On August 15th, the Veterans Affairs Bureau of Shenyang City, Liaoning Province signed a preferential treatment agreement for veterans with a local private medical group. According to the agreement, retired soldiers in the city can enjoy lifelong medical benefits at any hospital under the group. We cannot forget the soldiers who defended our country, nor can we forget the retired soldiers who devoted themselves to the national defense cause. ”At the signing ceremony, the leaders of Shenyang Veterans Affairs Bureau introduced that there are a large number of retired soldiers in Shenyang, and the only hospital currently available cannot meet the medical needs of retired soldiers scattered in various districts and counties. To this end, they have contacted private medical groups with multiple hospitals and high medical standards in the city to cooperate, and set up retired military service stations in multiple of their hospitals to provide comprehensive services for retired military personnel seeking medical treatment. This also coincides with the group's concept of supporting the military. ”Hospital leaders have stated that in the future, retired soldiers who present relevant documents for medical treatment will be exempt from registration fees for life; Annual waiver of some imaging examination fees; Provide a free comprehensive medical examination once a year for certified disabled soldiers, the families of deceased soldiers, the families of soldiers who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty, the families of martyrs, demobilized soldiers in rural areas, and retired soldiers facing financial difficulties. After the signing ceremony, medical staff carefully conducted free physical examinations for the veteran representatives who came to attend the ceremony at the hospital's examination center. Looking at the "fee reduction" seal on the inspection checklist, veteran Li Zeyu sighed and said, "Back then, I joined the army with full passion to serve the country. I never expected to receive such preferential treatment after retiring. It's truly a great honor!" (News Agency)