What should I do if the doctor does not issue a transfer certificate?

1) Normal step-by-step referral: If you can't go to other places locally, then you need a referral certificate issued by the local hospital, and you can only go to other places to transfer to the hospital after the referral review is passed;

2) Online referral: If the patient is living and working in other places, then he can be referred online and apply to the social security center in the place where he or she is insured. After discharge, provide hospitalization certificates, receipts and other materials for direct reimbursement in this hospital;

3) Others: If it is an emergency or psychiatric patient is hospitalized, then a referral certificate is not required to be reimbursed.

If the referral certificate has been processed, the reimbursement ratio is 10% of the out-of-pocket expenses in the province and 15% of the out-of-pocket expenses outside the province. If there is no referral certificate and you go directly to a hospital outside the province for medical treatment, then the original proportion will be reduced by 10% for reimbursement.

I don't know what your condition looks like, it's really troublesome to transfer to a hospital, and no hospital is willing to give up the meat to your mouth! But since you still want to continue** It must be that the condition is not good, and you don't trust the hospital, since you want to transfer to the hospital must be because of the medical insurance reimbursement, I can tell you a way to reimburse without transferring to the hospital, but there is a certain risk You can go to the hospital you want to transfer to get along with your bed doctor, hang the emergency admission, and all the medical records will be written to you according to the emergency department. . . It means that you are in an urgent condition and have no time to go through the formalities, so you must save people first...

In this way, you can go back to the local reimbursement, but you have to ask the doctor you want to transfer to the hospital so that it can be done I hope you can succeed hehe, others don't follow suit, you can also ask again to see what else can be done!

Not true. It is possible not to issue a discharge certificate. Moreover, the patient's request can also be continued in a higher-level hospital.

Hello, the first reason is valid and the second is controversial.

The answer is: both! There's no way around it.

Is it a question you want to ask about health insurance?

If the hospital does not give a certificate of transfer, it can complain, and it can file a complaint with the health department or directly file a civil lawsuit with the people's court.

According to Article 46 of the Regulations on the Handling of Medical Accidents, civil liability disputes such as compensation for medical accidents can be resolved through negotiation between doctors and patients; If they are unwilling to negotiate or the negotiation fails, the parties may submit an application for mediation to the health administrative department, or they may directly file a civil lawsuit with the people's court.

Where the parties negotiate to resolve civil liability disputes such as compensation for medical malpractice, an agreement shall be drafted. The agreement shall clearly state the basic circumstances of both parties and the cause of the medical accident, the level of medical accident jointly determined by both parties, and the amount of compensation determined through negotiation, and shall be signed by both parties.

I am afraid that it is difficult to do it through proper means, it is recommended to find an acquaintance to solve it, a simple proof is not difficult to do.

According to Article 46 of Chapter 5 of the Regulations on the Handling of Medical Accidents, civil liability disputes such as compensation for medical accidents can be resolved through negotiation between doctors and patients. It is worth noting that in judicial practice, if a party voluntarily reaches a settlement agreement on personal injury, and one party repents and files a lawsuit with the people's court, its right to sue shall be protected, but if it cannot prove that the agreement was invalid or revocable at the time of conclusion, the agreement shall be deemed valid.

2. Apply to the health administrative department for processing.

Articles 37 and 38 of the Regulations on the Handling of Medical Accidents stipulate that in the event of a medical accident dispute, the parties concerned may submit a written application for the handling of the medical accident dispute to the county-level people's health administrative department where the medical institution is located. The written application shall be submitted within one year from the date on which the person concerned knew or should have known that his or her physical health had been harmed.

3. File a civil lawsuit in the people's court.

At present, filing a lawsuit for medical compensation disputes in the people's court is not premised on the technical appraisal of medical malpractice. The burden of proof on the patient is focused on the consequences of the patient's personal injury (physical harm, death, etc.) and the medical relationship with the medical institution (medical records, medical bills, etc.). "Article of the Supreme People's Court on the Handling of Medical Accidents with Reference".

Hope it helps.

I can only solve it in other ways, and I can do it, I hope it can help you! This kind of problem is solved a lot

Kill the one who doesn't open the proof!

Summary. Hello, how to deal with the transfer certificate if the hospital does not give the transfer certificate: 1. If the hospital does not give the transfer certificate, the person concerned can complain to the Health Bureau. 2. The parties may also file a civil lawsuit directly with the people's court.

Hello history, Qinqin Hospital does not give a transfer certificate to deal with the handling method: 1. If the hospital does not give a transfer certificate, the party concerned can complain to the Health Bureau. 2. The parties may also file a civil lawsuit with the people's court.

Regulations on the Handling of Accidents with Medical Treatment》 Article 46 In the event of a medical accident, the doctor and the patient may resolve civil liability disputes such as compensation through negotiation; If they are unwilling to negotiate or the negotiation fails, the parties may apply for mediation to the health administrative department, or they may directly file a civil lawsuit with the People's Brother Wheel Court.

At that time, our lives were in danger, and we were discharged from the hospital urgently, and we did not ask the doctor to transfer me to the hospital.

In this case, if the hospital does not prescribe it to you, you can directly file a civil lawsuit with the people's court.

We transferred to Guangzhou**, which belongs to a different place for medical treatment, how much will I be reimbursed, and if the hospital can show a transfer certificate, how much can I reimburse.

1. Discharge summary, invoice, and medication schedule issued by the hospital for medical treatment in other places. 2. My ID card, medical insurance card, and certificate of remote medical treatment issued by the unit (with the company's official seal), if not an enterprise is insured, the certificate of remote medical treatment issued by the unit is not required. 3. The transfer certificate issued by the local hospital needs to be issued by the attending physician, and then signed by the department director of the attending physician, and then the transfer certificate shall be handled at the medical insurance office of the hospital.

4.The reimbursement for medical treatment in other places is 10% less than that for local medical treatment, and if there is no transfer certificate issued by the local sedan hospital, it will be underreported by 20%. The reimbursement ratio is 88% for the threshold fee above 3,000 yuan, 90% for 3,000-5,000 yuan, 92% for 5,000-10,000 yuan, and 95% for more than 10,000 yuan to the maximum payment limit, of which 80% for Class B drugs, 70% for valuable drugs, and 70% for special inspections and special **.

Bring the above information to the local medical insurance office to handle it.

Summary. Hello, dear, if the hospital does not issue a transfer certificate, the person concerned can complain to the Health Bureau.

Legal basis: Article 46 of the Regulations on the Handling of Medical Accidents In the event of a medical accident, civil liability disputes such as compensation for medical accidents may be resolved through negotiation between the doctor and the patient; If they are unwilling to negotiate or the negotiation fails, the parties may submit an application for mediation to the health administrative department, or they may directly file a civil lawsuit with the people's court.

What should I do if the hospital does not issue a transfer certificate?

Hello, dear, if the hospital does not give a certificate of transfer, the person concerned can complain to the Health Bureau about Fu Jing. Legal basis: Article 46 of the Regulations on the Handling of Medical Accidents Article 46 Civil liability disputes such as compensation for medical accidents may be resolved through negotiation between the doctor and the patient; If they are unwilling to negotiate or the negotiation fails, the parties may apply for mediation to the health administrative department, or they may directly file a civil lawsuit with the People's Court.

We don't see this disease well here.

Hello, you can transfer to the hospital and file a complaint with the Health Bureau.

The doctor there didn't see it well. We asked him to bring in an expert to show us. May I.

Hello, you can change the expert number of this hospital, or apply for transfer directly.

Legal analysis: If the hospital does not issue a transfer certificate, the person concerned can file a complaint with the Health Bureau.

Legal basis: Regulations on the Handling of Medical Accidents Article 46 Brother Town Civil liability disputes such as compensation for medical accidents can be resolved through negotiation between doctors and patients; If they are unwilling to negotiate or the negotiation fails, the parties may submit a request for mediation to the health administrative department, or they may directly file a civil lawsuit with the people's court.

1. Apply to the people's court for mediation or litigation, and may also report to the competent health department.

2. According to the provisions of Article 22 of the Regulations on the Prevention and Handling of Medical Disputes, in the event of a medical dispute, both doctors and patients can resolve it through the following ways: voluntary negotiation between the two parties; apply for people's mediation; Apply for administrative mediation by pure dodging; Filing a lawsuit with the people's court; Other channels stipulated by laws and regulations.