What are the benefits package, let's see.

You pay your health insurance every month and are eligible for resident health insurance.

[Outpatient Visits]

Line up, register, line up, pay, get your medication, and go to the Medicare outpatient coordinator.

These seem to be the same for everyone.

(Some friends say there's no queue, it's impossible, everyone gets a number too)

What discounts are given to us by our hospital:

1. Registration fees are reimbursable.

2. Half of the inspection fee can be reimbursed with an invoice. (Inspection only)

(Many large organizations, of course, have benefit offers for secondary reimbursement to their own employees.)

So, the doctor has a discount for visiting our hospital, but it's not as hard to exaggerate as the questioner had in mind.

Take our hospital, the hospital employees have annual physical examination, usually sick outpatient checkups can be signed by the leadership free of charge, immediate family members can be half-price, to buy drugs with a prescription for the price of payment, hospitalization, normal billing, there is no special treatment. To say that there are special benefits, that is, colleagues are more familiar with each other, basically know their roots, can be targeted to find the right person, the other basically no more.

Our hospital to the staff of the welfare is a large checkup with receipts reimbursement of half, but can not use the medical insurance, other minor illnesses directly to the relevant departments to find a doctor to see, with the medicine to buy their own medical card, if you need to take a shot, they first prepared to beg for their own nurses to give the needle, if you need to operate on the disease, but also the same hospitalization, the same as you with the reimbursement of the medical insurance.

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According to our own experience, realistically speaking, are computerized to go to the health insurance, and everyone goes to the hospital to see a doctor is the same payment to go to the health insurance! To say that the benefits are their own and relatives and friends to see the doctor more convenient, have acquaintances!

Depends on how your own relationship is. The ones that will come to the table are definitely a lot simpler and easier.

If a cop makes a mistake, a colleague from the police station won't arrest him, right?

If a doctor is sick, even if he lives in his own unit, his status changes from doctor to patient, and he enjoys the rights of a patient and should fulfill the obligations of a patient. If there's a special case, I guess the union will organize to send a bouquet of flowers, and the colleagues who are close to him will take the time to come and visit him.

Medical staff get a discount on hospital visits? No pain from injection or no blood from surgery?

No, at least not in our hospital. It's all computerized billing now, and the software manages it automatically, so not only are there no financial incentives, but you have to wait in line by number even for checkups. Of course, it's still somewhat convenient because it's in our hospital.

Then what is the purpose of doctors paying medical insurance? When a doctor is hospitalized in a hospital, his or her status changes. Not only is there no discount, but he or she has to queue up and make way for the seriously ill when there is a seriously ill patient.

Material costs can save a little, registration fees, examination fees basically free, major surgery certainly go to the medical insurance, have to make this unit does not lose.

Staff relations and the strength of the hospital, which determines the percentage paid for staff visits, are certainly better than outside visits!