Insurance companies where you can get a medical policy. How and where to change the CHI policy? OMS policy. Where to get

Updated 06/04/2018

Central point for issuing CHI policies

The central point for issuing CHI policies, which previously worked at the address: Bolotnikovskaya, 53, bldg. 1 works at the address: Profsoyuznaya, 108.

Central administrative district

Address	Directions	Working mode
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Lesnaya street, 43 (BUSINESS CENTER "Lesnaya, 43"), 4th floor, office 419.	entrance from st. Lesnaya, 1 entrance, yellow door under the canopy Art. m. "Belorusskaya" - ring. exit to st. Lesnaya, on foot along Lesnaya street along the tram lines 5-7 minutes (opposite - food mall "Depo. Moscow") Art. m. "Mendeleevskaya", walk 9 minutes

Eastern administrative district

Address	Directions	Working mode
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st. Veshnyakovskaya, 17 "B", pavilion "ROS APTEKA" issuance of electronic MHI policies	Art. m. "Novokosino", author. 706 to the stop "St. Reutovskaya, 22", Art. m. "Vykhino", author. 247, 232, 706, troll. 30, 64 to rest. "Administration of the Veshnyaki district", art. m. "Novogireevo", author. 247, 615, troll. 64 to the stop. "Administration of Veshnyaki district"
From June 18, 2019, the point is closed. You can receive previously ordered policies from June 19, 2019 at the address: st. Veshnyakovskaya, 22A, Trade House "Veshnyakovsky Passage", 2nd floor.

Address	Directions	Working mode
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st. Novokosinskaya, 17, issuance of electronic MHI policies	Art. m. "Novokosino", the last car from the center, on the underpass to the left, bus. 14, 21, 79, 502, 723, 1064 to the stop. "Novokosinskaya street, 17", then on foot (above the entrance door to the room - a sign "PHARMACY")

Northeastern Administrative Okrug

Southeastern Administrative Okrug

Southern Administrative District

Southwestern Administrative Okrug

Address	Directions	Working mode
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st. Ostrovityanova, d. 9, bldg. 4 issuance of electronic MHI policies	Art. m. "Konkovo", author. 145, 295, 712 to the stop. "VNIITs for maternal and child health"; 9th microdistrict of Tyoply Stan (from the metro station Troparevo 1 km), author. С2, 295, 712, 718 to the stop. "Scientific center of obstetrics and gynecology". Passage from Academician Oparin Street behind the barrier	11:00-20:00	9:00-18:00	11:00-20:00	9:00-18:00	9:00-13:00

Western administrative district

Address	Directions	Working mode
st. Bagritsky, d. 3, bldg. 1 issuance of electronic MHI policies	m. Slavyansky Boulevard, author. 190, 610, 103, 139, 157, 883, 205, 818, 840, 867 to stop. "st. Bagritsky".			8:00-20:00	8:00-20:00	8:00-20:00	10:00-16:00

Novomoskovsk administrative district

Address	Directions	Working mode
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issuance of electronic MHI policies	metro station "Dmitry Donskoy Boulevard", ed. 737, 753, 858, 108; Art. m "Street Academician Yangel, bus 906 to the stop "Turn to the police station"						10:00-16:00

Points for issuing compulsory medical insurance policies, equipped with intercoms or operator call buttons for issuing compulsory medical insurance policies to persons with disabilities.

Points for issuing compulsory medical insurance policies adapted for issuing compulsory medical insurance policies to persons with disabilities, equipped with ramps, freight elevators and free passage for wheelchairs.

This section is found by queries:
Where to get a compulsory medical insurance policy in Moscow?
Where to apply for a compulsory medical insurance policy in Moscow?
Where to get health insurance?

Compulsory health insurance (abbreviated as CHI) is a document or, more globally, a system that provides for the possibility for a patient to receive free medical care. At the same time, both citizens of the Russian Federation and persons residing in the country without Russian citizenship have the right to own the document: stateless persons, refugees, temporary migrants (for example, workers), as well as employees of the Eurasian Economic Union. Consider what the CHI of the new sample is, its differences from the old one and how to get it.

What is a CHI insurance card of a new sample

The release of the amended insurance policy became known back in the spring of 2011, but the updated certificate continues to raise questions even now.

A plastic CHI policy of a single sample is an improved version of the paper version with a number of advantages.

It is important to stipulate that the owners of the new policy can count on the same services as before, so there should be no cause for concern. In order to avoid difficulties, it is necessary to familiarize yourself with the rules for obtaining and operating the policy.

This is what a standard CHI policy of a new type looks like - it resembles a bank card.

What has changed in the CHI of the new sample

1. The first thing that catches your eye is the shape and appearance. The blue A5 paper document was replaced by a bright miniature double-sided card.
2. The material for making the certificate has become radically different.
3. There was a chip with personal information about the patient.
4. You can choose your own insurance company.

What are the benefits for the user of the new version of insurance

There are several obvious advantages of the new CHI form:

1. Cards are in many ways superior to paper documents in terms of security. A chip with data, a photo and information about the owner of the CHI of a new type make it impossible for unauthorized persons to use the document.
2. A durable card, unlike a paper counterpart, will not suffer from water ingress and will not wrinkle in a bag.
3. The compact size makes it possible to carry the card in a purse or pocket.
4. The ability to choose an insurer also saves the client from many problems.

Replacement is free, so you don't have to worry about finances either.

What does the current OMS look like?

As already mentioned, the card is double-sided. It is three-colored: one side is made in different shades of blue, the other is “decorated” in the colors of the Russian flag - white, blue and red.

In the center of the upper part of the front side, it is indicated that this card is a “compulsory medical insurance policy”. The red-and-yellow national emblem is depicted on the left, below it is a golden chip with encrypted data. The compulsory health insurance logo and company name are on the right. Many are interested in: where is the policy number of the new CHI. So, 16 digits from the bottom are the document number.

In the upper left part on the opposite side, the contact phone number of the federal CHI fund is indicated. Immediately below it is the owner's electronic signature, his image, last name, first name and patronymic, as well as a hologram serving as proof of the insurance certificate's authenticity. On the right (from bottom to top) are the date of birth of the owner, his gender, as well as the validity period of the certificate.

Why get a new document

A certificate of a new type is worth getting in order to keep up with the times: to be the owner of a compact card instead of a paper, easily wrinkled and water-resistant document with erasable information.

A new CHI policy made of plastic: it is comfortable to wear, it does not wrinkle, does not get dirty, does not get wet.

Are you required to change your certificate?

In the fall of 2018, rumors began to appear that after November the old document would be invalid. It is not true. If you do not want to change the policy to a single sample, or for some reason have not done so yet, then you have the right to use a paper certificate. This is stated in the Federal Law of the Russian Federation. In 2018, a warning was received that until January 2019 it would be impossible to change the insurance company.

Despite the fact that the information is no longer relevant, it is important to understand that you can, but are not required to change the form of compulsory medical insurance.

What you need to do to get new insurance

When applying for insurance for a citizen of the Russian Federation under the age of 18, you must have:

• the child's birth certificate or passport if they reach the age of 14;
• insurance number of an individual personal account (SNILS);
• passport of one parent or guardian.

Important! Newborn children are required to provide services under the policy of the mother.

Adults need to carry only 2 documents:

• own passport;
• SNILS.

If you are going to issue CHI for another adult or someone else's child, you will also need a power of attorney.

It is important for refugees to provide evidence confirming this fact.

Stateless persons or citizens of another state will need an identity card, a residence permit or a certificate allowing them to live in the territory of the Russian Federation, as well as, if available, SNILS.

EAEU employees will need a passport, SNILS and an employment contract.

It is advisable to have with you not only originals, but also copies of documents.

It is very easy to get a new type of OMS.

Steps to get a card

1. Providing documents, photographs and signatures.
2. Writing an application.
3. Obtaining a temporary certificate (calculated for a month and 15 days).
4. Getting a permanent document.

Usually, a permanent policy card is ready after a month.

Where can I get a CHI of a new sample

To replace or issue a document, you need to contact the insurance company or government agency that provides this service. The choice is large, but "Rosno MS" (Now " LLC VTB MS") is clearly a leader.

It is impossible to obtain a new type of CHI policy through the State Services, however, on the portal you can find information about the institutions that deal with this.

If you are interested in applying for CHI online, you will need to select an insurance company and act in accordance with the requirements specified on the website.

CHI policy (an abbreviation for compulsory medical insurance) is a document certifying that a citizen or other person has compulsory medical insurance. Compulsory health insurance is one of the types of social insurance recognized on the territory of the Russian Federation. Without it, those who wish to receive medical assistance will face many difficulties.

The last change to the procedure took place in November 2010. A very important change has taken place – compulsory health insurance has become indefinite. Once having issued all the necessary documents, a citizen receives health insurance for life.

What is it needed for?

Compulsory medical insurance policies allow every citizen who has received a policy to demand medical care in full. The person who received the MHI policy receives the following rights:

• medical assistance;
• Consultation with doctors - specialists;
• Prevention, diagnosis, treatment of any diseases;
• Getting food during treatment in a hospital;
• Compensation for any harm caused to a medical organization;
• Refusal of medical care;
• Choosing an insurance organization;
• Choice of medical organizations;
• Choice of doctor;
• Obtaining detailed information about the quality and types of medical services.

Responsibilities of the insurance holder

1. Present a copy of the MHI policy or its original when requested at medical institutions;
2. Independently apply to the insurance company in case of any changes in the CHI policy;
3. To carry out the choice of an insurance organization at a new place of residence.

How to get a?

For about you can contact any insurance medical organization absolutely free of charge. To do this, you need to fill out an application for the choice of CMO. You can download it below.

Any citizen over the age of 18 can apply to the CMO (with the exception of citizens under 18 who are recognized as legally capable.) He is given a list of organizations that can act as an insurer to choose from.

Procedure

Anyone wishing to obtain a health insurance policy must do the following:

• Fill out the application form for the choice of CMO (Can be downloaded from the link above;
• Submit an application to the insurance company. Its choice should be approached as responsibly as possible - different companies perform their duties in different ways. Before applying, it is worth visiting the office of the organization at least once for a consultation;
• Submit the required documents or their certified copies along with the application for the insurance organization. Copies of documents can be certified by a notary or administration;
• Fill in the organization itself all the required forms, get a temporary certificate confirming the execution of the policy.

List of documents

For children under 14:

• Birth certificate;
• Any document proving the identity of a parent, guardian or other legal representative.
• SNILS (if any).

For citizens aged 14 to 18:

• Identification document;
• SNILS.

For refugees:

• Refugee certificate (if it is not issued, a certificate of consideration of an application for granting refugee status on the territory of the Russian Federation is also suitable);
• Certificate of temporary asylum (if documents on granting refugee status are not issued).

For foreign citizens permanently residing in the territory of the Russian Federation:

• Resident card;
• Passport of the country of which the applicant is a citizen;
• SNILS (if any).

For those who do not have citizenship, but reside on the territory of the Russian Federation on a permanent basis.

• Any document proving the identity of a stateless person;
• SNILS (if any);
• Resident card.

For stateless persons temporarily residing in Russia:

• Any document proving the identity of a stateless person (a mark of temporary residence is required);
• A certificate issued to a stateless person in the absence of other PSCs;
• SNILS (if any).

For the representative of the insured person:

• Power of attorney in the name of the representative from the insured. It must be fully executed in accordance with Article 185 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation;
• The identity document of the representative specified in the power of attorney.

Where to get compulsory health insurance in Moscow?

There are a lot of organizations issuing compulsory medical insurance policy in the capital. And anyone who wants to get a compulsory medical insurance policy can apply to any of them.

Here are just a few:

1. http://msk.reso-med.com/police_omc/where_get_policy_omc/
2. http://sv-m.ru/oms/str=punkty-vydachi-polisov-oms

Validity

The compulsory medical insurance policy for citizens of the Russian Federation does not have a duration. However, the CHI policy itself sometimes requires replacement in case of dilapidation. You can get a replacement in the same way as the original.

For refugees, the compulsory medical insurance policy is valid for exactly as long as indicated in the Federal Law of the Russian Federation “On Refugees”. This period depends on many factors and on the individual case.

For temporary residents, the policy is valid throughout the entire period of permitted stay on the territory of the Russian Federation.

In what cases does the compulsory health insurance policy require reissuance?

The MHI policy is reissued in the following cases:

1. Change of date and place of birth;
2. If there are errors in the MHI policy itself;
3. In case of any changes in the identity document.

In what territory is the CHI policy valid?

The compulsory medical insurance policy is valid throughout Russia, regardless of the region of issue. Denial of health care is a serious violation of your rights and may result in legal action.

If you do not have a compulsory health insurance policy, then you can only count on emergency medical care. Emergency medical care, unlike urgent, is provided only in case of a threat to life. Urgent medical care (in case of a threat only to the health of the patient) is not provided without presenting a compulsory medical insurance policy.

Consider an example:

After an accident, the patient enters the intensive care unit in a critical condition (there is a threat to life). From this moment until the stabilization of his condition, a compulsory health insurance policy is not required. Further, from the moment the threat to life disappears until complete recovery, medical assistance will be provided only upon presentation of a compulsory medical insurance policy.

Policy Compulsory health insurance is a system that allows you to receive most medical services free of charge in any region. It works as follows: every month, everyone who works in the Russian Federation makes contributions to the Compulsory Medical Insurance Fund. These funds go to insurance medical organizations operating in the CHI system. And already they pay for the work of employees of polyclinics, hospitals, dispensaries and other medical organizations - according to the number of patients served and the services provided to them.

In order to receive medical services free of charge, you must confirm that you are in the CHI system. This can be done by presenting the CHI policy.

"\u003e compulsory medical insurance (OMI) - a document confirming your right to free medical care in public medical institutions throughout Russia.

2. How to apply for an OMS policy?

To apply for an OMS policy, you will need:

• passport or temporary identity card if you are changing it;
• insurance number of an individual personal account (SNILS).

If you are taking out a policy for a child, you will need:

• application (to be completed at the reception);
• birth certificate of the child;
• a document confirming that you can represent the interests of the child: your passport, an act of the guardianship and guardianship authority on the appointment of a guardian or trustee, a court decision, and so on;
• SNILS of the child (for children under 14 years old - if available, for children over 14 years old - mandatory).

If the documents will be submitted by your representative, for registration you will additionally need:

• representative's passport or temporary identity card, if he changes it;
• power of attorney for insurance in the selected organization.

MHI policy can also be issued To apply for a CHI policy, a foreigner will need:

• application (to be completed at the reception);
• passport of a foreign citizen or other document recognized in the Russian Federation as proving the identity of a foreign citizen in accordance with an international treaty;
• a residence permit for permanent residents of Russia or a mark on a temporary residence permit in the Russian Federation in a foreign citizen's passport or other identification document for temporary residents of Russia;
• SNILS (if available).

">foreign citizens, To apply for a CHI policy, a stateless person will need:

• application (to be completed at the reception);
• a document recognized in the Russian Federation as identification of a stateless person in accordance with an international treaty, or a document issued in the Russian Federation to a stateless person who does not have identification documents;
• a residence permit for permanent residents of Russia or a mark on a temporary residence permit in the Russian Federation in an identity document for temporary residents of Russia;
• SNILS (if available).

">stateless persons And To apply for a CHI policy, a refugee will need:

• application (to be completed at the reception);
• one of the following documents: a refugee certificate, a certificate of consideration of an application for recognition as a refugee, a copy of the complaint against the decision to deprive the refugee status to the Federal Migration Service with a note of acceptance for consideration, a certificate of temporary asylum on the territory of the Russian Federation.

">refugees.

You can submit documents to an insurance medical organization from the register of the Moscow City Compulsory Medical Insurance Fund. Citizens of the Russian Federation registered in Moscow (both adults and children) who have never previously received a CHI policy can apply for a policy both at an insurance company and at any center of public services, regardless of the area of ​​registration.

Please note: Before the child's birth is registered and for 30 days thereafter, the child's health insurance is provided by the same insurance company that insured the child's mother or other legal representative. After this period, one of the parents or other legal representative may choose another insurance company for the child.

The compulsory medical insurance policy will be ready within 30 working days after the registration of the application and the documents submitted by you. At this time, on the day of the application, you will be given a temporary policy, which you can use as usual.

3. How to change or restore the CHI policy?

If you are satisfied with your insurance company, you need to change the CHI policy or issue a duplicate of it in cases where:

• you changed your place of residence, full name or other data in your identity document - within a month;
• you have discovered an inaccuracy in the personal data specified in the document;
• you have an old-style MHI policy (green sheet of A4 format or plastic card), and you want a new document (blue sheet of A5 format or three-color plastic card);
• you have damaged or lost the CHI policy.

To replace or obtain a duplicate policy, you will need the same documents as for the initial registration. If your personal data, place of residence has changed, or inaccuracies are found in the issued CHI policy, you will also need documents confirming this.

You need to contact your insurance company. IN

when a duplicate policy is needed - provided that the previous policy was a new model and issued in Moscow;

when you need to replace an old-style CHI policy with a new-style policy - provided that the old policy was issued in Moscow and your personal data did not change after that;

when you need to replace the CHI policy due to a change in personal data: last name, first name, address of residence - provided that you have a new policy and it was issued in Moscow.

">some cases you can also apply to any center in the city, regardless of the place of registration.

If you want to change the insurer, you need to apply for a new policy in the organization you like. But pay attention, as a general rule, you can change the insurance company no more than once a year. If you have changed your place of residence or your insurance company has ceased operations - as often as possible. At the same time, from November 1 to December 31, applications for changing the insurance company are not accepted.

Within 30 days after the registration of the application and documents submitted by you, you will be issued a CHI policy of a new sample (old-style policies are no longer issued). During this time, you will be given a temporary policy, which you can use as usual.

4. Can I apply for an OMS policy online?

Adult users of the Official Website of the Mayor of Moscow, who have a full (confirmed) account and who have SNILS in their personal account, can submit documents for registration (replacement, restoration) of the CHI policy online.

To apply for (replace, restore) an MHI policy online, you will need:

• scanned copy of an identity document;
• Black and white photo 320x400 pixels, up to 5 MB in format: JPG, JPEG, JPE.">photo(when ordering a CHI policy in the form of a plastic card with electronic media)
• Scanned copy of the signature in black and white, size 160x736 pixels, up to 5 MB in size: JPG, JPEG, JPE. The size of a handwritten signature should not exceed 10x46 mm.">Scanned copy of the signature(when ordering a CHI policy in the form of a plastic card with an electronic carrier);
• CHI policy number (if any).

After you submit the documents, a temporary certificate will be available for you to download in your personal account. The CHI policy itself will be ready within 30 days after registration of the submitted documents. You can get it at your chosen point of issuing policies of an insurance medical organization or at the center of public services (depending on which method of receipt you indicate when submitting documents).

5. How can I check if my CHI policy is valid?

6. What medical services can be obtained free of charge under the CHI policy?

Under the CHI policy throughout Russia (regardless of where it is issued), you can receive free Medical services are provided in medical organizations participating in the implementation of territorial CHI programs, in the amount established by the basic program of compulsory medical insurance.

From January 1, 2011, in accordance with the Federal Law "On Compulsory Medical Insurance in the Russian Federation" dated November 29, 2010 No. 326-FZ, every citizen can independently choose an insurance company and receive a compulsory medical insurance policy.

Compulsory medical insurance policies issued to persons insured under compulsory medical insurance prior to the day the Federal Law on Compulsory Medical Insurance comes into force are valid until they are replaced by compulsory medical insurance policies of a single sample.

The exchange will be carried out gradually over several years.

The compulsory medical insurance policy becomes a document that a citizen receives once, and under certain circumstances reissues it. These circumstances are determined by the Law.

These are:

• last name change (for example, if you get married and change your last name);
• change of name, patronymic.
• change of date of birth, place of birth;
• establishing inaccuracies or erroneous information contained in your CHI policy.

Citizens are obliged to notify the insurance medical organization about the change of surname, name, patronymic, data of the identity document*, place of residence within one month from the day these changes occurred.

* If the identity document was replaced with a new one due to loss or expiration, then it is not necessary to reissue the CHI policy in this case. New data (series, number, date of issue) must be reported to your insurance company by visiting the nearest point of issue of CHI policies.

In addition, if a child has had a CHI policy in the form of a plastic card since birth, then upon reaching the age of 14, the policy must be replaced with a new one, which must contain a photo and signature of the insured person.

Reissuance of the policy is carried out on the basis of an application, upon presentation of an identity document and SNILS. You can print the application form from our website or receive it at any office of our company.

Documents confirming the changes must be attached to the application (for example, marriage certificate, name change certificate, new data in the passport, policy with erroneous data). The application can be filled in personally or on behalf of the representative of the insured person.

If you have lost your policy or your policy has become unusable (tears, partial or complete fading of the text) in our Company on the basis of your application, the form of which you can print from our website, you will be issued a duplicate of the policy.

The CHI policy is issued within 45 business days. During this period, you will be given temporary certificate, confirming the execution of the policy and certifying the right to provide you with medical care.

If you change your place of residence (subject of the Russian Federation), you must notify your insurance company about this. If the insurance company that issued you the policy is not in the region of your new residence, you must contact any other insurance company operating in the region and apply for a replacement insurance company.

When the CHI policy is ready, VTB Medical Insurance will notify you of this by e-mail or phone number specified by you in the application.