| Legislative： |
1.Promulgated on November 1, 1968
2.Amended on January 29, 1996
3.Amended on June 29, 2015
4.Amended on April 20, 2016 |
| Content： |
Article 1
These Regulations are enacted pursuant to Article 14, and Paragraph 2, Article 33 of The Veterans Assistance Act (hereinafter referred to as "the Act").
Article 2
These regulations shall apply to a person who holds a ROC Veterans ID Card (hereinafter referred to as "Veteran ID"), a certificate of Anti-Communist Martyr or a Household Representative Card for Dependents of Deceased Veterans issued by the Veterans Affairs
Council (hereinafter referred to as "VAC").
Article 3
Where a person as referred to in the above article is an insurant under Item 1, Subparagraph 6, Paragraph 1, Article 10 of the National Health Insurance Act, the following provisions shall apply:
1. Where they seek medical treatment in a National Health Insurance Medical Care Institutions, which is not affiliated to VAC, VAC shall subsidize their self-bearing expenses according to the National Health Insurance Act and its Enforcement Rules. VAC will
allocate the aforementioned expenses in advance once every half-year to the National Health Insurance Administration, Ministry of Health and Welfare, for transferring to the related medical institutions, and the medical institutions shall settle the accounts
periodically at VAC.
2. Where they seek medical treatment in a VAC affiliated medical institution, VAC shall subsidize their self-bearing expenses and the expenses not covered in this Insurance, according to the National Health Insurance Act and its Enforcement Rules.
Article 4
Where a person referred to in Article 2 who have become the beneficiaries of the National Health Insurance, and employed, therefore are not classified into Item 1, Subparagraph 6, Paragraph 1, Article 8 of the National Health Insurance Act, seeks medical treatment
in a National Health Insurance Medical Care Institutions, which is not affiliated to VAC, VAC shall subsidize their partial self-bearing expenses according to their last military rank: Colonel, 20%; Lieutenant Colonel and Major: 50%; Company Officer: 70%;
and Noncommissioned Officer and enlisted men: 100%.
Article 5
Where a person referred to in Article 2 who seeks medical treatment in a VAC affiliated medical institution, their registration fees shall be waived, except beneficiaries of National Health Insurance who are high users of medical services
The preceding paragraph may apply mutatis mutandis to the second category of veterans who are unemployed within the assistance time period mentioned in Subparagraph 2, Article 2-1 of the Enforcement Rules of the Act.
Article 6
Where a person referred to in Article 2 who holds a Veteran ID or a certificate of Anti-Communist Martyr, and does not meet the requirements to become the beneficiaries of National Health Insurance, seeks medical treatment in a VAC affiliated medical institution,
VAC shall subsidize their expenses.
Article 7
Where a person referred to in Article 2, their food expenses during hospitalization shall be burdened by themselves. However, the home-care veterans who are hospitalized in a VAC affiliated medical institution, VAC shall subsidize the difference of their food
expenses and home-care allowances.
Article 8
For those who hold a Veteran ID or a certificate of Anti-Communist Martyr, and meet the provisions of Articles 3 and 4, VAC shall prepare the official budget to pay their expenses for the treatment equipment neither required for positive therapy nor covered
in the National Health Insurance, and the medical expenses for admission to Nursing Home or Half-Way House of veterans hospital or the Veterans Home.
Article 9
The service offices and Veterans’ homes of VAC shall assist the person who is applicable to these Regulations to become the beneficiaries of the National Health Insurance, their medical care and other affairs.
Article 10
These Regulations shall come into effect on the date of promulgation whereas the articles amended and announced on April 20, 2016 shall become effective on March 1, 2016. |