(HBO) - The Hoa Binh Social Security held a conference to release periodical information on social insurance and health insurance.
Leader of the Hoa Binh Social
Security speaks at the conference.
By the end
of the first quarter of 2019, the numbers of participants of compulsory social
insurance, voluntary social insurance, and unemployment insurance were over
73,000; 2,725; and over 59,000. The number of locals participating in health
insurance exceeded 808,000 or 94.7 percent of the province’s population. The
collection of social, health and unemployment insurance premiums surpassed 441
billion VND, an annual increase of over 38 billion VND. The insurers spent more
than 579 billion VND on participants’ benefits during the period, up 9.4
percent on-year, while insurance debts totaled over 80 billion VND, an annual
decrease of 1.3 billion VND. In the quarter, the sector had settled social
insurance regimes for over 7,000 people, and payment of health insurance
benefits for more than 246,000 others. The sector also received over 12,000 files
for payment of all kinds, of which 2,410 were paid via postal services.
In the
second quarter, the sector has so far coordinated with departments, agencies to
disseminate policies and laws on social and health insurance, set quotas on
2019’s insurance collection, increase the number of participants in districts
and cities, and conduct measures to clear insurance debts, among others./.
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