The price of online nurse's door-to-door service is popular

recently, the National Health and Wellness Commission issued a "notice on the implementation of the "Internet plus care services" pilot work" to identify six pilot areas. At the same time, the "Internet plus Care Services" pilot work programme was launched. It is understood that there are a number of online nurses app online, and the introduction of a number of nurses door-to-door services, users only need to register to order, upload a doctor's prescription, you can wait for nurses to come to the door. However, the price of online nurse services is very high, such as some platform about nurse injection prices are nearly 24 times that of public hospitals.nurses spend more time on-the-house service and are at greater risk. Such services are understandably, but much higher, than in-house services and should be accounted for to set a range that allows for floating. The service price of "net nurse" can be determined by the market, but medical treatment belongs to the shortage of resources, not to mention the market at the beginning, has not yet formed a full market competition mechanism, this time completely let go is too early, moderate price control may still be necessary.
addition, the Notice mentions that the "Internet Plus Care Service" focuses on providing services to people with reduced mobility, such as the elderly or the elderly, those in rehab and those with end-stage disabilities. For these people, "net nurses" is just needed, if the market pricing, beyond the affordability of patients and families, it is a departure from the introduction of "net nurses" service. In addition, the inclusion of some service charges in the medical insurance reimbursement catalogue is a future development direction for "network nurses". But health insurance can only be guaranteed, and if the price is too high, the scope for medicare funds to participate will be narrow. "Network nurses" at the beginning of the pilot should do a good job of cost accounting and monitoring, not only to close the distance between nurses and patients, but also to achieve the price of people-to-people. (Health Report)