
By recalling the process of NCMS rates, we can not only see the different attitudes of farmers towards NCMS, but also understand the real situation of NCMS. As a policy aimed at providing basic medical security for farmers, the reimbursement and coverage of NCMS are one of the most concerned issues for farmers. Farmers want to be able to enjoy higher reimbursement rates and wider coverage to cope with the continuous medical expenses. Therefore, in the process of promoting the development of NCMS, we should increase investment to improve the level of medical security for farmers, so that NCMS will become a welfare project for farmers in the true sense.
However, instead of complaining and choosing to reduce the payment of NCMS, farmers should learn more about this policy and deal rationally with the gains and losses. NCMS is not only an insurance, but also an important guarantee for your future health and life. Farmers should realize that even with the increase in costs, NCMS is still a policy that has more benefits than disadvantages. Behind the war of expropriation is an important guarantee for the medical security of thousands of households. Peasant friends should actively cooperate with village cadres to do a good job in the collection work and fulfill their social responsibilities.
Summary. Behind the collection of NCMS in rural areas is a profound battle for farmers' medical security. Farmers' attitudes towards NCMS are mixed, and some farmers have a negative evaluation of the cost increase of NCMS, believing that NCMS has been integrated"Chicken ribs"Policy. They should not focus too much on the increase in costs, but more on the effective reimbursement and coverage of NCMS. Special groups such as low-income households and five-guarantee households should be given priority in the process of collection. Farmers must learn more about the value of NCMS, rationally analyze the gains and losses, and make wise choices. In this process, village cadres should listen patiently, respond to farmers' doubts and confusions, jointly promote the development of NCMS, and provide farmers with better medical security.