Sichuan Yingshan: Launches 2025 Concentrated Publicity Campaign on Medical Insurance Fund Supervision

Recently, in Suishan Square of Yingshan County, Sichuan Province, a concentrated publicity campaign themed "Medical Insurance Fund Safety Depends on Everyone" was launched. Dozens of staff members from the county's medical insurance bureau, public medical institutions within the county, and designated chain pharmacies arrived early at the scene. Through face - to - face consultations and the distribution of informational materials, they popularized medical insurance fund supervision policies among citizens, weaving a dense safety net to protect the public's "medical and life - saving funds."

At 8 a.m., booths with slogans such as "Medical insurance funds protect people's livelihoods, and insurance fraud will be severely punished" were neatly arranged. Medical personnel in white lab coats and medical insurance officials wearing work badges warmly welcomed the citizens who arrived one after another. "How is the hospitalization reimbursement ratio calculated?" "How do I register for medical treatment in another place?" "Which medicines can be reimbursed when bought at the pharmacy?"

Facing the questions that residents cared about, the staff handed out illustrated brochures while patiently explaining the relevant policies.

In front of the booths of medical institutions such as West China Hospital of Sichuan University Yingshan Hospital, medical personnel not only provided medical insurance consultations but also offered free blood pressure measurements for elderly residents and simultaneously explained knowledge about rational drug use. "It's really practical to deliver both medical insurance policies and health services!" said Mr. Wang, a resident of Zhongcheng Community, happily.

The campaign also publicized relevant policies and regulations on medical insurance fund supervision and exposed the schemes of insurance fraud. Many citizens, after stopping to watch, said, "It turns out that insurance fraud is right around us. We must be more vigilant when buying medicine and seeking medical treatment in the future."

A total of more than 2,000 publicity materials were distributed, and over 100 consultations were received. "We not only want to deliver policies to the people but also to deeply embed the concept that 'everyone is a guardian of medical insurance'," said Liang Huimin, the director of the county's medical insurance bureau. Through "face - to - face" publicity, the public's awareness of medical insurance policies and their ability to identify insurance fraud have been effectively improved. Moving forward, the bureau will continue to carry out a series of activities "into communities, hospitals, and enterprises" to build a comprehensive medical insurance fund supervision framework involving the whole society. (By Peng Chuanheng)