All about Philhealth II

[maria_masungit]

i dont think magagamit mo kasi diba mga anak na 18yrs old and below ang qualified dependents?
workng ka ba? pwede ka rin mag voluntary pay. apply ka na lang tapos bayaran mo na lang at least 9months before your due date

[det060403]

ugh I think considered ka pang dependent basta hindi ka mag 21 til your due date... and as long as youre not married. pero [textspeak!] baby mo, hindi na covered ng Philhealth ng papa mo. as usual, sabi nga nila, you need to get a copy of your papa's MDR sa Philhealth office, nakalagay don [textspeak!] eligibility date and dependents nya.

[maria_masungit]

hanggang 21 ba? oops. pero kapatid ko hinde dependent, she's  20 na rin. anyway, sis mizang, get a copy na lang nga nung MDR ng dad mo, dun mo makikita

[tabbru]

^ basta nagwowork na, hindi na dependent... kasi ideally, magkakasariling philhealth na siya di ba...

@ mizang: yep, magagamit mo ang philhealth ng papa mo kung di ka pa nagwowork (walang record whatsoever sa philhealth na nagwork ka)... kung nasa abroad siya, kailangan lang ng ibang docs like authorization, etc... mas maganda kung nakalagay kang as dependent sa MDR niya...

[mizang]

thankyou mga sis sa lhat ng reply nyo. nakita ko na po [textspeak!] MDR ng papa ko  and kasama nga po ako sa dependents nya.

@maria_masungit hindi pa po ako working kasi po kakagraduate ko palang and nagkablessing na kami ng boyfriend ko. hindi dn ako nakapagwork kasi po bed rest lang ako lagi. pero pagpwede ng iwaanan si baby, dun na ako magwwork and kkha agd ako ng philhealth kasi madami nga daw benefits dun.

@det060403 kaka 20 lang po nung may. kaya pwede pa daw ako. [textspeak!] friend ko po kasi [textspeak!] nagsabi sakin na kung my philhealth [textspeak!] parents ko. sakop pa daw ako kasi hindi pa daw ako working and 20 pa lang daw ako. sabi naman ni mama may philhealth daw si papa at pwede daw ako, kaso nga lang nasa abroad sya. hindi dn namin alam kung mgagamit un.


@tabbru authorization lang po ba kailangan? kasama naman po ako sa mga dependents e. sana nga magamit namin un para mabawasan [textspeak!] gastos.


THANKYOU PO SA LAHAT NG NIREPLY NYO.

[kathon]

^sis pag dependent ka, pakita mo lang yung mdr na nakalagay dun na dependent ka, tapos yung mga receipts ng payment ni dad mo. mas maganda, itanong mo na mismo sa philhealth or hospital kung ano mga kelangan para maihanda mo na kaagad..

[redzjhen]

PhilHealth card packs purchase discountsBy JENNY F. MANONGDOSeptember 5, 2011, 4:46pmMANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) launched Monday in Pasay City its new member identification (ID) card that enables the bearer to claim discounts on purchases from participating commercial establishments nationwide.

“We launched this new ID card because we are employing another approach to expand our membership,” PhilHealth president and CEO Rey B. Aquino. “By introducing this innovative pull strategy to our membership registration efforts, we are optimistic that we will be able to reach our fellow Filipinos who are not yet covered.”

The new card may be bought at SM outlets or Bayad Center outlets for a minimal fee. The card will bear the member’s permanent PhilHealth Identification Number (PIN), while the magnetic strip allows merchants to verify whether the cardholder has sufficient premium contributions to Philhealth before granting discounts or privileges.

A member who wishes to avail of the new ID card in SM outlets will have to pay P360 which is broken down as follows: P300 for one quarter premium, P50 for registration and card and P10 collection fee. The Bayad Center outlet will charge P358 for the same card.

ID card applicants need to present a valid ID; copies of supporting documents for qualified dependents the applicant wishes to declare such as an original photocopy of birth certificate; and payment for the premium.

The following establishments are partnered with Philhealth in giving discounts to ID holders: Watsons Personal Care stores Phils. Inc: 15 percent discount for unbranded generic medicine products, both over- the-counter drugs and prescription medicines, 10 percent discount on Watsons branded cosmetics, 10 percent discount on compliance packs; 5 percent discount on medical devices (no minimum purchase required), 50 to 60 percent discount on Qualifirst products, P380 flu vaccine (includes administration); Fresenius/ FMC Renal Care Corp: reduced price of P4,000 from P6,700 for hemodialysis (in 18 outlets in Luzon and the Visayas); PQ Health Shield: 20 percent discount on vaccines; Rose Pharmacy Inc.: 15 percent discount for unbranded generic medicines, both over- the-counter drugs and prescription medicines; 5 percent discount for medical supplies and devices; 50 to 60 percent discount on Qualifirst branded generic drugs and medicines; South Star Drugstore: 15 percent discount for unbranded generic medicines; 5 percent discount for medical supplies and devices; 50 to 60 percent discount on Qualifirst branded generic medicines; Vivian Sarabia Optical corp.: Free eye exam and 20 percent discount for lenses and frames (available at SM city-North EDSA, Cubao, Megamall and mall of Asia); J&W Drug Testing, Inc.: 10 percent discount on drug- testing services.

With this new approach, Aquino said they are primarily targeting the non-members who have the capacity to pay the premium contributions.

http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/333274/new-philhealth-card-launched

[zettemdc]

Mga sis may nakabili na ba ng new card sa inyo?

[redzjhen]

^ sa September 16 pa po sila magrerelease ng discount card, bali you can buy this discount card at any sm bills payment and bayad centers outlet. then 10-15 days processing daw

payment:

for employed: 50.00 for the card
for unemployed: 360.00

so far yan palang naiinquire namin sa philhealth

[zettemdc]

^ sa September 16 pa po sila magrerelease ng discount card, bali you can buy this discount card at any sm bills payment and bayad centers outlet. then 10-15 days processing daw

payment:

for employed: 50.00 for the card
for unemployed: 360.00

so far yan palang naiinquire namin sa philhealth

Ah.. ganun ba sis... excited ako... heheh... ibig sabihin kaya nyan sis viewable na din contri natin sa philhealth? swipe lang din natin kahit sa watson? tama ba pagkakaintindi ko?

[redzjhen]

^ sis philhealth is a type of insurance, kapag hindi mo nagamit w/in the year, forfeited na yung contributions mo. sa pagkakaintindi ko sa discount card is it's not a replacement for old Philhealth ID, it's just an additional card for medicines. so parang kapag may discount card ka from philhealth maavail mo yung discounts from all their affiliated establishments... yun yung pagkakaintindi ko sa inquiry ko kahapon, kasi i'm from HRdepartment, then nabanggit ng messenger namin ito sa akin so immediately inquire about this para makapag-avail din lahat employees namin...

[zettemdc]

ay akala ko naaccumulate din like sss hehe... kasi may bracket din kasi sila sa contribution, per salary range din like sss e same lang din naman ata makukuha sis di ba? like sa maternity... Thanks sa info sis ha...

[redzjhen]

actually yung philhealth benefits mo or yung maleless sa'yo once na nahospitalize ka eh depende pa rin sa level ng accreditation ng hospital, primary, secondary, tertiary (pinakamataas) pero ang charges ng hospital din naman ay depende rin sa laki nila... so kung naconfine ka sa maliit na hospital (primary level), maliit lang madidiscount sayo pero maliit din naman talaga yung mabibill sayo pero kung sa malaking/sikat hospital ka mapunta malaki yung bill mo pero malaki din maleless sayo tru philhealth.

like ako, yung nanganak ako, dapat sa st. mazenod (gma cavite) ako manganganak kasi 40-50k lang CS nila if ever na maCS ako, then 15-20k lang normal delivery, pero primary level lang ang accreditation nila kaya mababa din madidiscount mo, then hindi pa sila accredited ng philhealth to do CS delivery kaya di ko mapapakinabangan yung Philhealth contributions ko, so i decided sa Perpetual binan laguna ako manganak, then yun nga CS ako, umabot ng 32k yung hospital bill ko, then less 17k from philhealth so 15k lang yung hospital bill ko, then ang malaki e yung pf ng doctor. kaya inabot din ako ng 69k. malaki din yung naitulong ng philhealth to think na hindi pa ako maximum payer...

[mizteaza]

hello po mga sis! ask ko lang po kng pwede ko magamit [textspeak!] philhealth ng papa ko kahit nasa abroad sya? (im only 20 yrs old) thank you po kng sino mkakasagot.

Hi sis, you cannot use your father's philhealth kung dependent ka niya and ang case mo is manganganak ka. I THINK. Kasi parang HMO yan na pagdependent ka ng isa tao ang then ang dependent ay nanganak, wala use ang health card. pero go through the website din

[zettemdc]

sis redzjhen - ito na daw new rate nila eh...

Among the medical cases and the corresponding package rates are Dengue I (P8,000.00), Dengue II (P16,000.00), Pneumonia I (P15,000.00), Pneumonia II (P32,000.00), Essential Hypertension (P9,000.00), Cerebral Infarction (CVA I, P28,000.00), Cerebro-vascular Accident with Hemorrhage (CVA II, P38,000.00), Acute Gastroenteritis (P6,000.00), Asthma (P9,000.00), Typhoid Fever (P14,000.00), and Newborn Care Package in Hospitals and Lying-in clinics (P1,750.00).

On the other hand, the surgical procedures include Radiotherapy (P3,000.00 per session), Hemodialysis (P4,000.00 per session), Maternity Care Package (MCP, P8,000.00) coupled with the Normal Spontaneous Delivery (NSD) Package in Level 1 (P8,000.00) and Levels 2-4 hospitals (P6,500.00), Caesarian Section (P19,000.00), Appendectomy (P24,000.00), Cholecystectomy (P31,000.00), Dilatation and Curettage (P11,000.00), Thyroidectomy (P31,000.00), Herniorrhaphy (P21,000.00), Mastectomy (P22,000.00), Hysterectomy (P30,000.00) and Cataract Surgery (P16,000.00).

base yan sa site nila http://www.philhealth.gov.ph/media/news/2011/new_caserates.htm fixed na lahat. 19k na sa CS nila sis pero kahit 6500 lang sa normal... sana normal pa rin ako...

[blush07]

Hi, you might also want to check this post, related ito sa PhilHealth. http://philhealth101.blogspot.comPhilHealth101

[FayeP]

mga sis, question lang po regarding philhealth

kasi nakuha ko na un certificate of contributions, MDR at philhealth claim form 1 ko from HR...
after I got married kasi I had my details changed to my married name sa lahat ng government forms including philhealth...dun sa certificate of contributions ko, married name ko ang nakasulat, pero dun sa MDR ko, maiden name ko pa...

do I still have to go to a local Philhealth office to verify na na-change na un last name ko?? kasi magkaiba un record eh

[redzjhen]

mga sis, question lang po regarding philhealth

kasi nakuha ko na un certificate of contributions, MDR at philhealth claim form 1 ko from HR...
after I got married kasi I had my details changed to my married name sa lahat ng government forms including philhealth...dun sa certificate of contributions ko, married name ko ang nakasulat, pero dun sa MDR ko, maiden name ko pa...

do I still have to go to a local Philhealth office to verify na na-change na un last name ko?? kasi magkaiba un record eh

sis ang ginawa ko dyan, nagbigay nalang ako ng copy ng marriage contract ko sa hospital together with the forms.

[redzjhen]

sis redzjhen - ito na daw new rate nila eh...

base yan sa site nila http://www.philhealth.gov.ph/media/news/2011/new_caserates.htm fixed na lahat. 19k na sa CS nila sis pero kahit 6500 lang sa normal... sana normal pa rin ako...

talaga sis! mas ok yan... sige check ko!

[FayeP]

ah ganun ba sis redzjhen

[textspeak!] handa ko na lang un photocopy ng marriage cert ko...

ang weird kasi dahil lahat ng government related forms like SSS, BIR TINat pagibig, nachange na a month after I got married tapos ito ngaun ko lang kasi nakuha philhealth documents, ganito pa din