Pursuant to the Notice of Shenzhen Healthcare Security Administration on Publishing Medical Service Price Items for Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery and Brain-Computer Interface (Shenzhen Healthcare Security Notice [2025] No. 18) and the Notice of Shenzhen Healthcare Security Administration on Publishing Medical Service Price Items for Radiotherapy and Related Categories (Shenzhen Healthcare Security Notice [2026] No. 3), six (6) market-adjusted medical service items applied for by our hospital, including "Dissolving Injection Fee" and "Home Visit Fee", have been successfully declared and filed in the "Shenzhen Medical Service Price Item Declaration and Filing Management System". All such items are paid out-of-pocket and are not eligible for Medicare coverage, following the principle of voluntary selection. The six (6) market-adjusted medical service price items filed by our hospital are hereby publicly announced as required.
Effective Date: From March 30, 2026
Shenzhen Bao'an Women's and Children's Hospital
March 27, 2026
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Price List of Market-Adjusted Medical Service Items of Shenzhen Bao'an Women's and Children's Hospital
No. | Financial Category | Item Code | Item Name | Item Description | Unit of Measurement | Notes | Price (Yuan) | Effective Date |
1 | G | 016200000780100T-1 | Plastic Surgery Fee for Implant Removal - Artificial Material Removal (Extended) – Routine |
| Per Item |
| 3000 | March 30, 2026 |
2 | G | 016200000780100T-2 | Plastic Surgery Fee for Implant Removal - Artificial Material Removal (Extended) – Complex |
| Per Item | Complex procedures refer to those requiring general anesthesia, removal of internal fixation devices, and extensive dissection (e.g., for polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) implants). | 6000 | March 30, 2026 |
3 | G | 016200000800000T | Injection Material Removal Fee | Plastic surgery is performed to remove injected materials, improve the patient's appearance, and meet their needs. The quoted price covers the consumption of human resources and basic material resources required for surgical planning, operative area preparation, disinfection, incision, hemostasis, injection material removal, and suturing. | Per Square Centimeter |
| 1500 | March 30, 2026 |
4 | G | 016200000800001T | Injection Material Removal Fee – Face and Neck Area (Additional Charge) |
| Per Square Centimeter |
| 1000 | March 30, 2026 |
5 | G | 016100000110000T-1 | Dissolving Injection Fee | Dissolving substances are injected to dissolve existing fillers, improving skin condition or appearance. The quoted price covers the consumption of human resources and basic material resources required for injection planning, surgical planning, operative area preparation, and injection. | Per Injection Site |
| 800 | March 30, 2026 |
6 | C | 011107000010000 | Home Visit Fee | Based on patient needs, the medical institution dispatches medical staff to a location designated by the patient to provide legitimate and compliant medical services. The quoted price covers transportation costs for dispatched medical staff, human resources, and basic material resources consumption. | Per Visit·Per Person | 1. The home visit fee may be determined independently by public medical institutions.
2. "Per Person" in the unit "Per Visit·Per Person" refers to each healthcare professional. For example, if one physician and one nurse provide a home visit simultaneously, the fee charged shall be the "Home Visit Fee" × 2.
3. "Home Visit" refers to a medical institution providing medical services to various groups at their homes on the premise of ensuring quality and safety. The fee is charged as "Home Visit Fee + Medical Service Price", i.e., the home visit service itself incurs a "Home Visit Fee". The services, medications, medical consumables, etc. provided are subject to the pharmaceutical and pricing policies applicable to such medical services. Medical service price items shall no longer be established in the form of "Home Visit + Specific Service".
4. For medical services provided by medical institutions during home visits that are already funded through channels such as essential public health services (family doctor agreements) or long-term care insurance, no additional home visit fee may be charged. | 270 | March 30, 2026 |
