Revolt Against the Status Quo: Why It’s Time to Rethink the My Number Health Insurance Card Trend
Join the Movement: Stop the Compulsory Use of My Number Health Insurance Cards
With less than three months until the government plans to abolish the current health insurance cards, it’s essential to take a stand against the compulsory use of My Number health insurance cards. As of the end of August, 74.8% of people have My Number cards, a minimal increase from 74.5% at the end of July. Moreover, the usage rate of My Number health insurance cards is at 11.13% as of July.
Upcoming Event: Symposium on My Number Health Insurance Cards
The Kanagawa Bar Association is hosting a symposium to discuss the issues surrounding My Number health insurance cards. The event aims to raise awareness about the potential consequences of making My Number cards compulsory for health insurance.
Symposium Details
- Date and Time: Friday, September 20th, 2024, 17:30-19:30 (Doors open at 17:00)
- Contents:
- Utilization of medical data and privacy protection by Attorney Muto Kiyomei (Fukuoka Bar Association)
- Issues with My Number Health Insurance Cards and future developments by Mr. Chinen Satoshi (Deputy Secretary-General of the Kanagawa Association of Insurance Doctors)
- The JFBA’s efforts regarding My Number Health Insurance Cards by Attorney Hikosaka Toshiyuki (Kanagawa Bar Association)
Join the Conversation
Participate in the symposium and be a part of the movement to stop the compulsory use of My Number health insurance cards. Let’s work together to protect our rights and ensure that our medical data is handled responsibly.