Core Viewpoint - The State Council's press conference on July 24 highlighted the deepening of medical insurance reform during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, focusing on expanding insurance coverage and improving service for economic and social development [1]. Group 1: Strengthening Mechanisms - The National Medical Insurance Administration will enhance the long-term mechanism for basic medical insurance coverage, implementing eight work mechanisms to promote continuous insurance and incentivize fund usage [1]. - The administration aims to advance the universal insurance plan and facilitate cross-province cooperation for employee medical insurance personal accounts, while also supporting residents in paying for insurance [1]. - Collaboration with various departments such as public security, civil affairs, health, and education will be strengthened to create a cohesive working environment [1]. Group 2: Enhancing Digital Empowerment - The establishment of a comprehensive database for universal insurance will be prioritized, allowing for dynamic updates on the insurance status of individuals [2]. - The focus will be on identifying and addressing the reasons for insurance gaps, moving away from broad promotional strategies to targeted outreach and assistance [2]. - The goal is to improve the convenience of insurance renewal and enhance the effectiveness of insurance work through data utilization [2]. Group 3: Strengthening Public Awareness - The administration will leverage community insurance coordinators, volunteers, and local narratives to communicate the importance of basic medical insurance and the government's financial contributions [2]. - A campaign will be launched to create relatable and engaging promotional materials that resonate with the public [2]. - The aim is to foster a better understanding and support for the medical insurance system among the populace, thereby building consensus for universal coverage [2].