Long Xuewen is Deputy Director General of the Center of Healthcare Security Affairs Management at China’s National Healthcare Security Administration.

He holds a PhD and has extensive experience in healthcare security policy, planning, financing, and administration.

Prior to his current role, Long served as Deputy Director General of the Department of Planning, Finance and Law at the National Healthcare Security Administration, where he led the formulation of China’s 14th Five-Year Plan for Universal Medical Security.

Since joining the Center of Healthcare Security Affairs Management in 2021, he has been responsible for implementing national healthcare security policies, managing agreements related to medical insurance funds, and strengthening services for medical insurance enrollees.

His work focuses on advancing the standardization, digitalization, and accessibility of medical insurance services, including initiatives to support direct settlement of medical expenses across provinces and improve access to healthcare coverage for people moving between regions.