北京市医保局会同市财政局联合印发《关于加强北京市产前检查费用保障等有关问题的通知》,自2026 年1月1日起,全面提高各类医保参保人员的产前检查费用保障水平,积极支持生育友好型社会建设,促进人 口高质量发展。参加北京市生育保险女职工发生的医保范围内产前检查费用,由原来的最多报销3000元 提高至3000元(含)以内报销100%,3000元以上报销30%,基金最多支付1万元。中新 ...

1月12日，国家医保局官微发布《北京市全面提高各类医保参保人员的产检费用保障水平》， 北京市自2026年1月1日起，全面提高各类医保参保人员的产前检查费用保障水平，提高生育保 险产前检查费用报销标准。参加北京市生育保险女职工发生的医保范围内产前检查费用，由原 来的最多报销3000元提高至3000元（含）以内报销100%，3000元以上报销30%，基金最多支 付1万元。 全文如下： 详情 （上下滑动查看） 为贯彻落实国家及北京市关于完善生育支持政策体系、推动建设生育友好型社 会的有关规定，增强生育保险保障功能，强化生育支持保障作用，市医保局会 同市财政局联合印发《关于加强北京市产前检查费用保障等有关问题的通知》 （京医保发〔2 0 2 5〕2 4号）。自2026年1月1日起，全面提高各类医保参保人 员的产前检查费用保障水平，积极支持生育友好型社会建设，促进人口高质量 发展。 2025年12月13日，全国医疗保障工作会议在北京召开。会议明确，合理提升产前检查医疗费 用保障水平，力争全国基本实现政策范围内分娩个人"无自付"。 （详情） 一是提高生育保险产前检查费用报销标准。 参加北京市生育保险女职工发生 国家医保局 ...

《 人民日报 》（ 2025年12月20日 04 版） (责编：胡永秋、杨光宇) 本报昆明12月19日电 （记者叶传增）记者从云南省财政厅获悉：云南财政持续优化支出结构、深化政 策衔接、强化资金监管，多措并举为婴幼儿家庭"减负"，全力助力生育友好型社会建设。今年以来，云 南省已筹措下达40.7亿元专项资金，推动育儿补贴政策落地见效，让民生暖意直达千家万户。 云南省财政厅会同省卫生健康委印发《云南省育儿补贴制度实施方案》，明确对云南省户籍符合条件生 育或收养的3岁以下婴幼儿，统一按3600元/人·年标准发放补贴，实现政策接续升级、保障提质扩面。 为破解补贴发放"最后一公里"难题，云南财政将生育支持项目纳入惠民惠农财政补贴资金"一卡通"平台 管理。经各地卫生健康部门审核通过后，补贴资金按季度直接发放至受益对象社会保障卡，并同步推送 短信告知到账信息。 ...

在完善生育支持政策体系的背景下，多地围绕多子女家庭住房需求持续加码支持政策。 据中指研究院不完全统计，今年以来，已有超过一百个城市出台或优化多子女家庭住房支持政策，政策 内容涵盖公积金贷款额度上浮、购房补贴、保障性租赁住房倾斜等多个方面，多子女家庭正成为各地住 房支持政策的重要方向。 具体来看，在省级层面，湖南、福建、云南等多地将住房支持政策纳入生育友好型社会建设整体部署。 例如，12月18日，云南省人民政府办公厅印发《关于加快完善生育支持政策体系推动建设生育友好型社 会的十五条措施》的通知，其中提到，加大对多子女家庭购房支持力度，全面落实"二孩、三孩家庭购 置首套和二套改善性住房，公积金贷款额度上浮20%、30%"政策。支持筹集一定数量超过70平方米的 保障性租赁住房用于解决多子女家庭住房困难问题。加快发展住房租赁市场，逐步使租购住房群体享有 同等义务教育阶段就近入学、优质医疗服务、养老服务等公共服务权利。 从具体措施看，提高住房公积金贷款额度成为各地支持多子女家庭的普遍做法。例如，深圳发布政策提 出，有2个及以上子女的家庭使用公积金贷款购买深圳住房的，其公积金贷款最高额度可以上浮50%； 近日，天津市住房 ...

Core Viewpoint - The seminar aimed to discuss the construction of a fertility-friendly society, focusing on policy support, optimization of medical services, and the standardized development of assisted reproductive technology [1][19]. Policy Support - The creation of a fertility-friendly society requires reducing the costs of childbirth, upbringing, and education, while fostering a respectful social environment for childbirth [2]. - Key policy recommendations include improving maternity insurance, establishing maternity subsidies, providing tax deductions, housing support, and enhancing childcare services [2]. Assisted Reproductive Technology - The importance of standardizing assisted reproductive technology (ART) was emphasized, with a call for enhanced public education on scientific pregnancy concepts and strict regulatory oversight [6]. - All 31 provinces have included relevant ART technologies in their medical insurance reimbursement scope, although the specifics vary by region due to economic and technical differences [9]. Research and Development - A report was presented on the establishment of a comprehensive assisted reproductive service system, utilizing AI and multi-dimensional social evaluation perspectives to enhance service quality and success rates [12]. - Innovations in ART, such as targeted sperm medications and smart embryo laboratories, are being pursued to address infertility challenges [16]. Public Awareness and Education - There is a need for targeted public education strategies to improve awareness of reproductive health, particularly among younger and older demographics [17]. - The establishment of diverse educational channels, especially through new media, is crucial for dispelling misconceptions about ART [18]. Collaborative Efforts - The seminar highlighted the importance of collaboration among hospitals and healthcare providers to enhance the quality of reproductive health services and address the challenges faced by patients in remote areas [18].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of addressing pain points and implementing detailed measures to create a supportive environment for families, thereby reducing the burden of child-rearing [2][3] - Recent initiatives include the renaming of "mother-baby rooms" to "parenting rooms" in Beijing, which feature automatic doors and clearly separated areas for breastfeeding and changing diapers, catering to the needs of both mothers and fathers [1] - The establishment of "father-baby rooms" in public places in cities like Shanghai and Shenzhen reflects a growing recognition of the need for facilities that accommodate fathers who are caring for children [1] Group 2 - The government has introduced policies such as extending maternity leave, providing childbirth subsidies, and simplifying the application process for these benefits, which are aimed at fostering a family-friendly society [2] - Recent policies include childcare subsidies for children under three years old and discounts for preschool education, demonstrating the government's commitment to reducing the financial burden on families [2] - Building a family-friendly society is described as a long-term project that requires targeted actions and warm measures to effectively support parents in their child-rearing journey [2]

Core Points - The article emphasizes the importance of addressing pain points and implementing detailed measures to create a supportive environment for families, particularly in the context of child-rearing [1][2] - Recent initiatives in cities like Beijing and Shanghai to enhance parenting facilities, such as renaming "mother-baby rooms" to "parenting rooms" and introducing "father-baby rooms," reflect a growing recognition of diverse family needs [1] - National policies aimed at building a family-friendly society include extending maternity leave, providing child-rearing subsidies, and simplifying access to reproductive health services, demonstrating a commitment to reducing the burden on families [2] Group 1 - The renaming of "mother-baby rooms" to "parenting rooms" and the introduction of "father-baby rooms" in public spaces enhance convenience for families [1] - The optimization of parenting facilities, such as the installation of diaper vending machines and parent-child restrooms, showcases a societal shift towards supporting parental responsibilities [1] - The government's recent policies, including subsidies for children under three and preschool education benefits, highlight a focus on practical measures to alleviate the challenges faced by families [2] Group 2 - The article suggests that building a family-friendly society is a long-term endeavor that requires targeted actions and warm initiatives to effectively support parents [2] - The emphasis on small details in public facilities reflects a broader commitment to creating a nurturing environment for families [1][2] - The article calls for continued efforts to address the diverse concerns of parents, ensuring that their child-rearing journey is more manageable and comfortable [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Beijing Municipal Government has issued measures to enhance the fertility support policy system and promote the construction of a fertility-friendly society, focusing on housing support for families with multiple children [1] Housing Support Policies - The government aims to increase the effective supply of affordable housing through multiple channels [1] - Families with a higher number of minor children will be prioritized for public rental housing allocation and will receive appropriate consideration in housing type selection [1] - Applications for affordable housing from grandparents and parents simultaneously will be given priority for nearby allocation and sale [1] - There will be increased support for home purchases by families with multiple children, including potential increases in housing provident fund loan limits [1] - Families with multiple children renting homes can withdraw from the provident fund based on actual monthly rent without being limited by the monthly contribution amount [1]

Group 1: Health Priorities in Jiangxi - Jiangxi Province prioritizes public health as a key indicator of socialist modernization, focusing on transforming public welfare issues into actionable tasks to enhance health levels [1] Group 2: Childcare Support - In 2022, Jiangxi established a childcare subsidy system for infants under three years old, providing 200 yuan per month per childcare spot, which increased to 300 yuan in 2023, benefiting over 19,320 childcare spots and distributing approximately 200 million yuan in subsidies over three years [2] Group 3: Women's Health Initiatives - Jiangxi has implemented a free HPV vaccination program for eligible girls, with over 700,000 vaccinations administered in two years, shifting the focus from secondary prevention to primary prevention of cervical cancer [3] Group 4: Cancer Prevention Strategies - The province's cancer prevention plan for 2025-2027 includes lung cancer screening and early intervention, aiming to assess 3.24 million individuals and screen 486,000 high-risk individuals, establishing a comprehensive cancer management network [4] Group 5: Birth Defect Prevention - Starting in 2023, Jiangxi offers free prenatal and newborn screening services, covering 167.94 million prenatal screenings and 191.65 million newborn screenings, saving families approximately 362 million yuan in childbirth costs [5] Group 6: Enhancing Primary Healthcare - Jiangxi has developed a smart healthcare system for rural areas, improving service capabilities and patient experience through data integration and real-time monitoring across 17,776 township health centers and 20,724 village clinics [6] Group 7: Medical Test Result Sharing - The province is advancing a shared platform for medical test results, establishing mutual recognition rules for 82 clinical tests and 467 imaging projects, enhancing quality control and resource efficiency across 570 laboratories [7][8]

Group 1 - Jinan aims to create a family-friendly city model, with a projected birth population of 75,000 in 2024, representing an 18.93% growth rate, leading the province [1] - The "Gong Grandma Studio" in Shunhua Community has supported over 20 couples to marry in two years, indicating community engagement in promoting marriage [1] - The Jinan Women's Federation has launched "Outstanding Girls' Classes" in 9 universities, focusing on marriage guidance and reproductive health education [1] Group 2 - Recommendations include government certification for family-friendly enterprises, communities, and hospitals, with policy incentives for compliant units [2] - Suggestions to include one-child families in childcare subsidies and provide preferential policies for multi-child families in housing and healthcare [2] - Jinan is advancing quality balanced compulsory education, with five districts passing national assessments, and is developing a digital platform for parenting guidance [2]