Core Viewpoint - The provincial government is implementing measures to alleviate the economic burden of medical treatment for impoverished populations by fully subsidizing their personal contributions to urban and rural resident health insurance starting this year [1] Group 1: Policy Implementation - The provincial health insurance bureau mandates that designated medical institutions must provide services to impoverished individuals without relaxing standards or engaging in excessive medical practices [1] - There is a strict prohibition on the use of non-reimbursable drugs, diagnostic projects, and medical service facilities outside the health insurance directory for impoverished patients [1] - The use of expensive diagnostic projects is tightly controlled, and large prescriptions and extensive examinations are strictly prohibited [1] Group 2: Financial Support - Since September of last year, county-level public medical institutions in impoverished counties are banned from using self-paid drugs and devices for impoverished patients [1] - There is a strict control on the use of expensive drugs and high-value medical consumables in township hospitals, community health service institutions, and village clinics for impoverished patients [1] - Any non-compliant medical expenses identified will be borne by the medical institutions themselves [1] Group 3: Insurance Coverage - Since 2017, the personal contribution portion of health insurance for impoverished populations has been fully subsidized by the financial department according to the minimum payment standards set by each planning area [1] - The required funding is included in the public budget of county-level finances, with provincial and municipal finances providing subsidies to ensure that impoverished individuals have access to basic health insurance [1] - For inpatient treatment at designated medical institutions within the county, a "diagnosis and treatment first, settlement later" policy is implemented, with no prepayment required, and 100% reimbursement of eligible medical expenses by the health insurance fund [1]