Original title: Hainan Province provides health check-up services for middle-aged and elderly people living on subsistence allowances

Haikou, Hainan Daily, May 13 (reporter Liu Cao, correspondent Zhang Hao) A reporter from Hainan Daily learned from the Social Assistance Bureau of the Provincial Department of Civil Affairs on May 13 that our province has established a health examination system for middle-aged and elderly people living on subsistence allowances in urban and rural areas from this year, to conduct health examinations for middle-aged and elderly people aged 55 to 64 years old in urban and rural households living on subsistence allowances in the province, Let the middle-aged and elderly people with minimum living allowances have more sense of access to medical and health services.

The funds for the health examination project of the middle-aged and elderly people living on subsistence allowances in urban and rural areas in the province are mainly borne by the provincial finance. The health examination includes blood routine examination, urine routine examination, liver function, kidney function, fasting blood glucose, electrocardiogram detection, blood lipids and abdominal color ultrasound examination. By the end of April, 3894 people had completed physical examinations. The Provincial Department of Civil Affairs requires that the proportion of physical examination after full mobilization should not be less than 75% in principle. The civil affairs departments of all cities and counties should complete the centralized physical examination by the end of June and the supplementary examination by the end of July.

The relevant person in charge of the Social Assistance Bureau of the Provincial Civil Affairs Department said that he hoped to create conditions for people in need to find, diagnose and treat diseases as soon as possible through physical examination and patient factor inspection, effectively protect the health of people in need, effectively reduce the financial burden of families of people in need, thus reducing the pressure of government financial medical assistance and improving the average life expectancy of urban and rural residents in our province.