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• This initiative aims to enhance access to modern medical services for insured persons through continued
benefit modernization.
1) “SSO 515” Initiative: Expedited Access to Treatment for 5 Critical Conditions within 15 Days
The SSO 515 Project aims to enhance insured persons’ access to timely treatment for five high-priority
diseases by ensuring that surgical procedures are completed within 15 days at over 76 participating
hospitals nationwide. The selected diseases were identified based on national service utilization statistics
and were prioritized due to their high prevalence and treatment urgency. This initiative helps to :
Minimize waiting periods for surgery, Prevent disease progression and associated complications, Shorten
recovery times, and Enable insured persons to return to work more quickly. Targeted Conditions Covered Under

the SSO 515 Initiative:
- Cardiovascular diseases
- Cerebrovascular diseases
- Kidney and gallbladder stones
- Breast cancer
- Uterine and/or ovarian masses
The coverage period has been extended through 31 December 2024, reflecting the project’s

continued success and demand. As of 2024, a total of 17,355 insured persons has undergone surgical
procedures under this program.
2) Dental Health on Wheels: Mobile Dental Services for Insured Persons at the Workplace
To promote oral health and improve access to dental care for insured persons, the Social Security Office (SSO)
has deployed mobile dental service units directly to workplaces. This initiative provides convenient, on-site
dental services without requiring advance payment from insured persons. To date, over 6,288 insured persons
have received services through these mobile units.
In addition to mobile services, insured persons may also receive dental care at 14,605 healthcare
facilities nationwide that have contractual agreements with the SSO- comprising 10,654 public facilities

and 3,951 private clinics/hospitals.
• Promoting Preventive Health for Insured Persons: “Prevention is Better than Cure”
1) Expanded Health Screening Benefits for Insured Persons
To promote widespread and effective access to health screening services, the Social Security Office
(SSO) has expanded its standard screening program of 14 basic items. Under revised criteria and promotional
rates, insured persons are now entitled to additional screening services. The SSO has signed a Memorandum
of Understanding (MOU) with the National Health Security Office (NHSO) to enhance service access. Insured

persons under the SSO are now eligible for screenings beyond the basic health benefits provided by the NHSO,
focusing on the working-age population. These efforts aim to foster disease prevention, raise awareness, and
encourage healthier behaviors. For insured persons aged 35 and above, annual blood tests are provided for :
- Blood sugar level
- Total Cholesterol and HDL Cholesterol
- Complete Blood Count (CBC)
- Kidney function
- Urinalysis
- Chest X-ray (once every 3 years)

For insured persons aged 30 and above, cervical cancer screening through HPV self-test or Pap smear is
available. As of 2024, 1,334,778 insured persons have already received services under this initiative.

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