中新网8月1日电 国务院新闻办公室今日举行国务院政策例行吹风会，国家医疗保障局副局长黄华波在会上表示，国家医保局将进一步提高群众对“出生一件事”服务的知晓率和参与度，以期使更多的新生儿家庭在享受“少跑腿”“不跑腿”便利的同时获得更加优质、更加便捷的医保服务。
黄华波指出，新生儿等重点人群是社会关注的对象，在医保的参保方面，新生儿往往取名字、获取身份证号码、办户口等需要时间，这给原有的参保制度带来了困难。为此，国家医保局持续推进新生儿“出生一件事”联办，不断优化新生儿参保流程，指导各地落实出生医学证明、户籍办理、医保参保等“出生一件事”的集成化办理，通过线下的“一厅联办”、线上的“一网通办”，最大限度减少新生儿父母的办事时间和办事成本。
在已有基础上，很多省份如云南、辽宁、福建、吉林等还在积极探索新生儿凭出生医学证明参保、在线申领医保码等相关服务，做到新生儿落地即参保，更好保障了新生儿的健康权益。
黄华波强调，未来，国家医保局将继续深化改革，创新服务模式，加大对“出生一件事”服务的宣传力度，进一步提高群众对该服务的知晓率和参与度，使更多的新生儿家庭在享受“少跑腿”“不跑腿”便利的同时获得更加优质、更加便捷的医保服务。
英语如下：
News Title: “National Medical Insurance Administration: Raise Awareness of Newborn Medical Insurance Services”
Keywords: Medical Insurance Services, Newborns, Convenience
News Content:
August 1, Xinhuanet — The State Council Information Office held an ordinary policy briefing today, where Vice Minister Huang Huabo of the National Medical Insurance Administration (NMIA) stated that the NMIA will enhance public awareness and participation in the “Birth as One Thing” service, aiming to provide more newborn families with more high-quality and convenient medical insurance services while enjoying the convenience of “fewer trips” and “no trips.”
Huang Huabo pointed out that newborns and other key groups are the focus of social attention. In terms of medical insurance enrollment, newborns often face delays in naming, obtaining ID numbers, and registering for a birth certificate, which pose challenges to the existing enrollment system. To address this, the NMIA has been continuously advancing the integration of services for newborn “Birth as One Thing,” continuously optimizing the enrollment process for newborns, and guiding local areas to implement the integrated handling of birth certificates, household registration, and medical insurance enrollment under the “Birth as One Thing” initiative. This is done through offline “one-stop service” and online “one-network service,” minimizing the time and cost for newborn parents to handle matters.
Building on existing efforts, many provinces such as Yunnan, Liaoning, Fujian, and Jilin are also exploring related services such as newborns enrolling in medical insurance with birth certificates and online applications for medical insurance codes, ensuring that newborns are enrolled in medical insurance as soon as they are born, thereby better safeguarding their health rights and interests.
Huang Huabo stressed that in the future, the NMIA will continue to deepen reforms, innovate service models, and increase the publicity of the “Birth as One Thing” service to further raise public awareness and participation in the service, enabling more newborn families to enjoy more high-quality and convenient medical insurance services while enjoying the convenience of “fewer trips” and “no trips.”
【来源】http://www.chinanews.com/life/2024/08-01/10261695.shtml
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