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The National Health Insurance Act of 1995 was signed into Law on February 14, 1995
AN ACT INSTITUTING A NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM FOR ALL FILIPINOS AND ESTABLISHING
MANDATE
to provide health insurance coverage and ensure affordable, acceptable, available & accessible health care services for
ALL FILIPINOS
Financial Risk Protection
PHILHEALTH
The Aquino Health Agenda (AHA): Achieving Universal Health Care for all Filipinos
. Universal
coverage can only become a reality if everyone pulls together in the same direction
Compulsory coverage of all those formally employed in the government and private sector (All SSS & GSIS Members)
EMPLOYED
PhilHealth contribution is deducted every month from their salary. Amount varies based on their respective salary bracket. Employer shares 50% of premium
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P 100.00
P 125.00 P 150.00 P 175.00 P 200.00 P 650.00 P 675.00 P 700.00 P 725.00
P50.00
P62.50 P75.00 P87.50 P100.00 P 325.00 P 337.50 P 350.00 P 362.50
P50.00
P62.50 P75.00 P87.50 P100.00 P 325.00 P 337.50 P 350.00 P 362.50
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P 30,000.00 - UP
P 30,000.00
P 750.00
P 375.00
P 375.00
Those who earn more, must contribute more to the common fund!
PhilHealth Circular No. 11, s. 2012 New Premium Schedule for the Formal Sector Effective JANUARY 1, 2013
Mpnthly Salary Range Monthly Premium Rate Employer Share Employee Share
P 210. 00 3% P1,500. 00
All ERs are hereby reminded that monthly premium contributions should be remitted on or before the 10th day of the month following the applicable month at any PhilHealth Offices or through PhiiHealth Accredited Collecting Agents nationwide. It must be supported by a monthly Employer Remittance List (RF-1) which shall be submitted to nearest PhilHealth Local Health Insurance Offices not later than the 15th day of the month following the applicable month.
Apart from existing benefits being provided by OWWA, Overseas worker-members are assured of a more expanded benefit package which they can avail of in times of medical contingencies.
A joint partnership between Philhealth and the LGU/ Fund Sponsors in subsidizing the one (1) year
Sponsored Program
LGU Legislative Private Govt Agencies
Aside from the regular Philhealth Medicare Benefits, the indigent members can also avail the
*All existing (active/inactive) SSS Self-employed/Voluntary Members *No Employer-Employee Relationship *Categorized under the Informal Sector *Disqualified as a legal dependent or from other program component of NHIP
Premium contribution can be paid Quarterly (P600), Semi-annually (P1,200), or Annually (P 2,400) . Hence, only P200 a month or P 6.70 a day! * (below P25K)
3 STEPS ENROLMENT PROCEDURE 1. Go to the nearest Service Office or directly to the Central Office 2. Fill-up one (1) PhilHealth Member Registration Form (PMRF) & attach documentary requirements for declared qualified dependents 3. Pay at least one (1) quarter (P600.00). Then present the validated receipt to secure the PhilHealth Identification Card (PIC) & MDR. *You can pay your succeeding contribution to any Accredited Banks/ Bayad-Centers
Self-Practicing Professionals
-Lawyers
-Doctors -Consultants -Freelance Journalist -Etc.
Transport Sector
-Jeepney Drivers
-Tricycle Drivers -Transport Operators -FX/Taxi Drivers -Etc.
Self-Employed
Barangay Sector
Others
-Market vendors -Single proprietors and other Volunteer -Entertainment Industry workers -Sidewalk vendors -Etc -Etc.
Be an advocate of PhilHealth!
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EMPLOYED
O.W.P.
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SPONSORED
LGU Legislative Private Govt Agencies
C B I.P.P. D
AND Must have contributed at least 120 monthly contributions (10 years)
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REGISTRATION PROCEDURE:
NOT QUALIFIED? A. Declare as Dependent of one of the Member-Child
Requirements:
1. Properly accomplished PMRF (to be accomplished by the Member-Child) 2 Supporting documents: Members Birth Certificate & Parents Proof of age B. Enroll under IPP
SENIOR CITIZEN
Requirements:
MEMBER
DEPENDENTS
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SPONSORED
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Room and Board Drugs and Medicines X-Ray and Laboratories Operating Room Fees Professional Fees
Confinement of less than 24 hours will not be paid except the ff:
1. Case is Emergency 2. Patient is Transferred to another Hospital 3. Patient Expired
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Benefit Item
A B
Case Type
C D
Operating Room
For procedures with RVU 31 to 80 = 1,500 For procedures with RVU 80 to 600: RVU x PCF 20 (minimum = 3,500)
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Professional Fees
A A. Daily Visits Gen. Practitioner (Groups 1, 5 and 6) B
Case Type
C D
Per day
Maximum per confinement Specialist (Groups 2, 3 & 4)
P300
P1,200
P400
P2,400
P500
P4,000
P600
P6,000
Per day
Maximum per confinement B. Surgery
P500
P2,000
P600
P3,600
P700
P5,600
P800
P8,000
Gen. Practitioner (1st Tier Group 1) With Training (2nd Tier Group 5 & 6) Diplomate / Fellow (3rd Tier Group
2, 3, 4)
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confinement / admission in a non-accredited hospital/ facility can be paid if the case is emergency, the facility has current DOH License and when physical transfer / referral to accredited health care institution is impossible
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Normal Spontaneous Delivery (NSD) ** up to *4th Normal Delivery * Level 1 Hospitals = Php 8,000 (Php 1,500 Pre-Natal & Php 6,500 Facility) Level 2 to 4 Hospitals = Php 6,500 (Php 1,500 Pre-Natal & Php 5,000 Facility)
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Case is not compensable No Qualifying Contribution Patient is not a legal dependent Non-compliance to previous request
Catastrophic
Case type Z
Coordinated
benefits with Office of the President, PCSO, PAGCOR Childhood Leukemia, Breast & Prostate Cancer and Renal Transplant, etc. Circular & Implementing rules to be finalized soon
More user-friendly Packed with necessary information Inclusion of several online services
Electronic Registration
A web-based application for individuals who want to sign up with PhilHealth.
Minimize RTH
View locations of PhilHealths Regional and Branch Offices View accredited health facilities View Corporate data using statistical maps
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