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生育再减负,生娃基本“不花钱”
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2026-02-07 19:44
湖南省妇幼保健院,一新生儿诞生。 通讯员 供图 "我这是二胎,居然真的没花一分钱,太惊喜了!"1月28日,湖南省岳阳市的干琳,在汨罗市第二人民医 院"免费"生了个娃,这让她和丈夫十分惊喜。其实,在干琳之前,岳阳市还有多位准妈妈都享受了这个 政策。这个"生育福利包",得益于岳阳市试点的"职工生育保险住院费用定额包干支付"政策。 目前,这个"福利包"不仅已经在岳阳开展,而且不断在全省扩大享受范围。享受的人群也将从职工医保 参保人员向居民医保参保人员延伸,实现国家医保局"力争明年实现生娃基本'不花钱'"的目标。 ■文/视频 三湘都市报全媒体记者 高煜棋 通讯员 乔木 戴梦瑶 "5年前我生大女儿的时候,花了1000多元,这几年虽然也常常听到'生娃零自付'之类的热点话题,但没 有想到自己也能赶上这个好政策。"干琳说,"现在确实是赶上了好时候。" 【范围扩大】 【意外惊喜】 产检补贴标准提高了,生娃"零自付" 今年32岁的干琳,是一名银行职员,参加工作后就开始缴纳职工医保。一直有二胎计划的她,在2025年 开始"实施",并顺利怀孕。 "在产检的时候,我就发现,现在的政策要比前几年好多了。"干琳表示,例如职工生育保险产前检 ...
多地医保大幅提高产检报销
第一财经· 2026-01-12 08:35
Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the significant increase in prenatal examination reimbursement levels across various regions in China, highlighting the government's commitment to enhancing maternal healthcare and supporting childbirth through improved insurance policies [3][4]. Summary by Sections Increase in Prenatal Examination Reimbursement - Multiple regions, including Beijing, Ningxia, and Fuzhou, have raised the reimbursement levels for prenatal examinations as part of a broader initiative to support childbirth [3][4]. - In Beijing, the reimbursement for prenatal examination costs has been adjusted to cover 100% of expenses up to 3000 yuan, with a 30% reimbursement for costs exceeding this amount, capped at 10,000 yuan [4]. Expansion of Coverage for Maternity Insurance - The article notes that local governments are not only increasing the benefits for existing maternity insurance participants but also expanding the coverage to include more beneficiaries [6][7]. - For instance, Beijing has extended the coverage to include unemployed spouses of male employees who are insured, allowing them to claim maternity-related medical expenses [7]. Inclusion of New Beneficiary Groups - New categories of beneficiaries have been introduced in various regions, such as flexible employment workers, retirees, and insured residents, who can now claim reimbursement for prenatal examination costs [8]. - In Beijing, retirees are now eligible for the same reimbursement standards as female employees, which is a notable development in maternity insurance policy [8]. Policy Developments in Other Regions - Ningxia has implemented a new reimbursement structure for prenatal examinations, with no threshold for participation and varying reimbursement rates based on the type of insurance [5]. - Yunnan province is also working on policies to enhance maternity support, including provisions for flexible employment workers to access maternity insurance benefits [9].
多地医保大幅提高产检报销 北京最高可报1万元
Di Yi Cai Jing· 2026-01-12 08:21
Core Insights - Multiple regions in China, including Beijing, Ningxia, and Fuzhou, have significantly increased the reimbursement levels for prenatal check-up expenses as part of a broader initiative to enhance maternal healthcare support [1][2][3] Summary by Sections Increased Reimbursement Levels - Starting January 1, 2026, Beijing will fully cover prenatal check-up costs for female employees under the maternity insurance, raising the reimbursement cap from 3,000 yuan to 10,000 yuan for eligible expenses [2] - Other cities like Huizhou and Fuzhou have also implemented full reimbursement policies for prenatal check-ups, effectively reducing the financial burden on expectant mothers [2] Policy Expansion - The coverage of maternity insurance benefits is being expanded to include unemployed spouses of male employees in Beijing and Fuzhou, allowing them to access the same reimbursement standards as female employees [4] - Beijing has added flexible employment, retired individuals, and insured residents to the list of those eligible for prenatal check-up reimbursements [5] Specific Regional Policies - In Ningxia, as of January 1, 2026, there will be no minimum payment threshold for prenatal check-ups, with reimbursement rates set at 60% for residents and 75% for employees, with maximum limits of 1,000 yuan and 4,500 yuan respectively [3] - Yunnan Province is also working on enhancing prenatal check-up reimbursement levels, proposing a unified reimbursement policy for both employee and resident insurance participants [3][5]
多地医保大幅提高产检报销,北京最高可报1万元
Di Yi Cai Jing· 2026-01-12 08:16
Core Insights - Multiple regions in China, including Beijing and Fuzhou, have significantly increased the reimbursement levels for prenatal check-up expenses starting from January 1, 2026, as part of a broader initiative to enhance maternity healthcare support [1][2][3]. Group 1: Increased Reimbursement Levels - Beijing has raised the reimbursement standard for prenatal check-up expenses for female employees under the maternity insurance from a maximum of 3000 yuan to a full reimbursement for expenses within this limit, and 30% reimbursement for expenses exceeding 3000 yuan, with a maximum fund payment of 10,000 yuan [2]. - Ningxia has implemented a new policy where there is no threshold for reimbursement for prenatal check-up expenses, with the reimbursement rates set at 60% for residents and 75% for employees, with maximum payment limits of 1000 yuan and 4500 yuan respectively [3]. - Zhejiang province will introduce a comprehensive maternity service package that guarantees full reimbursement of 3450 yuan per cycle for prenatal check-ups, with an additional 1000 yuan for each subsequent child starting from December 1, 2025 [2]. Group 2: Expansion of Coverage - The coverage of maternity insurance benefits has been expanded to include unemployed spouses of male employees who are insured, allowing them to receive reimbursement for prenatal medical expenses at the same standards as female employees [4]. - Beijing has added flexible employment, retired personnel, and insured residents to the list of individuals eligible for reimbursement of prenatal check-up expenses, marking a significant policy shift to include retirees in maternity healthcare benefits [5]. - The proposed regulations in Yunnan aim to include flexible employment individuals in maternity insurance, allowing them to receive maternity leave benefits based on the minimum wage standard without additional funding requirements [6].