With the opening of another community health and rehabilitation center in Luohu, the district’s medical care reform has paid increasing attention to satisfying the people’s demands at the grassroots level and diverting more medical care resources to neighborhoods.
As a result, it has become more convenient for local residents to see a doctor near their homes, and the medical care services are becoming more considerate and customized.
The Luohu New Media Center recently launched a video report reviewing how the district’s medical care reform since 2015 has brought tangible benefits to the people.
Luohu plans to fully cover its residents with free basic public health services. As of May this year, 68 community health and rehabilitation centers have been put into operation, and 160,100 vulnerable people that need regular and special medical care and services have signed a service contract with 370 family doctor teams the district government has founded.
Luohu has also promoted the provision of consultation services through online platforms so that its residents can access professional advice more quickly.
Looking ahead, the district will continue to deepen the medical care reform to further improve people’s sense of gain and happiness.