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Summary of Conference Call on Commercial Health Insurance in China Industry Overview - The Chinese medical security system consists of basic medical insurance, supplementary medical insurance, and commercial health insurance, with commercial health insurance accounting for only 4% of the total, indicating significant growth potential [1][2][6]. Key Points and Arguments 1. **Development Focus**: Future development of commercial health insurance should focus on meeting diverse, high-value health needs of customers, emphasizing product innovation, service quality improvement, and expanded coverage [1][3][5]. 2. **Integration with Social Insurance**: The integration of commercial health insurance with social insurance is evolving, with products like million medical insurance gradually merging into the second tier of protection, focusing on non-basic medical insurance coverage [1][4][12]. 3. **Challenges in Commercial Health Insurance**: The industry faces dual challenges from both demand and supply sides, necessitating an increase in insurance payout ratios and the development of products that genuinely meet customer needs, such as high-value critical illness insurance [1][6][8]. 4. **Impact of Inclusive Insurance**: Inclusive insurance products like Huiminbao have raised public awareness of health insurance but have also encroached on the commercial health insurance market, highlighting the potential for tax-advantaged health insurance to grow significantly [1][7][10]. 5. **Critical Illness Insurance Market**: The critical illness insurance market is experiencing challenges due to declining pricing rates and reduced product attractiveness, necessitating reforms to enhance appeal and achieve real transactions [1][8][21][22]. 6. **Internet Consultation Services**: Internet outpatient services play a significant role in commercial health insurance by increasing customer interaction and reducing claims costs, thus benefiting all parties involved [1][19]. Additional Important Insights - **Market Gaps**: There is a substantial gap in the commercial health insurance market, particularly in high-quality medical services outside of basic insurance, especially in first- and second-tier cities [6]. - **Regulatory Support**: Government policies and regulatory improvements are essential for creating a conducive environment for the growth of commercial health insurance [5][12]. - **Long-term Care Insurance**: The long-term care insurance market is still in its infancy, with low coverage levels and significant room for growth, requiring both government and commercial involvement [23][24]. - **Product Pricing**: The pricing of commercial health insurance products needs to be evaluated from multiple stakeholder perspectives to ensure balance and fairness [20]. This summary encapsulates the critical aspects of the conference call regarding the commercial health insurance landscape in China, highlighting both opportunities and challenges within the industry.

Core Insights - The commercial health insurance market faces challenges in covering rare disease patients, as the inclusion of this group increases the "outflow" of claims, necessitating a corresponding increase in "inflow" through premium collection [1][3] - The National Healthcare Security Administration reported that there are approximately 100 rare disease drugs in the national medical insurance catalog, with a projected payment of 8.6 billion yuan for these drugs in 2024, representing 7.7% of total drug payments during the agreement period [1][2] - Despite the growing number of rare disease treatments, insurance companies remain cautious in underwriting these patients due to the inherent risks associated with genetic and hereditary conditions [3][4] Group 1: Market Dynamics - Approximately 40 new drugs submitted for commercial insurance in the second half of the year include around half for rare diseases [2] - The commercial health insurance market is evolving, with some insurers beginning to relax underwriting restrictions for pre-existing conditions, yet they still exhibit caution towards rare disease coverage [2][5] - The market for rare disease insurance is limited due to the small patient base and the high variability in treatment costs and risks associated with different rare diseases [4][5] Group 2: Challenges in Coverage - The insurance industry faces "three difficulties" in covering rare diseases: the hereditary nature of many conditions, the predominance of outpatient treatment, and the high costs of self-funded medications [2][4] - Many insurance policies exclude congenital diseases, leading to a lack of coverage for a significant portion of rare disease patients [4][5] - The lack of precise actuarial data on rare diseases complicates risk assessment and pricing for insurers, leading to higher premiums and conservative coverage terms [4][5] Group 3: Patient Experience - Patients with rare diseases often find that even when insurance products are available, the coverage is inadequate, with many facing high out-of-pocket expenses due to high deductibles and limited reimbursement for outpatient treatments [8][9] - A significant drop in reimbursement rates for pre-existing conditions has been reported, with some patients experiencing a reduction from 75% to 20% in coverage [9][10] - The market for rare disease insurance products is hindered by the perception of high risk and the potential for adverse selection, making it difficult for insurers to sustain profitable operations [5][10] Group 4: Regulatory and Market Trends - The integration of commercial insurance with basic medical insurance is seen as a potential solution to enhance coverage for rare diseases, with initiatives like the "dual catalog" negotiations for innovative drugs [10][11] - The lack of a specific rare disease drug catalog from the government has led to confusion and delays in the approval of treatments for rare diseases [11] - The disparity in coverage across different regions and the challenges in accessing outpatient medications remain significant barriers for patients [10][11]

Core Viewpoint - The insurance protection issues for new employment form laborers, exceeding 84 million in China, are increasingly attracting social attention, with regulatory bodies emphasizing the need for tailored insurance products for this demographic [1][3]. Group 1: Current Insurance Products and Market Status - The participation rate of new employment form laborers in commercial medical insurance is 37.2%, indicating that the market is still in its early stages [3][9]. - Major insurance products for this group include "Million Medical Insurance," which covers hospitalization costs up to 1 million yuan, and "Hui Min Bao," a government-guided supplementary medical insurance [3][4]. - The insurance product matrix for new employment form laborers has evolved from a single type to a more diversified offering, including four main categories: basic protection, occupational liability, health protection, and pension protection [4][5]. Group 2: Types of Insurance Products - Basic protection focuses on accident insurance, achieving high coverage rates through platforms like Meituan and Ele.me, with some riders having 100% coverage [4]. - Occupational liability insurance covers third-party losses due to the insured's professional actions, with products like ride-hailing driver liability insurance and domestic service liability insurance [4][5]. - Health protection products include short-term "Million Medical Insurance" and "Hui Min Bao," with nearly 30 such products already covering new employment form laborers [5][6]. - Pension protection relies on social insurance and commercial annuity insurance, but participation rates are low due to the need for long-term contributions [5][6]. Group 3: Challenges and Gaps - The insurance landscape for new employment form laborers is characterized by three gaps: the disparity between product types and income stability, the mismatch between coverage and actual needs, and the high cost of premiums versus economic capability [6][9]. - The current insurance offerings are primarily short-term, with a lack of long-term products that cater to the unique needs of this labor group [6][9]. Group 4: Recommendations for Improvement - To balance low premiums and high coverage, a "five-in-one" inclusive insurance system is recommended, focusing on policy support, product innovation, regulatory collaboration, infrastructure development, and top-level design [7][8]. - Risk management and scenario-based product innovation can help achieve this balance, with a shift from post-incident compensation to pre-incident risk prevention [8][9]. Group 5: Role of Stakeholders - The responsibility for protecting new employment form laborers should be shared among platform enterprises, individuals, and the government, with suggestions for a "third type of laborer" protection model [12][13]. - Recent pilot programs have established alternative injury protection mechanisms for new employment form laborers, with over 10 million participants [13][19]. - The government should enhance policy guidance and financial support to improve insurance uptake among low-income groups [13][14].

Core Viewpoint - The current state of short-term health insurance in China shows a low comprehensive claims ratio, indicating insufficient consumer protection and trust in insurance companies [2][3][8]. Group 1: Claims Ratio Analysis - The median comprehensive claims ratio for short-term health insurance among 120 insurance companies is only 42.12%, with an average of 45% after excluding extreme values [2][5]. - A claims ratio between 50% and 70% is considered reasonable for both consumer satisfaction and sustainable insurance company operations [4][10]. - The claims ratio for life insurance companies has increased from 38.83% in 2023 to 42.12% in the first half of 2025, while property insurance companies saw an increase from 38.70% to 42.30% [5]. Group 2: Company Performance - Few insurance companies achieve a claims ratio above 60%, with only 23 out of 120 companies falling within this range [5]. - Companies like China Life, Ping An Health, and Taikang Life have claims ratios above 50%, while others like Zhong An Insurance have a significantly lower ratio of 30.7% [8][9]. - Some companies report negative claims ratios due to low business volume, while others exceed 100% due to specific claims situations [6]. Group 3: Market Dynamics - The high operational costs associated with online customer acquisition and marketing are squeezing the claims payout space for insurance companies [9][14]. - The shift towards digital marketing has increased competition and customer acquisition costs, impacting the overall claims ratio [9][15]. - The importance of commercial health insurance is growing as basic medical insurance faces increasing financial pressure, highlighting the need for better integration and product offerings [11][12]. Group 4: Future Outlook - There is a recognized need to improve the claims ratio by at least 20 percentage points to enhance consumer experience and trust [13]. - Expanding the range of coverage and improving service efficiency are seen as critical paths to increasing the claims ratio and consumer satisfaction [15]. - Recent policy changes in Shanghai encouraging the use of personal medical accounts for group health insurance may open new avenues for growth in the commercial health insurance sector [15].

Core Viewpoint - The comprehensive claim ratio of short-term health insurance in the industry is low, with a median of 42.12% and an average of 45%, indicating insufficient consumer protection and trust in insurance companies [1][3][4]. Summary by Sections Comprehensive Claim Ratio - The comprehensive claim ratio is a crucial indicator of insurance product protection, with a higher value indicating more payouts to consumers [4]. - The current ratio of around 45% is considered low, with industry professionals suggesting a more reasonable range of 50%-70% for better consumer experience and sustainable operations [4][11]. Trends Over Time - From 2023 to the first half of 2025, the median claim ratio for life insurance companies increased from 38.83% to 42.12%, while for property insurance companies, it rose from 38.70% to 42.30% [6]. - Among the insurers reporting data, 11 had negative claim ratios, and 9 exceeded 100%, with 44 companies falling between 0%-40% and 33 between 40%-60% [6]. Company Performance - Major insurers like China Life, Ping An Health, and others have claim ratios above 50%, while companies like Zhong An Insurance and Tai Kang Online have significantly lower ratios [11]. - The disparity in claim ratios among companies is influenced by their product focus, with those offering broader coverage typically having higher ratios [14]. Cost Structure and Profitability - Low claim ratios do not necessarily equate to high profits for insurance companies, as high operational costs can offset potential gains [13]. - The competitive landscape for acquiring customers, especially through digital channels, has led to increased costs, impacting claim ratios [13]. Market Dynamics - The importance of commercial health insurance is growing, especially with reforms in payment methods that open new opportunities for development [16]. - The current short-term health insurance products primarily cover out-of-pocket expenses after basic insurance reimbursements, often with high deductibles [16]. Future Outlook - There is a recognized need to improve the claim ratio by at least 20 percentage points to enhance consumer satisfaction and trust [16]. - Strategies to increase consumer engagement and expand coverage are being explored, including targeting sub-healthy and sick populations [18][19]. - Government initiatives to support group health insurance purchases may provide a significant boost to the commercial health insurance market [20].

Core Viewpoint - The current state of short-term health insurance in China shows a low comprehensive claims ratio, indicating insufficient consumer protection and trust in insurance companies [2][3][8]. Claims Ratio Analysis - The median comprehensive claims ratio for short-term health insurance from 2023 to mid-2025 has increased from 38.83% to 42.12% for life insurance companies, and from 38.70% to 42.30% for property insurance companies [4]. - A total of 120 insurance companies reported a median claims ratio of 42.12%, with an average of 45% after excluding outliers [2][4]. - Only 19.1% of the companies reported a claims ratio between 60% and 100%, indicating that achieving a higher claims ratio is challenging [4]. Company Performance - Companies like China Life, Ping An Health, and Taikang Life have reported claims ratios above 50%, while others like ZhongAn Insurance and Taikang Online have much lower ratios, indicating a disparity in performance among insurers [8][9]. - Some companies reported negative claims ratios due to low business volume, while others exceeded 100% claims ratios, highlighting the variability in the market [5][8]. Market Dynamics - The low claims ratios are attributed to high operational costs, including online marketing and distribution expenses, which compress the space for actual claims payouts [9][10]. - The insurance market is seeing a shift towards digital marketing and the need for companies to adapt to changing consumer behaviors and expectations [9][14]. Future Outlook - There is a consensus among industry experts that the ideal claims ratio for short-term health insurance should be between 50% and 70% to ensure consumer satisfaction and company sustainability [3][12]. - The increasing pressure on basic medical insurance funds highlights the growing importance of commercial health insurance, especially with the implementation of new payment methods [10][11]. - Innovations in insurance products and expanding coverage to include more health-related services are seen as necessary steps for improving claims ratios and consumer trust [13][14].

Investment Rating - The report maintains an "Outperform" rating for the biopharmaceutical industry [1] Core Viewpoints - The growth of healthcare expenses, which reached 9.06 trillion yuan in 2023, is outpacing GDP growth, indicating that commercial health insurance may provide a solution to the pressures faced by the medical insurance system [3][15] - The commercial health insurance sector is expected to grow significantly, with premiums projected to reach 97.74 billion yuan by 2024, driven by low penetration rates and the need for additional funding sources [20][24] - Policies are increasingly supportive of commercial health insurance, particularly in relation to innovative drugs, which are now being included in the commercial health insurance directory [71][76] Summary by Sections Part 1: Healthcare Financing System - The healthcare financing system in China consists of government, social, and personal contributions, with social contributions being the main driver for future growth [10][15] Part 2: Growth of Health Insurance - The commercial health insurance market is expected to fill a significant funding gap, with an estimated shortfall of over 1.7 trillion yuan by 2030 [21][22] - Medical insurance is the primary source of compensation within commercial health insurance, with a compensation rate of approximately 68.79% in 2022 [27][31] Part 3: Core Products of Medical Insurance - The report highlights the importance of medical insurance as a key focus area, noting that it directly compensates for medical expenses, unlike critical illness insurance [31][35] Part 4: Policy Support for Health Insurance Development - A series of policies since 2009 have aimed to promote the development of commercial health insurance, with specific targets for market size and coverage [71][72] Part 5: Investment Recommendations - The report suggests focusing on innovative drug companies with rich pipelines, DTP pharmacies, and companies in the TPA industry, as well as innovative medical devices and high-end medical service providers [77]

Group 1 - The core message highlights the efficient claims process and warm service provided by Taikang Life, as evidenced by a customer's appreciation through a banner [1][2] - L, a customer diagnosed with malignant thyroid cancer, received a claim payment of 210,000 yuan within 3 hours of submitting her application, showcasing the company's quick response [1] - The medical insurance policy further alleviated L's out-of-pocket expenses during her treatment, emphasizing the comprehensive support offered by Taikang Life [1] Group 2 - The banner symbolizes customer recognition of Taikang Life's claims efficiency and service quality, reflecting the company's brand reputation and value of insurance protection [2] - Taikang Life's Nanyang branch adheres to a "customer first" philosophy and aims to leverage its efficient claims system to protect more families in the future [2]