If you are the beneficiary of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS)this information interests you, since here we will tell you how you can process your digital card to avoid long lines.
Do you have your physical card? The digital one gives you other benefits that the paper one does not have, such as knowing your medical history at any time on the IMSS website, that is, 24 hours a day.
As is well known, digitization has allowed various institutions to take advantage of these instruments to make procedures much more agile, as is the case of the IMSS Digital Card.
IMSS Digital Card, what is it?
The IMSS usually asks its beneficiaries to obtain their health card, since this is the medical care file of each user. However, it is common for members themselves to forget about this document when they need medical attention, which is why it is now possible to obtain the Digital Card.
This is the online reprint of the cover of your IMSS physical card, It shows data such as social security number, full name, correspondence medical unit, shift, office number, CURP, address and date of birth. This to access the services provided by the IMSS in case you forget the Physical Card.
Steps to process the Digital Card
If you need medical attention or you have already scheduled your IMSS appointment, but you do not have your Card, you can take the digital version. To get it out, you need this:
- Access the official IMSS page.
- In the digital services section, click on “Reprint of National Health Card”.
- Answer the form with your SSN, full name, CURP and email.
- An email will be sent to confirm your download and the document will be displayed.
- Save the digital version and take it with you to the Family Medical Unit.
Although you can get the digital version at the window, this is a simple alternative to save your card inside your mobile. They suggest that you take your physical card, for anything.
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