
Another Update to the Medical Insurance Drug List: More Good Drugs and Rare-Disease Medicines May Be Covered
Through dynamic adjustment and negotiated access, the national medical insurance drug list keeps bringing high-value drugs into coverage and improving access to rare-disease medicines.

Minor Illness to the Community, Serious Illness to the Hospital: How Tiered Care Makes Visits Easier
Tiered diagnosis and treatment guides common and chronic conditions to first-contact care at the primary level, referring complex and severe cases upward. Using primary facilities and referral channels well means less queuing and hassle.

No More Fronting the Money for Out-of-Region Care: How Direct Settlement Works
Direct settlement of inpatient and outpatient costs for cross-province out-of-region care keeps expanding. Register in advance, use designated facilities and bring your documents, and you can claim reimbursement on the spot.

Who Cares for Disabled Older Adults? Get to Know Long-Term Care Insurance, the "New Social Insurance"
Long-term care insurance provides care services or subsidies for people with disabilities and is called the "sixth insurance." Pilots keep expanding and are easing the care burden on affected families.
local_fire_department24-hour hot topics
Respiratory Infections Spike Between Seasons: Experts on Getting Ahead of Them
10.2万 readsWhat Does Cancer Screening Actually Check? Keep This High-Risk Screening Checklist
9.3万 readsIs Chest Pain Always a Heart Attack? A Cardiologist Teaches You to Spot the Signs
9.0万 readsAnother Update to the Medical Insurance Drug List: More Good Drugs and Rare-Disease Medicines May Be Covered
8.9万 readsBlood Pressure Creeping Up Without You Noticing? A Guide to Early Prevention and Control
8.7万 readsIs Worse Memory Just Getting Old? Watch for the Early Signs of Alzheimer's
8.5万 readsPanic Whenever Your Child Gets a Fever? A Pediatrician Explains What to Watch and When to Seek Care
7.8万 readsSubscribe to Health Weekly
Every Friday we curate the week's most essential health news and in-depth analysis, delivered free to your inbox.
