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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Government constrained the supply of medical services in the stratification of [Abstract] This paper analyzes the medical treatment difficult and expensive for the principal contradiction, and set forth the principal contradiction of your medical care is the stratification of the demand for medical services and non-stratification of the contradiction between the supply of medical services. On this basis, proposed ‘Government constrained the supply of medical services in the stratification model’, as the people see a doctor to solve difficult and expensive for a search. [Keywords:] Social Stratification; reason; governmental constraints; medical services At present, medical treatment is difficult and expensive has become a nationwide problem, how to solve this problem is for me the party’s ability to govern the practice of the test. Some people say that seeing a doctor is difficult to solve difficult medical treatment more difficult; and some say: ‘three doctors’ (doctors, hospitals and medicine) has become no less than ‘three rural issues’ yet another social problem, all these are explained To solve the medical care difficult and expensive indeed not an easy task. Since March 2005 Premier Wen Jiabao at the National People’s Congress to address the demand throughout the country within this year and see a doctor to make efforts to solve difficult and expensive, tangible things has been a positive response throughout the country to seriously explore, introduced many of the management measures and solutions. An analysis has been introduced throughout the country to solve a variety of medical treatment difficult and expensive programs, measures, there are two main modes First, Zhenjiang mode, the model in order to expand health insurance coverage in the main, with risk-sharing approaches to address the masses (especially the socially vulnerable groups) of coverage issues, received a more obvious effect; second, Hangzhou model, th