We know that in real life. Many people have purchased corresponding insurance for themselves, so when we make a claim. When we submit an invoice to an insurance company, do we need to print the electronic invoice and then stamp it before we can be reimbursed? Under normal circumstances, electronic invoices have corresponding stamps. If not, then you definitely need to print it out and stamp it. This can prove that the invoice is valid and the reimbursement can be completed. So I hope everyone can pay attention to the claims and reimbursement process. For us, it is very important, very critical. So, when making a claim, in addition to submitting the invoice, what else needs to be submitted. Let's take a brief look at the material requirements for medical insurance-related reimbursement

The first is the drug list. We know that since we spend so much money on treatment in the hospital. Then we must ask the insurance company for reimbursement. However, the insurance company doesn’t know how we use it. Therefore, in order to maintain this standard, he will choose to ask everyone to provide the corresponding drug list when reimbursing. In this way, through this list, he can know the details of the expenses involved in our treatment this time. It also makes it easier for them to carry out verification, thereby facilitating claims settlement.

Secondly, proof of disease. We buy insurance and use it when we need it. Then there must be standards that should be used, for example, disease standards. Whether it meets the requirements of his disease and whether it is within his scope. Then the standard of stability is to pass the disease certificate issued by the hospital. Only with this material can we determine the criteria for disease.

These are very important to us, so everyone must pay attention to them. In this way, we can reduce unnecessary troubles and ensure that our reimbursement process is smoother. So everyone must pay attention, after all, this thing is closely related to ourselves.