Regulations Governing the Subsidization of Medical Expenses and the National Health Insurance Premiums for Disaster Victims in Disaster Affected Areas Article 4

An Insurance contracted medical care institution (hereinafter referred to as a “Medical Institution”) that receives and treats victims affected by a disaster shall report the expenses to the Insurer on a monthly basis in accordance with the following methods:1. Co-payment medical expenses to be paid by an Insurance beneficiary: A Medical Institution shall report such expenses to the Insurer in accordance with the Insurance’s medical expense reporting process and use the reporting codes formulated by the Insurer;2. Medical expenses of those who are not qualified as Insurance beneficiaries for medical treatment falling within the scope of the Insurance benefits: A Medical Institution shall report such expenses to the Insurer in accordance with the Insurance’s medical expense reporting process and use the reporting codes formulated by the Insurer, or a Medical Institution shall charge for such medical treatment at a rate approved by the local competent health authority in accordance with Article 21 of the Medical Care Act and report such expenses to the Insurer in writing or via other methods specified by the Insurer;3. General food expenses during hospitalization not covered by the Insurance: A Medical Institution shall report such expenses to the Insurer in writing or via other methods specified by the Insurer.