Core Points - Beijing's medical insurance and human resources authorities have announced adjustments to the pricing of traditional Chinese medicine services, including acupuncture, cupping, and massage [1] - The adjustments cover various medical service categories such as outpatient, inpatient, surgical, and diagnostic services, affecting public and non-profit medical institutions as well as designated medical insurance institutions in Beijing [1] - A total of 54 specific medical service items have been included in the pricing adjustments, along with the establishment of a pricing policy for medical consumables beyond basic material costs [1] Pricing Adjustments - The new pricing standards for "dynamic blood glucose monitoring" and 10 other medical service items will take effect on November 19, while the remaining items will be implemented starting December 27 [2] - Public medical institutions in Beijing are required to adhere strictly to the new pricing policies and clinical guidelines, ensuring no unlisted fees are charged to patients [2] - The notification also emphasizes the enforcement of medical service price disclosure and the requirement for clear pricing in hospital expense lists [2]