List of the Most Recent Central-Level Medical Examination and Treatment Facilities in 2023? How Are Medical Examination and Treatment at Central Hospitals Covered?
The Latest List of Central Healthcare Facilities in 2023?
List of Central and Equivalent Hospitals Under the Ministry of Health
The Electronic Information Portal of the Ministry of Health has updated the latest list of central and equivalent healthcare facilities under the Ministry of Health, including:
Bach Mai Hospital
Cho Ray Hospital
C Da Nang Hospital
Central Acupuncture Hospital
Central Hospital of Traditional Medicine
Can Tho General Hospital
Central Rehabilitation Hospital
E Hospital
Friendship Hospital
Hue Central Hospital
Thai Nguyen Central General Hospital
Quang Nam Central General Hospital
K Hospital
Central Lung Hospital
Central Hospital 74
Central Eye Hospital
Central Children's Hospital
Endocrinology Hospital
Central Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital
Central Leprosy - Dermatology Hospital Quynh Lap
Central Leprosy - Dermatology Hospital Quy Hoa
Central Odonto-Stomatology Hospital Ho Chi Minh City
Central Ear-Nose-Throat Hospital
Central Odonto-Stomatology Hospital
Central Mental Health Hospital 1
Central Mental Health Hospital 2
Thong Nhat Hospital
Vietnam - Cuba Hospital Dong Hoi
Vietnam - Sweden Hospital Uong Bi
Viet Duc Hospital
Central Hospital 71
Central Hospital for Tropical Diseases
Central Geriatrics Hospital
Central Dermatology Hospital
List of Central Healthcare Facilities Under the Ministry of National Defence
Based on Article 4 of Circular 46/2016/TT-BQP, the list of central healthcare facilities under the Ministry of National Defence includes:
108 Hospital
175 Military Hospital
Military Traditional Medicine Institute
103 Military Hospital
Le Huu Trac National Burn Institute
How Are Medical Expenses Covered at Central Hospitals When Following Proper Referral Procedures?
Based on Article 22 of Health Insurance Law 2008 (amended by Clause 15, Article 1 of Amended Health Insurance Law 2014), the specific payment rates for health insurance when visiting central hospitals with proper referrals are as follows:
- 100% coverage of medical expenses: includes military personnel, police officers, individuals with meritorious service to the revolution, veterans, children under 6 years old, individuals from poor households, those with continuous health insurance participation for 5 years, and individuals with annual co-payment expenses exceeding the statutory pay rate for six months...
- 95% coverage of medical expenses: includes retirees, individuals receiving monthly labor loss benefits, and those from near-poor households...
- 80% coverage of medical expenses: applies to other subjects
Latest List of Central Healthcare Facilities in 2023? How Are Medical Expenses Covered at Central Hospitals When Following Proper Referral Procedures?
How Are Medical Expenses Covered at Central Hospitals When Not Following Proper Referral Procedures?
In the case of visiting central hospitals without proper referrals, Article 14 of Decree 146/2018/ND-CP (amended by Point d, Clause 1, Article 183 of Decree 131/2021/ND-CP) and Article 15 of Decree 146/2018/ND-CP specifically provide as follows:
- 40% coverage of inpatient treatment expenses when visiting central healthcare facilities.
- Special cases of improper referrals eligible for full coverage as proper referrals include:
+ Ethnic minorities and individuals from poor households participating in health insurance living in economically disadvantaged areas or extremely economically disadvantaged areas;
+ Health insurance participants living on island communes or districts;
+ Emergency cases.
What Are the Conditions for Issuing a License to Operate a Healthcare Facility?
Based on Article 43 of Law on Medical Examination and Treatment, the conditions for issuing a license to operate a healthcare facility are as follows:
Conditions for Issuing a License to Operate a Healthcare Facility
1. A healthcare facility can be issued a license to operate if it meets the following conditions:
a) Complies with national technical regulations for healthcare facilities issued by the Minister of Health.
b) Has sufficient personnel suitable for the scope of professional activities;
c) The person in charge of the technical expertise of the healthcare facility must have at least 36 months of experience in practicing medical examination and treatment.
2. In case of registering to establish a specialized clinic or a family doctor clinic, in addition to the conditions specified in Clause 1, the head of the facility must be a practitioner with the appropriate professional qualifications for the type of practice.
3. The Minister of Health and the Minister of National Defence shall detail the conditions for issuing a license to operate specified in this Article for each organizational form of healthcare facility under their management authority.
To be issued a license to operate a healthcare facility, the conditions mentioned above must be met.
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