Netizens curse Zhejiang sick children to question high medical expenses

Hangzhou, March 26th, “Mom, am I going to hang up...”

Zhejiang 10-year-old juvenile Lang Lang was admitted to Zhejiang Children's Hospital with severe aplastic anaemia and was caught in desperation due to family poverty. The problem of juveniles caused the mother Zhang Hongyan to shed tears, and it also made many users feel sad.

A few days ago, the reporter of the China Newcomers wrote “The Mother of Ten-year-old Children Suffering a Serious Draw in Zhejiang Province.” I am not going to hung up.” “The deputies of the National People's Congress call for the rescue of children: They will certainly not hang together”, “I wouldn’t want to be a mother. Hanging the "Zhejiang sick child to move users love Relay" manuscript triggered a strong social concern, many netizens unleashed their love.

As of now, Lang Lang has received over 170 donations from more than one hundred caring people across the country. An elderly person who has more than 80 days donated 50,000 yuan in pension funds.

"I am also a working-class person and I am not rich. I donate 500 yuan for you. I hope I can get better soon." "I understand your feelings. Before I encountered difficulties, I came out with help from everyone. This time, Lang Lang will definitely be able to "," I paid 5,000 yuan for the hospital account, hoping to help you..."

The love of netizens continued the life of this young teenager who wanted to be a primary school principal when he grew up. The reporter learned that Lang Lang’s condition has improved.

However, many netizens have also challenged high medical expenses at the same time.

“This child (Lang Lang) was fortunate enough to report that someone had donated money for him through the media. How many people got sick and looked down at home and waited for death? How many ordinary people can pay for hundreds of thousands of drug costs?” A netizen in Changchun After seeing the news of the China New Network, he said.

As of now, Lang Lang has been hospitalized in Zhejiang Children's Hospital for less than two months. Medical expenses have reached more than 300,000 yuan, and the average daily rate is over 5,000 yuan.

The reporter saw from the list of hospital charges for Lang Lang on the 19th that there were 66 drugs and other treatments used on the day, costing 9558.3 ​​yuan.

Among them, several expensive drugs were: voriconazole for injection (antibiotics) 1261.8 yuan/bottle, 2 bottles per day; caspofungin acetate (antibiotics) for injection 1883.3 yuan/bottle, 1 bottle per day; Intravenous human immunoglobulin 1140 yuan/bottle was injected once every other day; platelets were transfused once every two days for 145 yuan/unit, and 8 units totalled 1,160 yuan.

In addition, 18,927.56 yuan was spent on the 18th, 6972.46 yuan on the 17th, and 11,100 yuan on the 16th.... In a rough calculation, a total of more than 300,000 people spent more than 50 days in the Zhejiang Provincial Children's Hospital.

And in these more than 300,000 yuan in medical expenses most of them will be at their own expense, such as the expensive antibiotic drug voriconazole, caspofungate acetate can not enter the health insurance, the light of these two drugs at their own expense will be 4405 yuan.

For Lang Lang's parents, the son's medical expenses for one day is almost two months' salary for both husband and wife.

Lang Lang family of three and grandparents live together in a two-bedroom old house, the parents of two in an aluminum factory in Jinhua to work, two people a month's wages add up to 3,000 yuan.

After reading the report, Guangdong netizen lajifenghuangwang said: “I don’t understand why hospitals cannot reduce medical expenses for such a situation!”

Beijing Netizen s333777: “We will make donations, but I don’t understand if the hospital can’t make a contribution? We donate love hospitals to make a fortune?”

Another netizen directly questioned: Is such a high medical fee actually saving people or saving the hospital?

A doctor from the Children's Hospital Hospital of Zhejiang Province told the reporter that because Lang Lang was in serious condition, he used good drugs; a Wang Xing staff member of the hospital office stated that the hospital's capacity was limited, and the patients were too many to reduce this to others. The patient is not fair.

In addition, she also told reporters that in 2009 Zhejiang Provincial Children's Hospital jointly with the Hangzhou City Express, Hangzhou Charity Federation jointly established the "Zhejiang Children's Leukemia Rescue Fund", especially poor leukemia patients can apply for assistance to the Fund, but this also depends on the Does the fund have enough funds?

The staff of the Medical Insurance Department of the Labor and Social Security Department of Zhejiang Province told the reporter that when more than 90% of the sick children in Zhejiang treat children with leukemia and congenital heart disease, they can receive at least 70% of their medical expenses and family poverty. The sick children also have 20% of medical assistance from the civil affairs department.

This year, Zhejiang Province also included six diseases, including severe mental illness, breast cancer, cervical cancer, multi-drug resistant tuberculosis, end-stage renal disease, and opportunistic infections, to cover the serious illness in rural areas, plus civil assistance, including leukemia and congenital heart disease. The actual reimbursement rate for these 8 major diseases will reach 90%. At the same time, Zhejiang Provincial Health Department requested that more than one third of the counties in the province this year will treat lung cancer, esophageal cancer, gastric cancer, colon cancer, rectal cancer, chronic myeloid leukemia, acute myocardial infarction, cerebral infarction, hemophilia, type I Twelve kinds of diseases such as diabetes, hyperthyroidism, and cleft lip and palate are also included in the medical insurance for major diseases.

In 2012, Zhejiang Province will further expand the scope of implementation of the basic medicine system. All public medical institutions at the county level and below the county level will sell all medicines to patients according to the purchase price.

However, on the afternoon of the 19th, the reporter received a phone call from a mother. She told reporters that her child was only 16 months old. She had acquired the syndrome of bloodthirsty cells. Her family had poor economic conditions and had owed 10,000 yuan to Zhejiang Provincial Children's Hospital. fee.

“If the money has not yet been paid, the hospital will not cure it.” The woman told reporters crying.

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If you are willing to provide a little help for the 10-year-old Lang Lang, you can contact Lang Lang's mother Zhang Hongyan; you can also contact the China News Service Zhejiang Branch, which has written articles. (Finish)

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