I. Henan Province

Civil Affairs:

1. Low-income insurance:

Rural areas: Since 2005, there has been a monthly subsidy of 12 yuan per person; every family member living together has one (family members living together are those who have a legal alimony, fostering (support) relationship, have a household registration together and live together for a long period of time.) Mainly include: 1, husband and wife; 2, parents and their minor children or adult children who are incapable of working and whose income is not enough to maintain a basic living, and students in schools and colleges whose household registration has been moved out of the local area; 3, grandparents and grandchildren whose parents have both died; 4, children and their parents who have no source of income; 5, elder brothers and sisters and minor younger brothers and sisters whose parents have both died and adult younger brothers and sisters who are incapable of working and whose income is not enough to maintain a basic living. (Adult brothers and sisters whose incomes are not sufficient to maintain a basic living). Provincial Department of Civil Affairs, Provincial Department of Finance, Provincial Department of Health, Interim Measures for Providing Livelihood Assistance to Families in Rural Henan Province in Difficulties Caused by AIDS.

Beginning in January 2012, the average monthly subsidy per person will be no less than 87 yuan; Notice of the Henan Provincial Department of Civil Affairs and the Henan Provincial Department of Finance on Doing a Good Job of Providing Minimum Living Guarantees for Urban and Rural Residents and Five Guarantees for Rural Livelihoods in 2012 (Yu Minwen [2012] No. 81).

Urban: Since 2007, the patients themselves are fully underinsured.

Beginning in January 2012, the average monthly subsidy per person will be no less than 180 yuan; in the Notice of the Henan Provincial Department of Civil Affairs and the Henan Provincial Department of Finance on Doing a Good Job of Providing Minimum Living Guarantees for Urban and Rural Residents and Five Guarantees for Rural Livelihoods for the Year 2012 (Yu Minwen [2012] No. 81), family members are compensated for the difference at an average of no less than 280 yuan. The standard varies from city to city.

Starting in June 2012: for urban and rural "low-income households" and rural "five-guaranteed households" with decentralized support, a free electricity consumption base of 10 kWh per household per month was set up; Notice of the Development and Reform Commission of Henan Province on the Trial Implementation of Stepped Electricity Prices for Residents' Daily Life in Henan Province (YDFRPM [2012] No. 808). Notice of the Development and Reform Commission of Henan Province on the Trial Implementation of Step Electricity Prices for Residents' Living Electricity in Henan Province (Yu Fa Reform Price Control [2012] No. 808).

Beginning in June 2013, the monthly per capita subsidy levels for urban and rural subsistence security in the province were raised by 15 yuan and 12 yuan, respectively, with the increase mainly subsidized by the central financial authorities. In principle, the monthly standard for urban subsistence allowance is no less than 300 yuan, and the annual standard for rural subsistence allowance is no less than 1,800 yuan; Notice of the Henan Provincial Department of Civil Affairs and the Henan Provincial Department of Finance on Doing a Good Job of Guaranteeing the Minimum Living Standard for Urban and Rural Residents and the Five Guarantees of Subsistence in Rural Areas in 2013 (Yu Minwen [2013] No. 65).

Circular on Strengthening the Work of Providing Assistance to AIDS Infected and Suffering Patients, Their Families and Orphans Living in Difficulty (Civil Letter [2004] No. 111)

2. Patient rationing:

Since its implementation in January 2010, a regular quantitative subsidy has been introduced for AIDS patients in the province. The subsidy is 20 yuan per person per month. Notice of the Henan Provincial Department of Civil Affairs and the Henan Provincial Department of Finance on Raising the Standard for Living Assistance for Minor Children of Single-Parent Families Living with AIDS and Implementing Quantitative Subsidies for Persons Living with AIDS (Yu Minwen [2010] No. 27).

From October 1, 2012 onwards, the standard for quantitative living allowances for AIDS patients was raised from 20 yuan per person per month to 200 yuan per person per month, with 80 per cent of the funds required being borne by the provincial treasury and 20 per cent by the municipal and county treasuries. The living quantitative subsidy for AIDS patients is not counted as family income, and does not affect the urban and rural low income insurance treatment that the patients and their family members are entitled to according to the regulations. Notice of the Henan Provincial Department of Finance and Henan Provincial Department of Civil Affairs and Henan Provincial Department of Health on Increasing the Standard of Subsistence Subsidy for AIDS Patients (Yu Cai She [2012] No. 184)

3. Orphan and orphan assistance:

In 2004, AIDS orphans were paid 160 yuan per person per month, including 130 yuan for living expenses and 30 yuan for support services. The Henan Provincial AIDS Prevention and Care Office, the Department of Civil Affairs, and the Department of Finance (Henan Help Office [2004] No. 11), "Notice on Regulating and Strengthening the Work of Providing Assistance to Persons Orphaned by AIDS," and Henan Minfu [2004] No. 6, "Measures for Providing Living Assistance to Persons Orphaned by AIDS in Henan Province (for Trial Implementation).

In 2006, (Minfa [2006] No. 52) "Opinions on Strengthening Orphan Relief Work", all provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government Civil Affairs Bureaus (Bureaus), Comprehensive Governance Commissions, Higher People's Courts, Development and Reform Commissions, Education Departments (Education Commissions), Public Security Bureaus (Bureaus), Justice Bureaus (Bureaus), Finance Bureaus (Bureaus), Labor and Social Security Bureaus (Bureaus), Construction Bureaus (Bureaus), Agricultural Bureaus (Bureaus), Health Bureaus (Bureaus) The Civil Affairs Bureau of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, the Comprehensive Governance Commission, the courts, the Development and Reform Commission, the Education Bureau, the Public Security Bureau, the Justice Bureau, the Finance Bureau, the Bureau of Labor and Social Security, the Construction Bureau, the Agriculture Bureau, the Health Bureau, the Population and Family Planning Commission, the Youth League Committee, the Women's Federation: The following article was issued as a joint document requesting that: the basic living standard of orphans be guaranteed to be no less than the average local standard of living. This has not been implemented in any of the localities.

From July 1, 2007, the standard for assistance to orphans and the elderly was raised to 200 yuan per person per month; (Henan Provincial People's Government, Yu Zheng [2007] No. 62) Opinions on Further Strengthening the Work of Rescue and Resettlement of Persons in Distress Caused by AIDS.

Beginning in January 2010, the standard of assistance for orphans was no less than the average local standard of living or no less than 600 yuan per person per month (Opinions of the General Office of the State Council on Strengthening Orphans' Protection Work (Guo Ban Fa [2010] No. 54)). Orphans are minors under the age of 18 who have lost their parents and cannot locate their biological parents.

4. Single-parent children:

Since October 2004, the province has provided assistance of 50 yuan per month per person to minor children in single-parent families caused by AIDS. (Yu Min Low-income Insurance [2004] No. 3) Interim Measures for Providing Living Assistance to Minor Children of Single-Parent Families Caused by AIDS in Rural Henan Province.

Since July 1, 2007, the standard for assistance to children of single parents has been raised to 65 yuan per person per month; (Henan Provincial People's Government, Yu Zheng [2007] No. 62) Opinions on Further Strengthening the Work of Relief and Resettlement of Persons in Distress Caused by AIDS.

Implemented since January 2010, the assistance standard for minor children of single-parent families living with AIDS was raised from 65 yuan per person per month to 100 yuan per person per month. Notice of the Henan Provincial Department of Civil Affairs and the Henan Provincial Department of Finance on Raising the Standard for Living Assistance for Minor Children of Single-Parent Families with AIDS and Implementing Rationing Subsidies for Persons Living with AIDS (Yu Minwen [2010] No. 27).

From January 1, 2012 the standard of living allowance for minor children of single-parent families due to AIDS was raised to 200 yuan per person per month. Provincial Department of Civil Affairs and Provincial Department of Finance directives (no relevant documents found, but relevant news): http://mz.nanyang.gov.cn/structure/gzdt/content_128346_1.htm

5. Sick children:

Low-income insurance since 2005.

Since January 2012, children living with HIV and AIDS (collectively referred to as HIV-infected children, hereinafter referred to as "infected children") have been provided with basic living expenses, the specific standard of which is based on the amount of basic living expenses for local orphans, and which is implemented in full. Circular of the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the Ministry of Finance on the Provision of Basic Living Expenses for HIV-infected Children (Minfa [2012] No. 179).

6. Affected children:

Since 2005, there has been a low-cost insurance scheme for rural areas, and urban areas are subject to the conditions for low-cost insurance.

Policies not implemented:

In March 2009, the Opinions of the Ministry of Civil Affairs on Further Strengthening the Welfare and Protection of Children Affected by AIDS (Minfa [2009] No. 26) stipulated that the basic living standards for children orphaned by AIDS should be set at a level no lower than the average standard of living of the local population. The principle of prioritizing the interests of children must be adhered to, and, in accordance with the needs of the development and growth of children affected by AIDS, the standard of upbringing must be scientifically approved, and a standard for the payment of basic subsistence allowances that is no less than the average standard of living of local residents must be established, and guarantees must be provided on a categorical basis. Among them, children orphaned by AIDS are paid the full amount of the basic subsistence allowance, with the minimum standard of care being 600 yuan per person per month, and conditions are being created to provide certain subsidies and support for the guardianship of orphans. Children whose parents are infected with or have died of AIDS may receive welfare subsidies in accordance with the standards for children orphaned by AIDS. Children carrying HIV or infected with AIDS are given appropriate nutritional and medical subsidies on top of the minimum basic subsistence allowance of 600 yuan per person per month.

8. Medical assistance:

After reimbursement by the medical insurance, if the individual's out-of-pocket burden is still too heavy, he or she can apply for medical assistance from the civil affairs department.

Implemented in 2005. The assistance program is formulated by counties and cities in the Notice of the Henan Provincial Department of Civil Affairs, Department of Health, Department of Finance on the Comprehensive Establishment of a Rural Medical Assistance System (Yu Min [2005] No. 3).

9. Temporary hardship assistance:

Temporary assistance standards should be set in accordance with the level of local economic and social development and the type of temporary or sudden difficulties that make it difficult for families to make ends meet. Different standards may be set for different types of hardship. When eligible recipients apply for temporary assistance for the same reason, the amount of assistance they receive shall be the same. Applications for the same cause cannot be repeated within a year, and eligible families in difficulty cannot apply for temporary assistance more than twice a year.

Notice of the Henan Provincial Department of Civil Affairs and the Henan Provincial Department of Finance on the Establishment and Improvement of the Temporary Relief System for Urban and Rural People in Need (Yu Minwen [2011] No. 152).

Education Sector:

10. Policies on educational assistance for minors among persons in difficulty as a result of AIDS. Notice of the People's Government of Henan Province on the Approval of the Provincial Department of Finance and the Department of Education on the Implementation Plan for the Spring of 2005 for the "Two Exemptions and One Subsidy" for Students from Poor Families in Rural Compulsory Education Stages in the Key Counties of Henan Province, a National Poverty Alleviation and Development Program (Henan Province, Henan Province, 2005) (Henan Province, Henan Province, 2005). From 2005 onwards, those in compulsory education will be exempted from miscellaneous fees, provided with free textbooks and subsidized for living expenses for boarding students; those in high school who are in need due to AIDS will be subsidized with 800 yuan per person per year; those in need due to AIDS who have been admitted to public general high schools, secondary vocational schools and higher education will be included in the existing system of subsidies for needy students; and minors who have already completed the nine years of compulsory education, but who have not yet been able to go on to high school will be provided with a subsidy for vocational skills education. Circular of the Henan Provincial Department of Education and Finance on Assistance for Children of AIDS Families Attending High School (Education and Finance [2005] No. 156). At the college and university level, assistance is given to students with special difficulties in the same way as for students with special difficulties. Policies on Financial Assistance for Students from Families with Economic Difficulties in Higher Education. http://gaokao.haedu.gov.cn/2010/06/17/1276738015771.html

Other sectors:

11. In 2007, the All-China Women's Federation, the Ministry of Health and the State AIDS Office Women's Zi [2007] No. 4 Circular on the "12-1" Public Welfare Action for Ten Thousand Loving Families Concerned about Orphans" raised funds from the whole of society to set up a special fund in the All-China Women's Federation and the China Children and Teenagers' Fund to find loving families to raise and care for children orphaned by AIDS through the local women's federations in the localities where they live. Through the local women's federations, the organization seeks out loving families in orphaned children's areas to raise and care for children orphaned by AIDS. The standard of assistance is an average of 1,000 yuan per orphan per year (not including local government funding).

12. Circular on Jointly Carrying Out "Support Activities for People Living with HIV, AIDS Patients and Their Families" (State AIDS Office [2006] No. 58)

(c) Taking advantage of the organizational and resource strengths of health departments, civil affairs departments, population and family planning departments, women's federations and Red Cross societies to encourage and guide the participation of all sectors of society in AIDS prevention and relief work. Provide assistance to HIV-infected persons, patients and their families who are having difficulty in their lives, and participate in AIDS care and assistance, solving difficulties in their lives and carrying out production and self-help work.

Health sector:

13. Free antiviral treatment: second-line drugs have been widely available in Henan.

14. Free treatment of opportunistic infections

Rural:

In July 2004, implementation began. The medical fees for anti-opportunistic infection treatment for AIDS patients are managed under the "combination of individual fixed accounts and the Critical Illness Comprehensive Fund". In other words, each person receives 300 yuan per month from the individual account and 90 yuan from the Critical Illness Comprehensive Fund.

Individual flat-rate accounts are used for treatment at village and township-level fixed-point institutions. The Critical Illness Comprehensive Fund is used for treatment of critical illnesses at county (district) designated institutions.

Free content: registration fee, consultation fee, monitoring fee, injection fee, treatment fee, operation fee, bed fee, nursing fee, infusion fee, disposal fee, etc. and basic examination fee in the auxiliary examination program, drug fee in the basic medicine list, etc. incurred by AIDS patients in the course of receiving anti-opportunistic infection treatment in designated medical institutions. Interim Measures for the Management of Medical Fees for Free Anti-Opportunistic Infection Treatment for AIDS Patients in Rural Areas of Henan Province (Yu Cai She [2004] No. 52); Notice on Further Improving the Treatment of Acutely and Severely Ill AIDS Patients in Rural Areas (Yu Wei Gui Cai [2007] No. 62).

In 2012, when AIDS patients seek treatment at designated AIDS institutions at all levels within a county, the medical management system continues to be implemented, including a system of treatment with a treatment card and a system of double prescriptions. When the AIDS patients who are enrolled in the county visit the designated AIDS institutions at all levels, they will first be reimbursed in accordance with the relevant policies of the New Farmers' Cooperative Program, and the out-of-pocket expenses within the scope of the policy will be resolved by the county-level health administrative departments in accordance with the relevant provisions of the province on the reduction of free anti-opportunistic infections treatment in the rural areas. Notice of the Department of Health of Henan Province and the Department of Finance of Henan Province on Further Strengthening the Medical Treatment of AIDS in Rural Areas of the Province (Yu Wei Fa [2012] No. 2)

In June 2012, Henan Province changed the subsidy for treatment of anti-opportunistic infections of AIDS to the establishment of a special fund for the treatment of major diseases combined with AIDS, which was raised from 390 yuan to 600 yuan per person per month.

Towns:

Funds for common opportunistic infections are used by the provincial treasury on the basis of a lump sum of RMB 390 per person per month to cover outpatient and hospitalization costs. Henan Provincial Department of Health Henan Provincial Department of Finance Henan Provincial Department of Labor and Social Security Management Measures for Diagnosis and Treatment of HIV/AIDS Patients in Cities and Towns in Henan Province (Henan Medical and Health [2007] No. 109).

In June 2012, Henan Province changed the subsidy for treatment of anti-opportunistic infections of AIDS to the establishment of a special fund for the treatment of major diseases combined with AIDS, which was raised from 390 yuan to 600 yuan per person per month.

15. Relief for major illnesses:

Implementation in 2012. For participating patients whose one-time hospitalization cost exceeds RMB 60,000, hospitalization costs within the scope of the NPC policy are compensated at a rate of 80% after deducting the starting line at medical institutions of the corresponding level; for participating patients whose one-time hospitalization cost exceeds RMB 100,000, hospitalization costs within the scope of the NPC policy are compensated at a rate of 90% after deducting the starting line at medical institutions of the corresponding level, so as to effectively alleviate the burden of medical costs on patients suffering from major illnesses. The burden of medical expenses on patients with major diseases has been effectively reduced. New Rural Cooperative Medical Care Compensation Program of Henan Province (2012 Edition)

Implementation in 2012. If patients with opportunistic infections of AIDS are hospitalized in designated medical institutions of the New Rural Cooperative at all levels, the proportion of New Rural Cooperative reimbursement for hospitalization expenses within the scope of the policy shall be increased by 5 percentage points on the basis of the regulations after deducting the starting standard of the medical institutions of the corresponding level, and the reimbursement ratio shall be articulated with the current rescue and treatment policy for AIDS. Notice of the Henan Provincial Department of Health and Henan Provincial Department of Civil Affairs and Henan Provincial Department of Finance on the Issuance of the Implementation Plan for the Work of Improving the Level of Medical Protection for Rural Residents Against Major Diseases (Yuwei Nongwei [2012] No. 22)

16. Mother and child interruption:

Implemented since April 2005, free mother-child interruption, less free items: fees for termination of pregnancy (abortion) for HIV-positive pregnant women; fees for registration, consultation, supervision, injection, treatment, surgery, bed, nursing care, infusion, and basic examination fees for auxiliary examinations for HIV-positive mothers giving birth in designated medical institutions; and fees for milk powder for artificial feeding of infants and young children up to the age of 18 months, totalling 1,560 yuan. Fees for milk powder for infants and young children under the age of 18 months, totaling 1,560 yuan, are paid monthly at a certain rate.

Free CD4, viral load, and clinical testing:

CD4 testing: 4 tests in the first year for patients new to ART, 1 test every 6 months for patients after 1 year of treatment, and 1 test every 6 months for HIV-infected patients.

Viral Load Testing: HIV infected/AIDS patients should receive a viral load test at least once a year and the testing process should be based on the CD4 test.

Clinical testing: According to the requirements of the "National Free Antiretroviral Treatment Manual for AIDS (Second Edition)" and the demand for anti-opportunistic infection treatment, patients are provided with free clinical tests stipulated in the "Basic Catalog of Free AntiOpportunistic Infection Auxiliary Examinations for AIDS in Rural Areas of Henan Province (for Trial Implementation)" (No. 56 of Henan Medical and Health Office [2004]). Notice of the Henan Provincial Department of Health on Further Strengthening the Management of Standardized Antiretroviral Therapy for AIDS (Henan Health Office (2009) No. 8)

Transportation fee of RMB 50 per test "Central Subsidies to Local Public Health Special Funds for AIDS Prevention and Control Project" provides

18. Supervision of medication benefits:

Supervision of medication for all patients on antiretroviral treatment, with a subsidy of 10 yuan/month for one patient, and 120 yuan per patient per year for the person supervising the medication. (Personal opinion: if there is no one to supervise the taking of medication, this cost should be given to the patient.) Provided by the Central Subsidized Local Public Health Special Funds AIDS Prevention and Control Program.

II. Guangdong Province

1 Guangzhou area: local account monthly eight hundred hospital inspection subsidy can only be used in Guangzhou eight hospital inspection, physical examination. Free CD4 disease load test once a year.

2 Shenzhen area: because there are a variety of public welfare, charitable organizations will from time to time to the CDC to distribute condolences condolences, need to pay attention to the CDC phone. Free CD4 disease load 4 times a year, disease load accuracy 500.

III. Shandong Province

1. The Jinan area CDC will issue a condolence payment of 400 RMB each year.

IV. Anhui Province

1. The Hefei Regional CDC grants condolence payments of $1,600 per year.

V. The "four free and one care" policy is available in every province.

Can I get benefits for AIDS?

I specialize in HIV prevention and treatment at the CDC, and I'll give a strong answer!

The clear answer is that AIDS can be subsidized, and the country has implemented a four-free, one-care policy for AIDS.

What is the "4 Free, 1 Care" policy?

The policies introduced by the State to better combat AIDS are described below:

(1) The State implements free voluntary counseling and testing for AIDS;

(2) Free antiretroviral treatment for AIDS patients among farmers and economically disadvantaged urban residents;

(3) Free schooling for orphans of AIDS patients;

(4) Implementation of free AIDS counseling, screening and antiretroviral medication for pregnant women;

(5) Include AIDS patients and their families living in difficult circumstances in the scope of government assistance.

How do I apply for a grant?

The matter is administered by the local governmental AIDS prevention and control office (the Aids Prevention Office, also called the Aids Prevention Office). Since in some places it is the responsibility of the street office, in others it is put to the Red Cross, and in others it is at the CDC, it is necessary to call and consult directly with that office before submitting an application according to their requirements. Some places may apply specifically at the local Civil Affairs Bureau, and if you need to apply you can go to the local CDC for specific advice.

Hello. The current national policy on assistance for AIDS patients is mainly based on the "four exemptions and one care"! At present, the State's assistance to AIDS patients is mainly reflected in the policy of "four exemptions and one care", but the regulations on assistance to AIDS patients vary from place to place, so you can refer to the introductions of other respondents.

The treatment of AIDS patients is completely free of charge, but can AIDS patients receive subsidies? The question can be asked in another way: Can AIDS patients receive low income?

According to the relevant state regulations, with the confirmed diagnosis report and ID card, AIDS patients can obtain an application form for low-income insurance at the local CDC or the AIDS Prevention Office, and apply for low-income insurance at the local civil affairs department. In order to protect the patient's privacy, the entire process should not involve a third party organization. If you are applying for low income insurance, please go to the local CDC or Civil Affairs Bureau for consultation.

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It is possible. AIDS patients are a protected group in China. With the slowing down of the disease, China's efforts to prevent and control AIDS have been increasing, the mortality rate of AIDS has been well controlled, and most of the antiretroviral drugs used for AIDS are reimbursed through medical insurance. Moreover, AIDS patients can receive certain free treatment.

I think it depends on the situation. Firstly, if the AIDS infection is caused by one's own indiscretion and one knows the harmful effects of AIDS but still engages in promiscuous polygamy, the responsibility should be borne by oneself; secondly, if it is due to an accidental operation of the hospital which leads to the infection of AIDS in the hospital, then the hospital should be partially subsidized, and the hospital should bear the responsibility accordingly; thirdly, if it is a case of mother-to-child transmission, the baby is innocent and should be subsidized; fourthly, for areas which are too poor to have a deep understanding of AIDS, it is reasonable to receive subsidies. Third, if the infection is transmitted from mother to child, the baby is innocent and should receive the subsidy; fourth, for areas that are too poor and do not have a deep understanding of AIDS, it is reasonable to receive the subsidy.

Can ah, after diagnosis, the CDC has a report on the results, in accordance with the procedures can receive the appropriate subsidies, but also can receive free treatment drugs for life, included in the local AIDS management will be regular blood checks ''CD4 cells Oh, timely understanding of the situation for treatment

The number of people diagnosed with AIDS in China has exceeded one million, and the number of people currently infected has surpassed the ten million mark, and continues to grow each year.

State subsidies for AIDS range from 50 to 100, with relative disparities in each local policy, and each year the Government allocates funds to local CDCs or hospitals, and for villagers with AIDS, the Government pays them monthly in cash, partly in the form of AIDS subsidies and partly in the form of subsidies for low income.