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The effects of the new co-payment health insurance policy are limited, and the sharp rise in medical expenses in our country is difficult to mitigate
The Bank of China requires insurance and Islamic insurance companies to provide a “co-payment” medical insurance option with lower premiums in the future. MIDF research suggests that the New Deal still cannot solve the problem of soaring medical expenses in our country.
Analyst Hu pointed out that the relevant new policy mainly addresses two problems in the insurance industry. They are the “buffet syndrome” (buffet syndrome) driving up medical cost inflation, and the low penetration rate of health insurance, which causes the public health system to be overburdened.
“However, the inflation of medical expenses is not only caused by a 'buffet mentality'; there are also other structural and global influencing factors, and none of these factors can be addressed by the Bank of China's new policy.”
According to analysts, other major factors driving up healthcare inflation in the country include rising drug production costs, lack of official regulation of private hospital fees, a sharp rise in the number of people admitted to hospitals in the post-pandemic era, and demographic problems with an aging population.
“The high cost of medical care is bad for insurers because it will lead to an increase in the number of health insurance claims made by customers. The additional burden brought about by this will be passed on to customers in the form of premium increases, which may cause some customers to choose to lose their insurance.”
The analyst pointed out that since 2019, the country's healthcare inflation has reached a very high level, far exceeding the overall domestic inflation, but also far above the global and regional average.
According to analysts, China's total healthcare inflation in 2023 reached 15%, and net inflation was 12...