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The implementation of the new real-payment medical insurance system, originally scheduled for July, is now being discussed to be postponed until October with reforms including canceling duplicate claims and capping reimbursement amounts within total medical expenses. While this may address improper gains issues, it affects consumers' risk management strategies and insurer claim processing order. The delay of the new system is not expected to cause another wave of policy suspensions. The new system dictates that if a policyholder incurs medical expenses exceeding the coverage limit of one insurer, another insurer can cover the difference, preventing overcompensation but raising other issues according to insurance experts.
Source: YAHOO