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Republic of the Philippines
PHILIPPINE HEALTH INSURANCE CORPORATION Citystate Centre, 709 Shaw Boulevard, Pasig City
Call Center (02) 441-744 Trunkline (02) 441-7444
www.philhealth.gov.ph
Annex A Corporate Order No. __________
teamphilhealth www.facebook.com/PhilHealth [email protected] www.youtube.com/teamphilhealth
2017 PhilHealth Citizen’s Charter
This Citizen’s Charter was developed in support of Republic Act 9485 or the “Anti-Red Tape Act of
2007.”Moreover, this is also a testament to the Corporation’s uncompromising goal to consistently
deliver the best possible customer service in all its frontline offices.
…dahil dito po sa PhilHealth, aming sineseguro na may
“Sulit na Benepisyo sa Bawat Miyembro, Dekalidad na Serbisyo para sa Lahat“
VISION
Bawat Filipino,Miyembro, Bawat Miyembro, Protektado, Kalusugan ngLahat, Segurado
MISSION
Benepisyong Pangkalusugang Sapat
At De-kalidad para sa Lahat
VALUES
Integridad Inobasyon Agarang Serbisyo
Taos-Pusong
Paglilingkod Pagmamalasakit
Angkop na Benepisyo
Panlipunang
Pagkakabuklod
PANUNUMPA SA SERBISYO
Kami ay nangangakong ilalaan ang mga sarili sa pagsasakatuparan ng Kalusugang Pangkalahatan.
Sisikapin naming makapagbigay nang mabilis at dekalidad na serbisyong pangkalusugan sa lahat ng
Pilipino, ano man ang edad, kasarian o estadong pamumuhay.
Kaagapay naming ang mga miyembro sa pagtataguyod ng pagkakaisa bilang isang konseptong mahalaga sa pagkamit ng layunin.
Patuloy naming paghuhusayin ang aming mga serbisyo at titiyakin ang mga ito’y umaayon sa
nagbabagong panahon at sumasabay sa pandaigdigang pamantayan.
Titiyakin naming laging mauuna ang serbisyo-publiko at taas noo na mag lilingkod sa bayan.
Sisikapin naming maging huwarang kawani at makamit ang tunay na pagbabago sa ating bansa.
Contents
Topic Page PhilHealth Vision, Mission and Values 2
Panunumpa sa Serbisyo 2
PART ONE: LOCAL HEALTH INSURANCE OFFICES (LHIOs) 4
Enrollment Procedures for Members 5
o Employees (Formal Economy: Government and Private) 5
o Household Employees(e.g. Kasambahays and Family Drivers) 5
o Lifetime Members Program- Retirees 6
o Senior Citizen Members 7
o Informal Economy (Informal Sector, I-Group (Organized Groups), Migrant Workers) 8
o Sponsored Program Members 10
o Indigent Members (NHTS-PR) 10
Declaration of Dependents 10
Registration Procedures for Employers (Government, Private and Household Employers) 12
Registration Procedures for Electronic Premium Remittance System (EPRS) Account of Employers 13
Payment of Premium Contributions (Formal/Informal Economy, Migrant Workers and Sponsored) 13
Submission of Reports (Formal Economy) 14
Inquiry (Membership and Claims Concerns) 14
Updating of Records – Members & Employers 15
Application for Accreditation – Health Care Institutions (HCIs) and Professionals (HCPs) 21
Filing of Claims
o Fee-For-Service (FFS) and Case Rates (CR) – Filed by Member and Health Care Facility 31
o All Case Rates (ACR) - Filed by Member and Health Care Facility 32
Check Releasing 35
Request for Records 35
Matrix of Service Standards (LHIOs) 36
Enrollment (Government, Private, & Household Employees, Lifetime Members, Senior Citizen Members, Informal Sector, Foreign National, Migrant Workers)
37
Updating of Membership Records 42
Request for Records (e.g. MDR, Certificates, ID/PIC, etc) 42
Registration (Formal Sector: Government, Private and Household Employers) 43
Payment of Premium Contributions 44
Submission of RF1 Remittance Reports for GIDA Areas 45
Inquiry / Public Assistance 45
Filing of Claims - Filed by Member and Health Care Facility 46
Submission of Application for Accreditation (HCIs and HCPs) 48
Check Releasing 50
Request for Services 51
Feedback Mechanism 51
LHIO Process Flow Chart 52
PART TWO: PHILHEALTH EXPRESS 53
Services Offered 54
Enrollment Procedures: Government, Private & Household Employees, Lifetime Members, Senior Citizen Members, Informal Economy (Informal Sector, Migrant Workers, Foreign Nationals)
55
Registration Procedures for Employers (Government, Private and Household Employers) 59
Inquiry 60
Updating of Records (Members and Employers) 60
Submission of Reports (Employers) 61
PhilHealth Express – Process Flowchart 62
Feedback and Redress Mechanism 63
Anti-Fixer Campaign Banner and Calling Card 65
Annexes
o Annex A: Premium Contribution Table (Formal Economy and Kasambahay) 67
o Annex B: Premium Contribution Table (Informal Economy, Sponsored and Migrant Workers) 68
o Annex C: Schedule of Accreditation Fee for Health Care Institutions 69
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Local Health Insurance Offices (LHIOs)
Frontline Services Offered and Clientele
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ENROLLMENT PROCEDURES FOR MEMBERS
Employees (Formal Economy: Government and Private)
Frontline Services & Clientele Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
Employees (Newly hired and existing employees with or without PIN yet)
None * For declaration of dependents see separate section on “Declaration of Dependents”
ER2 and PMRF (if no PIN yet)
ER2 Only (If with
PIN)
No service fee 25 minutes (for 5 PMRFs and below)
6-200 PMRFs for 3 working days
201 – 400 PMRFs for 5 working days
401 and above for 10 working days
Household Employees (i.e., Kasambahays and Family Drivers)
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
Household Employees (Newly hired and existing Household employees with or without PIN yet)
None * For declaration of dependents see separate section on “Declaration of Dependents”
Household Employment Unified Report (HEUR2)and Kasambahay Unified Registration Form (KURF) for Kasambahays (if without PIN yet)
HEUR2 and PMRF for Family Drivers(if without PIN yet)
HEUR2 only(If with PIN)
No service fee 25 minutes (for 5 PMRFs and below)
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Lifetime Members Program Retirees
Frontline Services & Clientele Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
General Requirements for all categories of retirees
2 Latest 1x1 ID photo Specimen signature * For declaration of dependents see separate section on “Declaration of Dependents”
PMRF No service fee 30 minutes per PMRF
Specific Requirements per Category
SSS Retirees/ Pensioners
Printout of Death, Disability and Retirement (DDR) from any SSS office indicating that the type of claim is retirement in nature and the effectivity date of pension; or
Printout of contributions issued by SSS office indicating the latest contributions (if they retired after March 4,1995)
PMRF No service fee 30 minutes per PMRF
GSIS retirees Any of the following:
Certification/Letter of Approval of Retirement from GSIS
Service Record issued by employer/s indicating date of retirement and total number of service not less than 120 months
Certification/Retirement Gratuity from employer indicating not less than 120 months of service.
PMRF No service fee 30 minutes per PMRF
Uniformed Members of the AFP, PNP and BFP Retirees/ Pensioners (those who are inactive military service until they retire at age 56 and those separated by retirement or other reasons prior to the said age but have reached the age of 60)
Any of the following:
Statement of Services from previous employer indicating not less than 120 months of service
Certification/Letter of Approval of Retirement from GSIS not less than 120 months of service
General, Bureau or Special Order indicating effectivity of retirement.
PMRF No service fee 30 minutes per PMRF
Receiving of the documents for retiring
Photocopy of the following documents, duly certified by the employer: Approved retirement
PMRF No service fee 3 minutes
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Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
employees whose application for the Lifetime Member Program (LMP) will be facilitated by the employer three (3) months prior to the date of retirement
application and proof of contributions or Service Record
Senior Citizen Members
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
Senior Citizens a. 1 x 1 photo taken within the last six (6) months; and
b. Senior Citizens' Identification Card issued by the OSCA in the city or municipality where the elderly resides or ANY of the following as proof of status as senior citizen:
i. Philippine passport; ii. Birth certificate; iii. Baptismal Certificate; iv. Valid Driver’s license; v. Voter’s ID; vi. SSS/GSIS ID; vii. Valid Professional Regulatory
Commission (PRC) ID; viii. Postal ID; ix. National Bureau of
Investigation (NBI) Clearance; x. Overseas Filipino Worker’s ID; xi. Valid identification cards issued
by recognized government institutions/agencies/corporations that specify the full name, sex, date of birth, address and signature of owner; or
xii. In the absence of the abovementioned documents, the following may be accepted, subject to PhilHealth validation: - Certificate from the National
Council for the Welfare of Disabled Persons (NCWDP);
- DSWD or Local DSWD certification;
PMRF No service fee 10 minutes per PMRF
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Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
- Barangay Certification; and - Affidavit from two (2)
disinterested persons certifying the age and identity of the elderly person.
Receiving of the documents for OSCA or other Senior Citizen Group enrollment application for the Lifetime Member Program (LMP) will be facilitated by the employer three (3) months prior to the date of retirement
a. Electronic text file of Senior Citizens with the following: i. Full name (family, first, middle,
including name extension if applicable);
ii. Birth date; iii. Sex; iv. Full name (family, first, middle,
including name extension if applicable) of legal spouse and/or qualified dependents; and
v. Address with the following breakdown: - Unit/Room/Floor No.; - Building Name; - Lot/Block/House/Building
No.; - Street; - Subdivision/Village; - Barangay (required field); - City/Municipality (required
field); and - Province (required field).
b. Endorsement letter;
Preferably with filled-out PMRFs
PMRF No service fee 3 minutes
Informal Economy Informal Sector, i-Group (Organized Groups) & Migrant workers
Frontline Services & Clientele Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
Informal Sector (formerly known as I ndividually Paying Members)
None
* For declaration of dependents see separate section on “Declaration of Dependents”
PMRF No service fee 10 minutes per PMRF
i-Group (Organized Group)
Signed MOA
Applicable Certification from BSP, COA, SEC, DTI or LGU(delete this), instead a Letter of Intent shall be submitted
PMRF IPAF(to delete)
No service fee 10 minutes per PMRF
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Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
* For declaration of dependents see separate section on “Declaration of Dependents”
Migrant Workers (Land-based)
None If warranted: Any of the following as proof of being
an active OFW: o Valid Overseas Employment
Certificate (OEC) or E- receipt of current year or is valid for one (1) year from date of transaction; or
o Working Visa/Re-entry Permit; or o Valid Employment Contract; or o Valid Company ID issued by
Employer abroad; or o Cash Remittance receipt from
member abroad at least 2 months prior to the date of renewal/payment; or
o Valid workers' Identification (ID) Card issued by the host country (i.e.Hongkong ID, Iqama of Saudi, Permessod' Soggiorno and Cartad' Identita of Italy);or
o Any other equivalent document that will prove that the member is an active OFW.
* For declaration of dependents see separate section on “Declaration of Dependents”
PMRF No service fee 10 minutes per PMRF
Foreign Nationals
Alien Certificate Registration (ACR)this should be Alien Certificate of Registration Identity Card (ACR I-Card)
PRA Identification Card or Special Resident Retiree’s Visa (SRRV)
* For declaration of dependents see separate section on “Declaration of Dependents”
PMRF No service fee 10 minutes per PMRF
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Sponsored Program Members
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
Sponsored Members (e.g. LGUs, Private Institutions, Individuals, etc.)
MOA and OBR
Certified List/PMRF
* For declaration of dependents see separate section on “Declaration of Dependents”
PMRF No service fee 10 minutes per PMRF
Indigent Members (NHTS-PR)
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
Indigent Members (Included in the DSWD’s NHTS-PR list)
(Pre-identified by the DSWD) * For declaration of dependents see separate section on “Declaration of Dependents”
PMRF No service fee 10 minutes per PMRF
DECLARATION OF DEPENDENTS
Dependents: Spouse, Children & Parents
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
Members’ Declaration of Dependents
None*
*If warranted (Case-to-Case basis but not limited to the following), supporting documents may be required from the applicant/s(see requirements below)
PMRF No service fee 25 minutes (for 5 PMRFs and below)
6-200 PMRFs for 3 working days
201 – 400 PMRFs for 5 working days
401 and above for 10 working days
Documentary Requirements for Declaration of Dependents 1. Dependents: Spouse
(a) Spouse Marriage certificate/Contract with registry number For marriage which took place abroad, marriage certificate stamped “Received” by the Philippine
Embassy or consular office exercising jurisdiction over the place of marriage
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(b) Muslim Spouse Affidavit of Marriage issued by the Office of Muslim Affairs (OMA), which passed through the Shari’a
Court and must be registered/authenticated in the National Statistics Office (NSO) 2. Dependents: Children
(a) Legitimate or illegitimate children below 21 years old Birth Certificate with registry number or Baptismal Certificate reflecting the name of the member
as parent For births which took place abroad, Birth Certificate Stamped “received” by the Philippine
embassy or Consular office exercising jurisdiction over the place of birth
(b) Adopted children below 21 years old Court Decree/Resolution of Adoption or Birth Certificate of the adopted child/ren in which adoption
is annotated thereto
(c) Stepchildren below 21 years old Marriage Certificate (with registry number) between biological parents and step father/stepmother
and Birth Certificate/s (with registry number) of the stepchildren (d) Mentally or physically disabled children who are 21 years old and above
Birth Certificate and original Medical Certificate issued by the attending physician within the past 6 months stating and describing the extent of disability
(e) Foster Child
Foster Placement Authority from DSWD 3. Dependents: Parents
(a) Parent/s 60 years old and above Birth Certificate with registry number of both registrant and parent (in the absence of Birth
Certificate of parent, any proof attesting to the date of birth of parent/s)
(b) Step parents 60 years old and above Marriage Certificate/Contract with registry number between biological parent of the member-child
and the stepparent; Birth Certificate of the stepparent (in its absence, a notarized affidavit of 2 disinterested persons
attesting to the date of birth); Birth Certificate of the member-child indicating the name of his/her biological parent; and Death Certificate of member’s deceased biological parent
(c) Adoptive parents 60 years old and above Court Decree/Resolution of Adoption or photocopy of Birth Certificate of the child in which the
adoption is annotated thereto; and Birth Certificate/s of adoptive parents or in its absence, a notarized affidavit of 2 disinterested
persons attesting to the date of birth
(d) Parents with permanent disability totally dependent with member Original Medical Certificate issued by the attending physician within the past 6 months stating and
describing the extent of disability
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REGISTRATION PROCEDURES FOR EMPLOYERS (Formal Economy) Government and Private
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
Manual Registration
Government Employers
None Employer Data Record Form
(ER1)
No service fee 15 minutes per ER1
Private Employers
A. Direct to PhilHealth (Non-PBR) Business permit / license to operate
and/or any of the following: o Department of Trade and Industry
(DTI) Registration (Single proprietorship)
o Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Registration (Partnerships, Corporations, Foundations, & Non-Profit Organizations)
o Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) Registration (Cooperatives)
o Barangay Certification and/or Mayor’s Permit (Backyard Industries/Ventures and Micro-Business Enterprises)
ER1 No service fee 15 minutes per ER1
Electronic Registration
Private Employers
A. Registration through the Securities and Exchange Commission – Integrated Business Registration System (SEC-IBRS) No Documentary requirement
No service fee c/o SEC (Not Frontline
Service of PhilHealth)
B. Registration through the Philippine Business Registry (PBR) No Documentary requirement
No service fee c/o DTI (Not Frontline
Service of PhilHealth)
Registration Procedures for Household Employers
Frontline Services & Clientele Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
Household Employers
None Household Employer Unified
Registration Form (HEUR1)
No service fee 15 minutes per HEUR1
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Registration Procedures for Electronic Premium Remittance System Account of Employers
Frontline Services & Clientele Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
ALL Employers (Government and Private. Optional for Household Employers)
Manual Submission(Walk-in) No Documentary requirement
PhilHealth Online Access Form
(POAF)
No service fee Within 3 working days
Electronic Submission
No Documentary requirement
Electronic PhilHealth
Online Access Form
(e-POAF)
No service fee Within 3 working days
PAYMENT OF PREMIUM CONTRIBUTIONS
Formal / Informal Economy and Migrant Workers
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Premium Duration
Formal Economy
Formal Sector-Employed Segment
For EPRS Users with 10 and below employees: EPRS-generated Statement of
Premium Accounts
Statement of Premium Account
(SPA)
(Refer to schedule of Premium
Contributions in Annex 1)
10 minutes per
transaction
For non-EPRS Users located in GIDAS or in Areas where there are ACAs but no available Internet Service Provider (ISP): None
PhilHealth Premium Payment
Slip
(PPPS)
10 minutes per
transaction
For Kasambahays None
PhilHealth Premium
Payment Slip
10 minutes per
transaction
Informal Economy
Informal Sector(formerly known as Individually Paying Member)
None PPPS Refer to schedule of premium contributions in Annex B, Table 2)
No additional service fee
10 minutes per
transaction
i-Group Billing Statement
Statement of Premium Accounts (SPA)
PPPS (Members need to pay per schedule as provided in Annex B, Table 2)
No additional service fee
10 minutes per
transaction
Migrant Workers (Land-Based)
None PPPS Refer to schedule of premium contributions in Annex B, Table 3)
10 minutes per
transaction
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Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Premium Duration
No additional service fee
Foreign Nationals None PPPS Refer to schedule of premium contributions in Annex B, Table 4)
10 minutes per
transaction
Note: This is included in the request for system enhancement
Sponsored Program
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Premium Duration
Sponsors (e.g. LGUs, Legislators, Private Institutions, Individuals, etc)
Billing Statement PPPS Refer to schedule of premium contributions in Annex B, Table 2)
No additional service fee
10 minutes per
transaction
SUBMISSION OF REPORTS (Formal Economy) Manual Submission (Only for Non‐EPRS Employers located in GIDAS or in Areas where there are ACAs but no available Internet Service Provider (ISP).
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
Hard/Soft copyRF1 users(employers with 10 and below employees)
Employers Remittance Report(RF1)
Text file or MS Excel format Text file
PhilHealth Agents Receipt (PAR) or PhilHealth Official Receipt (POR)
Bills Payments (from accredited collecting agents)
RF1
No service fee 20 minutes per
transaction
Digital/Softcopy RF1users(employers with 11 and above employees)
Text file or MS Excel format Text file
PhilHealth Agents Receipt (PAR) or PhilHealth Official Receipt (POR)
Bills Payments (from accredited collecting agents)
None No service fee 30 minutes per
transaction
INQUIRY (Membership and Claims Concerns)
Frontline Services & Clientele Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
General Information about PhilHealth membership (e.g. requirements,
None Applicable forms such as PMRF, Claim Forms 1, 2 & 3, ER 1, 2 & 3,
No service fee 8 minutes per transaction
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Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
forms, premium, eligibility, etc.)
Premium Payment Slip
Info materials such as Pamphlets, brochures, flyers
PhilHealth Refund– Claims (All Members)
Request Letter None No service fee 10 minutes
UPDATING OF RECORDS – MEMBERS
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
All members *Thru employers (List of employees per Section 15 (a) of RIRR of RA 7875, as amended. Being implemented thru PC No. 031-2015 and PhilHealth-SOP-02-01-005)
A. For correction of name If warranted, Birth certificate or 2
valid IDs with correct name or marriage certificate plus another valid ID with correct name/ Affidavit of 2 disinterested persons
PMRF/
Employers’ List* No service fee 15 minutes
per PMRF/ER3
B. For change of name (PC 50, s-2012) If warranted, Annulment/Court
Decision/Barangay Certificate/NSO with annotation/
PMRF/
Employers’ List* No service fee 15 minutes
per PMRF/ER3
C. Correction of date of birth If warranted, Birth certificate or 2
valid IDs with correct date of birth or marriage certificate with correct date of birth plus another valid ID with correct date of birth.
PMRF/
Employers’ List* No service fee 15 minutes
per PMRF/ER3
D. Change of civil status If warranted, Marriage Contract
Certificate/Court Decision
PMRF/
Employers’ List*
No service fee 15 minutes per
PMRF/ER3
E. New and additional dependents If warranted, Birth Certificate of
the dependent/Court Decision on Adoption/Foster Parental Authority from DSWD/Medical Certificate for parents below 60 years old and children above 21 years old with permanent disability
PMRF/
Employers’ List* No service fee 15 minutes
per PMRF/ER3
F. Change and correction of information of dependent/s Birth Certificate of the
dependent/Court Decision on Adoption/Marriage Contract
If warranted: Death Certificate of Spouse
PMRF/
Employers’ List* No service fee 15 minutes
per PMRF/ER3
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UPDATING OF RECORDS – EMPLOYERS
Updating of Records –Employers (Single Proprietorship)
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
Single Proprietorship
A. Correction/change of business name/legal personality
Certificate of Registration of Business Name from Department of Trade and Industry
Employer Data Amendment Form (ER3)
No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
B. Temporary suspension of operation due to: Bankruptcy o Financial Statement; or o Income Tax Return(ITR)
Fire/Demolition– o Certification from the Fire
Department of the locality; or o Certification from the
Municipal/ City Hall
Separation of employee/s– o Report on the Separation of the
Last Employee/s; and o Separation paper of the last
employee/s Termination / Dissolution o For single proprietorship -
approved application for Business Retirement by the Municipal/City Treasurer’s Office
o For partnership or corporation – Deed of Dissolution approved by SEC or minutes of the meeting certified by the Corporate Secretary
o For cooperatives – Certificate/Order of Dissolution/Cancellation issued by the CDA
o Under fortuitous events as defined by law – applicable supporting documents as may be determined by the Corporation
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
C. Change of ownership Deed of Sale/
Transfer/Assignment signed by both parties*
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
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Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
D. Resumption of Operation – Prescribed PhilHealth Form reporting newly hired or re-hired employees Death of managing owner (Family
Business)– Death Certificate of the
managing owner and waiver from the other legal heirs
Resumption of Operation Notice of Resumption of
Operation from the employer, and List of Employees.
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
Updating of Records – Employers (Partnership)
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
Partnership
A. Correction of business name Certificate of Registration from
Securities Exchange Commission; or Certificate of
Articles of Partnership duly approved by Securities Exchange Commission
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
B. Change of business name
Certificate of Amended Articles of Partnership duly approved by Securities Exchange Commission
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
B. Change of legal personality (Partnership to Corporation)
Certificate of Articles of Incorporation duly approved by Securities Exchange Commission; and
Deed of Dissolution of Partnership approved by Securities Exchange Commission
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
C. Temporary suspension of operation due to:
Bankruptcy o Financial Statement; or o Income Tax Return(ITR) for the
year showing non-operation/no earnings
• Fire/Demolition/Flood o Certification from the Fire
Department of the locality; or o Certification from the
Municipal/City Hall
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
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Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
Strike o Notice of Strike duly licensed by
DOLE • Separation of employee/s o Report on the Separation of the
Last Employee/s; and o Separation paper of the last
employee/s
Updating of Records – Employers (Corporation)
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
Corporation A. Correction of business name
Certificate of Registration from SEC; or
Certificate of Articles of Partnership duly approved by SEC
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
B. Change of business name
Certificate of Amended Articles of Incorporation duly approved by SEC
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
C. Change of legal personality (Corporation to Partnership) • Certificate of Articles of
Partnership duly approved by SEC; and
• Deed of Dissolution as Corporation approved by SEC
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
D. Temporary suspension of operation due to: • Bankruptcy o Financial Statement; or o Income Tax Return (ITR) for
the year showing non-operation/no earnings; or
o Board Resolution certified by the Corporate Secretary
Fire/Demolition/Flood o Certification from the Fire
Department of the locality; or
o Certification from the Municipal/City Hall
Strike o Notice of Strike duly licensed by
DOLE • Separation of employee/s o Report on the Separation of the
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
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Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
Last Employee/s; and o Separation paper of the last
employee/s
E. Termination/Dissolution
Deed of Dissolution approved by Securities Exchange Commission; and
Minutes of the Board Meeting duly certified by the Corporate Secretary
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
F. Merger/Consolidation
Deed of Merger/Merger Agreement duly approved by SEC; or
Memorandum of Agreement filed with SEC
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
G. Change of ownership • Sale o Deed of
Sale/Transfer/Assignment signed by both parties
o License to Operate (LTO) reflecting the name of Owner
• Death of managing owner (Family Business) o Death Certificate of the
managing owner and waiver from the other legal heirs
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
H. Resumption of Operation • Notice of Resumption of Operation
from the employer, and • List of employees
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
Updating of Records – Employers (Cooperative)
Frontline Services & Clientele Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
Cooperative A. Correction of business name • Certificate of Registration from
Cooperative Development Authority(CDA); or
• Certificate of Articles of Cooperation duly approved by CDA
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
B. Change of business name • Certificate of Amended Articles of
Cooperation duly approved by CDA
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
1. Temporary suspension of operation due to: • Bankruptcy o Financial Statement; or
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
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Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
o Income Tax Return (ITR) for the year showing non-operation/no earnings;
• Fire/Demolition/Flood– o Certification from the Fire
Department of the locality; or o Certification from the
Municipal/City Hall • Separation of employee/s o Report on the Separation of the
Last Employee/s; and o Separation paper of the last
employee/s
2. Termination/Dissolution Dissolution of Cooperation duly
approved by CDA
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
3. Resumption of operation • Notice of Resumption of Operation
from the employer, and List of employees
ER3 No Service Fee 15 minutes per ER3
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APPLICATION FOR ACCREDITATION - Health Care Institutions (HCIs)
Submission of Application for Initial Accreditation of Health Care Institutions (HCIs)
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
C. Hospital
D. Infirmary/ Dispensary
E. Birthing Home
F. Ambulatory Surgical Clinic(ASC)
G. Dialysis Clinic (Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis)
H. PCB1 Provider
I. DOTS Provider
J. Animal Bite Package Providers
General Requirements
1. Properly accomplished Provider Data
Record (PDR)
2. Duly signed and properly filled out
Performance Commitment (PC)
applicable for single HCI or group of
HCIs
3. Electronic copies of recent photos
(JPEG format) of the following
required areas of the facility, taken
within three months, to be
submitted in CD or USB:
a. Internal area
a.1. Hospital
PhilHealth ward, ER, OR, RR,
DR, ICU (if applicable)
a.2. ASC
Reception area/ waiting
area;
Operating room;
Laboratory, if available
a.3. Dialysis Clinic
Reception area/ waiting
area;
Dialysis stations;
Nurses’ station;
Reverse osmosis room
a.4. Infirmary/ Dispensary
Emergency room;
PhilHealth ward
Laboratory (if available)
Pharmacy (if available)
a.5. PCB1 Provider
Reception/ waiting area
consultation room/
examination room
Laboratory (if available)
a.6. Birthing Home/ Maternity
Care Package Provider
PhilHealth ward
• Providers Data
Record • Performance
Commitment (PC)
• Performance
Commitment
specific for
PCB1 providers
• Level 3 – Php10,000
• Level 2 – Php8,000
• Level 1 – Php5,000
• Infirmary/ Dispensary – Php3,000
• Birthing Home – Php1,500
• PCB1 – Php1,000
• DOTS – Php1,000
• ABPP – Php1,000
30 minutes
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Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
Emergency room
Recovery room
Operating room, etc
a.7. TB DOTS Provider
Consultation area;
Laboratory
a.8. Animal Bite Package
Provider
Consultation area
b. External Area
Facade of the facility
4. Duly signed Statement of Intent
(SOI) for HCIs applying for initial or
re-accreditation which filed from
October to December of the year
5. Proof of payment of accreditation
fee.
Specific Requirements (to be submitted in addition to the General Requirements) Level 1 Hospital; Infirmary/ Dispensary; Ambulatory Surgical Clinic; and Dialysis Clinic (performing Hemodialysis):
A. Specific Requirements for 3-year rule in operation 1. Updated DOH License applicable to the accreditation period applied for 2. DOH license from 3 previous years or any of the alternative documents.
B. Alternative Documents if cannot comply with the 3-year rule
1. Supporting documents showing the Managing Health Care Professional’s (HC Professional) Education and Work experience such as: 1.1. Certificate of Completion of a Masteral Degree in hospital administration or other related degree; 1.2. Any of the following proof of the work experience of the Managing HC Professional for three (3)
years in a similar or analogous or at least the same level of accredited HCI it is applying for such as:
Service record from accredited government facility; or
Certification from the Board of the Corporation or Foundation; or
Certification from the Facility Owner of the private facility 2. DOH LTO as Level 2 or 3 hospital; or 3. Certification from the LGU (signed by the LCE) that the LGU where the HCI operates cannot
adequately or fully service its population; or 4. Any proof that the HCI is an extension or branch of a HCI that has been accredited for at least 2
years such as: 4.1. Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) Registration, including Articles of incorporation
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4.2. Deed of Sale 4.3. Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) certificate Department of Trade and Industry
certificate (For private HCIs) PCB1 Provider
1. Duly signed and properly filled out Performance Commitment (PC) with specific provision for PCB 2. MOA with referral secondary laboratory for providers with no capability to provide lipid profile and FBS
(signed by representative/s of the applicant HCI and referral facility; name of the HCI and HCI representatives are reflected in the MOA; signatories in the MOA are also the signatories in the Performance Commitment)
3. Location map
4. Additional Requirement to Provide Outpatient Malaria Package: 4.1. Certificate of Training in Malaria issued by DOH/CHDs 4.2. Any of the following proof that the staff is an employee of the applicant HCI:most recent payroll
with the name of the staff in it or remittance form 1 or contract of service/service record Birthing Home; and Maternity Care Package Provider (MCP):
1. Updated DOH License applicable to the accreditation period applied for or Certificate of Compliance as a BEmONC facility (for automatic accreditation)
2. Certificate as Newborn Screening Facility or letter of approval as a Newborn screening facility (NSF) issued by the CHD or Newborn Screening Reference Center (NSRC)
3. Location map 4. Any of the following for applicable referral system:
4.1. MOA or Proof of Affiliation of the physician with at least a Level 1 PhilHealth accredited hospital 4.2. MOA with referral physician/s for OB and Pedia cases as applicable 4.3. MOA with a DOH-certified BEmONC - CEmONC network (if not BEmONC Certified)
5. Location map
6. Business Permit (for private facilities) 7. Additional Requirement to Provide IUD insertion in the facility:
Certificate on “Family Planning Competency-Based Training” (FPCBT) Level 2 of the accredited Physician or Midwife who performs the IUD insertion, or Residency Training certificate on Obstetrics and Gynecology of the accredited physician
Dialysis Clinic Performing Peritoneal Dialysis
1. Certificate from the Philippine Society of Nephrology as PD Center 2. Certificate of participation to Philippine Renal Disease Registry 3. It should have an on-going Quality Assurance Program
TB DOTS Package Provider (DOTS); and Animal Bite Package Provider (ABPP)
1. Updated DOH-PhilCAT Certificate for DOTS and Certification as an Animal Bite Treatment Center (ABTC/ABC) from the DOH - National Rabies Prevention and Control Program Office
2. Location map
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Submission of Application for Continuous Accreditation of Health Care Institutions (HCIs)
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
A. Hospital B. Infirmary/
Dispensary C. Birthing Home/
Maternity Care Package Provider
D. Ambulatory Surgical Clinic
E. Dialysis Clinic (Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis)
F. PCB1 Provider
G. DOTS Provider
H. Animal Bite Package Providers
General Requirements 1. Properly accomplished Provider Data
Record (PDR) 2. Duly signed and properly filled out
Performance Commitment (PC) applicable for single HCI or group of HCIs
3. Latest audited financial statement reflecting the total income received from PhilHealth. If the latest audited FS is not yet available, the HCI shall submit any of the following: a. If LGU-owned facilities; a
statement of income and expense, including total income received from PhilHealth issued by the municipal auditor
b. If private facilities; statement of income and expenses including total income received from PhilHealth issued by either an internal or external auditor
4. Proof of payment of accreditation
fee
• Providers Data Record
• Performance Commitment (PC)
• Performance Commitment specific for PCB1 providers
• Level 3 – Php10,000
• Level 2 – Php8,000
• Level 1 – Php5,000
• Infirmary/ Dispensary – Php3,000
• Birthing Home – Php1,500
• PCB1 – Php1,000
• DOTS – Php1,000
• ABPP – Php1,000
30 minutes
Specific Requirements (to be submitted in addition to the General Requirements) Level 1 Hospital; Infirmary/ Dispensary; Ambulatory Surgical Clinic; Dialysis Clinic (performing Hemodialysis); and Birthing Home:
Updated DOH license TB DOTS Provider; and Animal Bite Package Provider:
Updated DOH-PhilCAT Certificate for DOTS and Certification as an Animal Bite Treatment Center (ABTC/ABC) from the DOH - National Rabies Prevention and Control Program Office
PCB1 Provider:
PC with Special provisions for PCB1 provisions Maternity Care Package Provider
1. Newborn Screening facility certificate 2. Proof of referral system:
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a. Proof of Affiliation/ MOA with at least a level 1 PhilHealth accredited hospital b. MOA with referral physician/s for Obstetrics & Gynecology and Pediatric cases, as applicable c. MOA with a DOH-certified BEmONC-CEmONC network (if not BEmONC Certified)
Submission of Application for Re-Accreditation of Health Care Institutions (HCIs) The following are the conditions for re-accreditation of health care institutions:
A. Health care institutions whose previous accreditation has lapsed or whose subsequent application was denied (HCI shall exhibit that reason for denial has been addressed);
B. Health care institutions that failed to submit the requirements for continuous accreditation within the prescribed period;
C. Resumption of operation after closure/ cessation of operation D. Health care institution that transferred location. Requirements shall be submitted within ninety (90)
calendar days from actual transfer of location. E. Upgrading of facility level or category; F. Acquisition of additional service capability that would require change in license/ certificate, as
applicable, issued by the relevant authority. G. Upgrading of facility level or category (e.g. ASC to level 1 hospital) H. Change in classification of health care institution (e.g. general hospital to special hospital, birthing home
to infirmary). I. Change of ownership. Requirements shall be submitted within ninety (90) calendar days from actual
change of ownership.
Table 1. Requirements for HCIs applying for re-accreditation under the Conditions A, B, C and D:
Frontline Services
& Clientele Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
A. Hospital B. Infirmary/
Dispensary C. Birthing Home D. Ambulatory
Surgical Clinic E. Dialysis Clinic
(Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis)
F. PCB1 Provider G. DOTS Provider H. Animal Bite
Package Providers
General Requirements 1. Properly accomplished Provider Data
Record (PDR) 2. Duly signed and properly filled out
Performance Commitment (PC) applicable for single HCI or group of HCIs
3. Photos of the HCI (only if there are improvement/ renovation undertaken)
4. Proof of payment of accreditation fee
5. Duly signed Statement of Intent (SOI) for HCIs applying for initial or re-accreditation which filed from October to December of the year
6. Request letter for re-accreditation
• Providers Data Record
• Performance Commitment (PC)
• Performance Commitment specific for PCB1 providers
• Level 3 – Php10,000
• Level 2 – Php8,000
• Level 1 – Php5,000
• Infirmary/ Dispensary – Php3,000
• Birthing Home/ MCP – Php1,500
• PCB1 – Php1,000
• DOTS – Php1,000
• ABPP – Php1,000
30 minutes
Specific Requirements (to be submitted in addition to the General Requirements) Hospital; Infirmary/ Dispensary;
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Ambulatory Surgical Clinic; Dialysis Clinic (performing Hemodialysis); and Birthing Home/ Maternity Care Package Provider
Updated DOH license DOTS Provider; and Animal Bite Package Provider
Updated DOH-PhilCAT Certificate for DOTS and Certification as an Animal Bite Treatment Center (ABTC/ABC) from the DOH - National Rabies Prevention and Control Program Office
Primary Care Benefit Provider
PC with special provisions for PCB1 providers
Table 2. Requirements for HCIs applying for re-accreditation under the Conditions E, F, G and H:
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
A. Hospital
B. Infirmary/ Dispensary
C. Birthing Home/ Maternity Care Package Provider
D. Ambulatory Surgical Clinic
E. Dialysis Clinic (Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis)
General Requirements 1. Properly accomplished Provider Data
Record (PDR) 2. Duly signed and properly filled out
Performance Commitment (PC) applicable for single HCI or group of HCIs
3. Updated DOH license/ DOH certificate
4. Photos of additional service/ area. 5. Proof of payment of accreditation
fee 6. Duly signed Statement of Intent
(SOI) for HCIs applying for initial or re-accreditation which filed from October to December of the year
7. Request letter for re-accreditation
• Providers Data Record
• Performance Commitment
• Level 3 – Php10,000
• Level 2 – Php8,000
• Level 1 – Php5,000
• Infirmary/ Dispensary – Php3,000
• Birthing Home/ MCP – Php1,500
• ASC – Php5,000
• DC – Php5,000
30 minutes
Table 3. Requirements for HCIs applying for re-accreditation under the Conditions I:
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
A. Hospital
B. Infirmary/ Dispensary
C. Birthing Home/ Maternity Care Package Provider
D. Ambulatory Surgical Clinic
General Requirements 1. Properly accomplished Provider Data
Record (PDR) 2. Duly signed and properly filled out
Performance Commitment (PC) applicable for single HCI or group of HCIs
3. Any of the following as proof of change in ownership: For private HCIs, any of the
following: a. SEC registration including
• Providers Data Record
• Performance Commitment (PC)
• Performance Commitment specific for PCB1 providers
• Level 3 – Php10,000
• Level 2 – Php8,000
• Level 1 – Php5,000
• Infirmary/ Dispensary – Php3,000
• Birthing Home/MCP – Php1,500
30 minutes
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Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
E. Dialysis Clinic
(Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis)
F. DOTS Provider Providers
G. Animal Bite Package Providers
Articles of Incorporation b. Deed of Sale c. Cooperative Development
Authority (CDA) d. Department of Trade Industry
(DTI) certificate For government HCIs
a. Provincial to Municipal – usufruct agreement between the province and municipality
b. Local to National – corresponding Republic Act
4. Proof of payment of accreditation fee
5. Duly signed Statement of Intent (SOI) for HCIs applying for initial or re-accreditation which filed from October to December of the year
6. Request letter for re-accreditation
• ASC – Php5,000
• DC – Php5,000
• DOTS – Php1,000
• ABPP – Php1,000
Submission of Requirements for Profile Update of Health Care Institutions (HCIs)
1. Change of Name of HCI
Frontline Services
&Clientele Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
A. Hospital B. Infirmary/
Dispensary C. Birthing Home/
Maternity Care Package Provider
D. Ambulatory Surgical Clinic
E. Dialysis Clinic (Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis)
F. PCB1 Provider G. DOTS Provider
Providers H. Animal Bite
Package Providers
1. Duly signed and properly filled out Performance Commitment (PC) applicable for single HCI or group of HCIs;
2. DOH LTO reflecting new name of the HCI
3. Letter of request containing the following information: previous name, new name, effectivity of new name
• Performance Commitment (PC)
• Performance Commitment specific for PCB1 providers
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2. Change in Medical Director/ Head of Facility/ Local Chief Executive
Frontline Services
&Clientele Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
A. Hospital B. Infirmary/
Dispensary C. Birthing Home/
Maternity Care Package Provider
D. Ambulatory Surgical Clinic
E. Dialysis Clinic (Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis)
F. PCB1 Provider G. DOTS Provider H. Animal Bite
Package Providers
1. Duly signed and properly filled out Performance Commitment (PC) applicable for single HCI or group of HCIs;
2. Letter of request containing the effectivity of the date of change
• Performance Commitment (PC)
• Performance Commitment specific for PCB1 providers
3. Any other change/s in the profile of the HCI not for re-accreditation such as but not limited to
the following: a. Contact number (e.g. telephone number, fax number, e-mail address) b. Affiliate doctor/s
Frontline Services
& Clientele Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
A. Hospital B. Infirmary/
Dispensary C. Birthing Home/
Maternity Care Package Provider
D. Ambulatory Surgical Clinic
E. Dialysis Clinic (Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis)
F. PCB1 Provider G. DOTS Provider H. Animal Bite
Package Providers
1. Letter of request. 2. Applicable documents such as list of
additional affiliate doctors.
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APPLICATION FOR ACCREDITATION - Health Care Professionals (HCProfs)
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
A. Physician (General Practitioner, General Practitioner w/ Training, Medical Specialist)
B. Dentist
C. Midwife
General Requirements 1. Properly accomplished Providers
Data Record for Professionals 2. Duly signed Performance
Commitment for Health Care Professional
3. 1 x 1 ID picture (2pcs) 4. PRC license, PRC claim stub or
certification from PRC – updated 5. Proof of payment of required
premium contributions (MI5 or Official Receipt or Certification from PhilHealth of Paid Premium Contributions or RF1 for the employed)
Providers Data Record
Performance Commitment for Health Care Professional
None 30 minutes
Specific Requirements (to be submitted in addition to the General Requirements) General Practitioner with Training
Proof of completed residency training local or abroad (one-time submission only) Medical Specialist
Philippine Specialty Board Certificate (one-time submission only) Midwife
Any of the following evidences of Competency on the Expanded Functions of Midwives (not required for graduates from school year 1995 and onwards):
Certificate of Training from a program accredited by the Continuing Professional Education (CPE), Council of the Board of Midwifery of the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC); or
Training Certificate from DOH-recognized training program; or Certificate of Apprenticeship for one or more years with a PhilHealth-accredited Obstetrician-
Gynecologist/OB DOH Specialist or an accredited midwife done in an accredited facility
Submission of Application for Re-accreditation/Upgrading from General Practitioner with or without Training to Medical Specialist
Frontline Services & Clientele Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
A. General Practitioner
1. Properly accomplished Providers Data Record for Professionals
2. Duly signed Performance
Providers Data Record
Performance
None 30 minutes
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Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
B. General Practitioner w/ training
Commitment for Health Care Professional
3. 1 x 1 ID picture (2pcs) 4. PRC license, PRC claim stub or
certification from PRC – updated 5. Proof of payment of required
premium contributions (MI5 or Official Receipt or Certification from PhilHealth of Paid Premium Contributions or RF1 for the employed)
6. Philippine Specialty Board Certificate (one time submission only)
Commitment for Health Care Professional
Submission of Application for Re-Classification from General Practitioner to General Practitioner with Training
Frontline Services & Clientele
Documentary Requirements PhilHealth Forms Fees Duration
General Practitioner
1. Properly accomplished Providers Data Record for Professionals
2. Duly signed Performance Commitment for Health Care Professional
3. 1 x 1 ID picture (2pcs) 4. PRC license, PRC claim stub or
certification from PRC – updated 5. Proof of payment of required
premium contributions (MI5 or Official Receipt or Certification from PhilHealth of Paid Premium Contributions or RF1 for the employed)
6. Proof of completed residency training local or abroad (one time submission only)
Providers Data Record
Performance Commitment for Health Care Professional
None 30 minutes
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FILING OF CLAIMS UNDER FEE-FOR-SERVICE(FFS) and CASE RATE (CR) (as per PhilHealth Circular No. 11, 11A and 11B, s.2011)
Direct Filing for Members (FFS & CR)
Frontline Services & Clientele Documentary Requirements
PhilHealth Forms
Fees Duration
Member
(Direct filing)
1. Hospital and doctor’s waiver and original official receipts of full payment
2. Original official receipts or photocopies of the same authenticated by PHIC staff (with original copies seen) for medicines bought outside the hospital or laboratory tests performed outside the hospital during confinement The authenticated photocopies is
applicable in cases where original ORs are required by and submitted to HMOs
3. Operative Record (if surgery was performed)
4. Hospital Statement of Account duly signed by the hospital clerk or representative of the patient
5. Anesthesia and Surgical or Operative Record (if surgery was performed).
Member-Data Requirements: 6. For Formal Economy/Employed
members, Claim Form 1 duly signed by Employer
7. For Informal Economy members, latest Proof of Payment.
8. For Indigents, Sponsored or Lifetime members, clear copy of PhilHealth ID or MDR
If confined abroad: 9. Medical Certificate or Clinical Abstract
indicating final diagnosis of patient, confinement period and services rendered written in English
Additional requirements for confinements in non-accredited health care institutions: 10. Health Care Institution’s DOH License 11. Clinical Abstract or CF3 indicating case
was emergency and justification for impossibility of transferring patient to accredited health care institution.
Claim Form 1
Claim Form 2
Claim Form 3
or Clinical
Abstract
(FFS: If
Necessary;
Case Rate
payment:
Mandatory)
Member Data
Record (MDR)
No service
fee
10 minutes
per claim
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Health Care Institution Filed Claims (FFS & CR)
Frontline Services & Clientele Documentary Requirements
PhilHealth Forms
Fees Duration
Health Care
Institution (HCIs)
1. Operative Record with surgical
technique (if surgery was performed)
2. Statement of Account (mandatory for
fee-for-service only)
3. Original Official Receipts of medicines
bought outside the hospital and x-
ray/laboratory test performed outside
the hospital during confinement*
*X-ray/Laboratory results – mandatory for
case payment
Member-Data Requirements
4. For Informal Economy members, latest
Proof of Payment.
5. For Indigents, Sponsored or Lifetime
members, clear copy of PhilHealth ID or
MDR
6. Original Official Receipts of medicines
bought outside the hospital or
laboratory tests performed outside the
hospital during confinement (if
applicable)
Claim Form 2
Claim Form 3
or Clinical
Abstract
(if required by
policy)
From Member
Claim Form 1
Member Data
Record (MDR)
No service
fee
30 minutes
(for every
100 claims)
FILING OF CLAIMS UNDER ALL CASE RATES (ACR) (as per PhilHealth Circular No.35, s.2013)
Direct Filing for Members (ACR)
Frontline Services & Clientele Documentary Requirements
PhilHealth Forms
Fees Duration
Member
(Direct filing)
1. Waiver Form for Directly Filed Claims
2. Original official receipts or photocopies
of the same authenticated by PHIC staff
(with original copies seen) for
medicines bought outside the hospital
or laboratory tests performed outside
the hospital during confinement
The authenticated photocopies is
applicable in cases where original ORs
are required by and submitted to
HMOs
Claim Form 1
(this shall be
the only form
required for
confinements
abroad)
Claim Form 2
Claim Form 3
or:
o Clinical
Abstract;
No service
fee
10 minutes
per claim
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Frontline Services & Clientele Documentary Requirements
PhilHealth Forms
Fees Duration
3. Hospital Statement of Account duly
signed by the hospital clerk
4. For Formal Economy/Employed
members, Claim Form 1 duly signed by
Employer
5. For Informal Economy members, latest
Proof of Payment.
6. For Indigents, Sponsored or Lifetime
members, clear copy of PhilHealth ID or
MDR
7. For PhilHealth Benefit Eligibility Form
(PBEF) with a “No” response due to
membership issue, necessary
supporting documents (e.g. Proof of
premium payment, Marriage
Certificate, etc.) or secondary
documents as listed in PhilHealth
Circular Nos. 50 and 1, s. 2013shall be
attached.
8. Anesthesia and Surgical or Operative
Record (if surgery was performed).
9. For certain procedure listed in Annex
No. 10 of PhilHealth Circular No. 35,
s.2013, Doctor’s order, Nurse’s notes or
official results shall be required instead
of Anesthesia and Surgical or Operative
Record.
10. For confinements abroad:
Certification from the attending
physician as to the final diagnosis,
period of confinement and services
rendered with English translations
from hospital or Embassy for all
documents.
Any proof of payment of hospital bills
and professional fees from the HCI
where the patient was confined.
11. Additional requirements for
confinements in non-accredited health
care institutions:
Health Care Institution’s DOH License
Clinical Abstract or CF3 indicating
case was emergency and justification
for impossibility of transferring
patient to accredited HCI.
o Photocopy
of clinical
charts
Member Data
Record (MDR),
PhilHealth
Benefit
Eligibility Form
(PBEF) or
Cares Form 1
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Health Care Institution-Filed Claims (ACR)
Frontline Services & Clientele Documentary Requirements
PhilHealth Forms
Fees Duration
Health Care
Institution-Filed
Claims
General Requirements:
Hospital-Data
1. Operative and Anesthesia Record for
claims for surgical procedure
2. For certain procedure listed in Annex
No. 10 of PhilHealth Circular No 35, s.
2013, Doctor’s order, Nurse’s notes or
official results shall be required instead
of Anesthesia and Surgical or Operative
Record.
3. For PhilHealth Benefit Eligibility Form
(PBEF) with a “No” response due to
membership issue: necessary supporting
documents (e.g. Proof of premium
payment, Marriage Certificate, etc.) or
secondary documents as listed in
PhilHealth Circular Nos. 50 and 1, s.
2013 shall be attached.
Member-Data 4. Latest Proof of Payment (for Informal
Economy members) 5. Clear copy of PhilHealth ID or MDR (for
Indigents, Sponsored or Lifetime members)
6. Original Official Receipts of medicines
bought outside the hospital or
laboratory tests performed outside the
hospital during confinement (if
applicable)
Claim Form 2
Claim Form 3
for Maternity
Care Package
and Primary
Care Facilities
PhilHealth
Benefit
Eligibility
Form (PBEF)
with a “Yes”
response
Member forms
Claim Form 1
Member
Data Record
No service
fee
30 minutes
(for every
100 claims)
Additional Requirements for Specific Benefits/Claims: A. TB-DOTS Package
Claims for TB DOTS Package shall have a copy of completed NTP Treatment Card. Copy of NTP Treatment Card prior to treatment shall no longer be required.
B. Animal Bite Treatment Package
For this Package, providers may use Claims Summary Form attached as Annex B of PC 15, s 2012 instead of Claim Form 2. Moreover, submission of Claim Form 3 is not required.
C. Newborn Care Package (NCP)
Claims for NCP shall have a copy of certificate of live birth. A copy from the facility without the registry number is acceptable as long as the records officer/clinic administrator of that facility certifies that it is the same copy which will be submitted for registration to local civil registrar. The Claim Form 2 shall have an attached filter collection card number of the NBS specimen. Also, Claim Form 3 is not required
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Check Releasing
Frontline Services & Clientele Documentary Requirements
PhilHealth Forms
Fees Duration
Members Photocopy of 2validIDsoftheMember
For authorized representative: o Authorization letter; o Photocopyof2validIDsofthemember;
and o 2valid IDs of the representative
and/or Special Power of Attorney (SPA)
None No service fee
15 minutes
Stakeholders Valid identification of the authorized representative
None No service fee
30 minutes
Request for Records (Employers)
Frontline Services & Clientele Documentary Requirements
PhilHealth Forms
Fees Duration
Employers If through representative:
Authorization letter from the employer
Any valid ID of the representative
Request Form No service fee
15 minutes
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MATRIX OF SERVICE STANDARDS
Frontline Services: LHIOs
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ENROLLMENT
Formal Sector: Government &Private Employees
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure information, PhilHealth Member Registration Form (PMRF), Report of Employee-Members (Er2 Form) and queuing number at the Public Assistance Desk or, if applicable, Special Lane Section for PWDs/pregnant women and Senior citizens.
1. Direct client/s to the appropriate front line service.
2. Provide the priority number to client/s.
Public Assistance
Staff
1 minute
2. Submit duly accomplished PMRF together with the Report of Employee-Members (Er2 Form) and supporting documents once the number is called
3. Receive and screen duly accomplished PMRF, Er2 and supporting documents
4. Reconcile the name/s of the employees indicated in the Er2 form against the attached PMRF
5. Return received copy of Er2 (if submitted PMRFs are more than 5); or advise the client to wait for the release of PhilHealth Identification Card (PIC) and Member Data Record (MDR) if submitted PMRFs are 5 and below at the Releasing Counter
Frontline Officer
25 minutes (for 5 PMRFs and below)
6-200 PMRFs for 3 working days
201 – 400 PMRFs for 5 working days
401 and above for 10 working days
3. Receive advice and received copy of ER2 from the Frontline Officer if documents submitted are to be mailed or proceed to the Releasing Counter once the name of the company/ business is called.
6. Endorse PMRFs to Support Officer for processing
7. Process PMRFs (Detailed Processing) 7.1. Verify if name of employee already
exists in the system 7.2. Encode data indicated in the PMRF
in the system 7.3. Print PhilHealth Identification Cards
(PIC) and Member Data Record (MDR)
8. Release the PhilHealth Identification Card/s (PIC) and Member Data Record/s (MDR)
Frontline Officer
Frontline Officer
4. Receive copy of PIC and MDR at the Releasing Counter
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
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Household Employees (e.g. Kasambahays and Family Drivers)
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure and submit duly accomplished Kasambahay Unified Registration Form (KURF) and/or PMRF (for Family Driver)together with the Household Employment Unified Report (HEUR2) form and supporting documents (if any) to the frontline staff
2. Sign the processed HEUR2 and KURS and hand them back to the front line officer.
1. Receive and screen submitted KURF/PMRF and supporting documents
2. Reconcile the name/s of the Kasambahay/Family Driver indicated in the HEUR2 form against the attached KURF/PMRF
3. Acceptance of submitted KURF/PMRF 3.a. For 5 KURF/PMRF and below, advise client
to wait for the release of PIC, MDR and copy ofprocessedHEUR2
3.b. For more than 5 KURF/PMRF, receive the documents and inform client to return after 3 days for the release of PIC, MDR and copy of processedHEUR2.
4. Process KURFs/PMRF (for Family Drivers)
4.a. Verify if name of household employee already exists in the system.
4.b. Update / Encode data indicated in the
KURF in the system (via KURS). 4.c. Print PIC and MDR 4.d. Print and sign the processed HEUR2 and
KURF in 3 copies. 4.e. Require the client to sign also the above-
mentioned 3 copies. 4.f. Hand-over 1 duly-signed copies of the
processed HEUR2 and KURF to the client, and keep the 2 other originally-signed copies for endorsement to SSS and for PhilHealth record.
Frontline Officer
25 minutes (for 5 PMRFs and below)
3. Receive copy of processedHEUR2withapplicant’s signature, PIC and MDR from the frontline staff
5. Release the copy of processedHEUR2, PIC and MDR to household employee/ representative
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
Lifetime Members
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure information, PhilHealth Member Registration Form (PMRF) and queuing number at
1. Direct client/s to the appropriate front line service.
2. Provide the priority number to client/s.
Public Assistance
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1 minute
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Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
the Public Assistance Desk or if applicable, Special Lane for PWDs/ Pregnant Women and Senior Citizens,
2. Submit duly accomplished PMRF and supporting document/s, if applicable, once the number is called.
3. Receive and screen duly accomplished PMRF with supporting documents
4. Encode/clean-up detected multiplicity/assign/update member data and scan signature of member.
5. Print the Member Data Record (MDR) and Identification Card.
Frontline Officer
30 minutes per PMRF
6. Laminate the printed Identification Card with the ID picture of the Client/Member, if applicable
7. Release the laminated Identification Card to Client/Member together with the Member Data Record (MDR) and have the member sign/acknowledge receipt of documents
Frontline
Officer
3. Receive the Identification Card and Member Data Record (MDR) and acknowledge receipt
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
Senior Citizen Members
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure information, PhilHealth Member Registration Form (PMRF) and queuing number at the Special Lane for PWDs/Pregnant Women and Senior Citizens
1. Direct client to the appropriate lane 2. Provide priority number
Public Assistance Staff
1 minute
2. Submit duly accomplished PMRF and supporting documents after the number is called
3. Receive and screen duly accomplished PMRF with supporting document/s.
4. Encode/clean-up detected multiplicity/update member data if with existing record. If none, issue PIN.
5. Print Member Data Record (MDR) and PhilHealth Identification Card
Frontline officer
10 minutes per PMRF
3. Sign name in the PhilHealth ID card
6. Release MDR and PhilHealth ID Frontline officer
4. Receive the Identification Card & Member Data Record (MDR)
7. Acknowledge receipt of documents Frontline officer
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
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Informal Sector (Formerly known as Individually Paying Program/IPP Members)
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure and fill-up (information), PhilHealth Member Registration Form (PMRF) and get queuing number at the Public Assistance Desk or if applicable, Special Lane for PWDs/ Pregnant Women and Senior Citizens.
1. Direct client/s to the appropriate front line service.
2. Provide the priority number to client/s.
Public Assistance
Staff
1 minute
2. Submit duly accomplished PMRF and supporting documents and payment slip once the number is called.
3. Receive and screen duly accomplished PMRF with supporting documents
4. Evaluate the completeness of data in the PMRF
5. Encode/assign/update in the MCIS 6. Print the Member data Record (MDR)
and PhilHealth Identification Card (PIC) of the Client/Member
7. Endorse payment slip to the assigned payment processor and advise to proceed to the Payment Processor window and return after payment has been made
Frontline Officer
10minutes per PMRF
3. Proceed to the Cashier’s window once number is called, tender payment (premium contribution) and receive Official Receipt
8. Encode payment slip and assign number
9. Advise member to proceed to Cashier’s Window once the number is called
Payment Processor/ Collecting
Officer
5 minutes
4. 5. Proceed to Frontline Officer and
receive PIC and MDR
10. Receive payment from client, print Official Receipt (OR) and issue OR
Collecting Officer
5 minutes
*Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction excluding queuing for payment
Foreign Nationals
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure information, PhilHealth Member Registration Form (PMRF) and queuing number at the Special Lane for PWDs/Pregnant Women and Senior Citizens
1. Direct client to the appropriate lane 2. Provide priority number
Public Assistance Staff
1 minute
2. Secure/Submit duly accomplished
3. Receive and screens duly accomplished PMRF and verify authenticity of
Frontline Officer
10 minutes per PMRF
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PMRF, PRA Identification Card or Special Resident Retiree’s Visa (SRRV) , Alien Certificate of Registration Identity Card (ACR I-Card) and supporting documents after the number is called
supporting documents. 4. Evaluate the completeness of data in the
PMRF 5. Encode/assign/update member’s data in
the MCIS 6. Advise Client /Member to pay to the
nearest Accredited Collecting Agent (ACA) and return after the payment has been made and submit PhilHealth’s copy of Official Receipt (OR)
7. Print Member Data Record (MDR) and PhilHealth Identification Card (PIC) of the Client/Member
3. Proceed to the Cashier’s window once number is called, tender payment (premium contribution) and receive Official Receipt
8. Encode payment slip and assign number 9. Advise member to proceed to Cashier’s
Window once the number is called
Payment Processor/Collecting Officer
5 minutes
4. Proceed to Frontline Officer and receive PIC and MDR
10. Receive payment from client, print Official Receipt (OR) and issue OR
Collecting Officer
5 minutes
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
Migrant Workers (Land-based)
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure information, PhilHealth Member Registration Form (PMRF) and queuing number at the Public Assistance Desk or if applicable, Special Lane for PWDs/ Pregnant Women and Senior Citizens
1. Direct client/s to the appropriate front line service.
2. Provide the priority number to client/s.
Public Assistance
Staff
1 minute
2. Submit duly accomplished PMRF and supporting documents and payment slip once the number is called.
3. Receive and screen duly accomplished PMRF with supporting documents and payment slip
4. Encode/assign/update member’s data 5. Endorse payment slip to the assigned
Payment Processor/ Collecting Officer and advise client to proceed to the Payment Processor window and return after payment has been made
Frontline Officer
10 minutes per PMRF
3. Proceed to the Payment Processor desk and receive
6. Encode payment slip and assign number
Payment Processor/
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Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
priority number 7. Advise member to proceed to Cashier’s Window once the number is called
Collecting Officer
4. Proceed to the Cashier’s window once number is called, tender payment (premium contribution) and receive Official Receipt
8. Receive payment, issue OR and advice client/member to proceed to Frontline Officer to get PhilHealth Identification Card (PIC) / Member Data Record (MDR)
Collecting Officer
5 minutes
5. Receive PIC and MDR from Frontline Officer
9. Print and release MDR and PIC Frontline Officer
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
Updating of Membership Records
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure information, PhilHealth Member Registration Form (PMRF) and queuing number at the Public Assistance Desk or If applicable, Special Lane for PWDs/ Pregnant Women and Senior Citizens
1. Direct client/s to the appropriate front line service.
2. Provide the priority number to client/s.
Public Assistance
Staff
1 minute
2. Submit duly accomplished PhilHealth Member Registration Form (PMRF)/ER3and supporting documents once number is called
3. Receive and screen duly accomplished PMRF with supporting documents
4. Encode/update Client/Member’s data 5. Print amended Member Data Record
(MDR)/ PhilHealth Identification Card (PIC- if applicable)
6. Release amended MDR/PIC(if applicable) to the member or Employer Data Record (EDR) to the Employer
Frontline Officer
15 minutes per PMRF/ER3
3. Receive updated MDR/PIC (if applicable)/EDR
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
Request for Records (e.g. MDR, Certificates, ID/PIC, CE1)
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure information, queuing number and request from the Public Assistance Desk or if applicable, Special Lane Section for PWDs/ pregnant women and Senior Citizens
1. Direct client/s to the appropriate front line service.
2. Provide the priority number to client/s.
Public Assistance
Staff
1 minute
2. Submit duly accomplished request for documents
3. Receive properly filled-out request form with supporting documents
Frontline Officer
15 minutes (per requested
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Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
form(with supporting documents if applicable) once number is called
(if applicable) 4. Process request of client 5. Release requested documents and
require member to acknowledge receipt of documents
form/ document)
3. Receive requested document and acknowledge receipt
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
REGISTRATION (Formal Sector)
Employers (Government and Private)
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure information, Employer Data Record (ER1)and queuing number at the Public Assistance Desk or if applicable, Special Lane Section for PWDs/ pregnant women and Senior Citizens
1. Direct client/s to the appropriate front line service.
2. Provide the priority number to client/s.
Public Assistance
Staff
1 minute
2. Submit duly accomplished Employer Data Record (ER1 Form) and supporting documents (e.g., Unified Registration Record (URR) issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) or Info Sheet issued by DTI containing their SEC or DTI Registration Certificate Number, PEN, TIN, and employer numbers issued by SSS and Pag-IBIG Fund; ; or business permit for those who have not passed thru the SEC-IBRS or PBR)once the number is called
3. Receive and screen duly accomplished ER1 Form together with supporting documents(e.g., URR or Info Sheet; or business permit)
4. Search in MCIS the issued PEN found in the URR or Info Sheet; or Encode to MCIS (applicants which have not passed thru the SEC-IBRS or PBR)
5. Print the Employer Data Record and Certificate of Registration
6. Release the Employer Data Record and Certificate of Registration
Frontline Officer
15 minutes per ER1
3. Receive the Employer Data Record and Certificate of Registration
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
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Registration Procedures for Household Employers
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure and fill-out Household Employer Unified Registration (HEUR1) form
Frontline Officer
s 15 minutes per HEUR1
2. Submit duly accomplished form and supporting documents to the frontline staff
3. Sign the processed HEUR1 and hand them back to the front line officer
1. Receive and screen duly accomplished HEUR1 and supporting documents
2. Process HEUR1 in the KURS 2.a. Encode in the KURS’ Household employer module. 2.b. Print and sign the processed HEUR1 in 3 copies. 2.c. Require the client to sign also the said 3 copies. 2.d. Hand‐over one (1) duly‐signed copies of the processed HEUR1 to the client, and KEEP the two (2) other originally‐signed copies for endorsement to SSS and for PhilHealth record.
3. Print the Employer Data Record (EDR).
4. Receive the EDR and copy of processed HEUR1 with applicant’s signature.
4. Release the Employer Data Record and COR to household employer/representative
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
PAYMENT OF PREMIUM CONTRIBUTIONS
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure information, PhilHealth Premium Payment Slip (PPPS) and queuing number at the Public Assistance Desk or if applicable, Special Lane Section for PWDs/ pregnant women and Senior Citizens
1. Direct client/s to the appropriate front line service.
2. Provide the priority number to client/s.
Public Assistance
Staff
1 minute
2. Submit duly accomplished PPPS to Cashier's window and tender payment once priority number is called
3. Receive and encode payment slip, 4. Receive money from the
Client/Member and print Official Receipt(OR)
5. Release/ Issue PhilHealth Official Receipt
Note: LHIOs may combine all PhilHealth actions
Collecting Officer
10minutes per transaction
Receive PhilHealth Official Receipt
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
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SUBMISSION OF RF1 REMITTANCE REPORTS FOR GIDA AREAS (Only for non EPRS users located in GIDAS or areas with no ISP)
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure information and/or queuing number at the Public Assistance Desk or if applicable, Special Lane Section for PWDs/ pregnant women and Senior Citizens
1. Direct client/s to the appropriate front line service.
2. Provide the priority number to client/s.
Public Assistance
Staff
1 minute
2. Submit remittance report (RF-1) and/or diskette/ flash drive once number is called
3. Receive and screen remittance report (as to number and/or data stored in the diskette/flash drive).
4. Stamp “received” on the remittance report
5. Return received copy of remittance report/flash drive to client.
Frontline Officer
20 minutes per transaction
30 minutes (soft copy)per transaction
3. Receive copy of acknowledged remittance report
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
INQUIRY / PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
Proceed to the Public Assistance Desk/ Corner and ask for information.
Accommodate client’s inquiry Frontline Officer
8 minutes
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
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FILING OF CLAIMS
Filing of Claims By Members (Direct Filing)
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure information and/or queuing number at the Public Assistance Desk or if applicable, Special Lane Section for PWDs/ pregnant women and Senior Citizens
1. Direct client/s to the appropriate front line service.
2. Provide the priority number to client/s.
Public Assistance
Staff
1 minute
2. When priority number is called, submit duly accomplished acknowledgement receipt form, PhilHealth claims with supporting documents once priority number is called
3. Receive and screen claims as to completeness of documentary requirements (non-medical).
4. Stamp “received” the acknowledgement receipt form and return copy to client/member or return acknowledgement receipt and PhilHealth claim if with deficiency for client/member’s compliance
Frontline Officer
10 minutes
3. Receive acknowledgement receipt or claim with deficiency
5. Advise Client/Member to expect notice/Benefit Payment Notice (BPN) (within the 60-day period) or to comply with the required/deficient documents/information.
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
Filing of Claims By Health Care Institutions (HCIs)
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure information and/or queuing number at the Public Assistance Desk or if applicable, Special Lane Section for PWDs/ pregnant women and Senior Citizens
1. Direct client/s to the appropriate front line service.
2. Provide the priority number to client/s.
Public Assistance
Staff
1 minute
2. When priority number is called, proceed to Frontline Service Counter and submit claims together with the transmittal list
3. Receive and screen claims as to the correct number and names of claimants against transmittal list.
Frontline Officer
30 minutes for every 100
claims
3. Affix initials to copy of transmittal list, if with correction.
4. Stamp “received” on the transmittal list if there are no deficiencies in the transmittal and total number of claim; if there is/are name/s listed but no claims attached, cross-out name/s in the list and have the transmittal list initialed by the hospital representative/health care provider.
4. Receive copy of acknowledged 5. Return received copy of transmittal list
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Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
transmittal list
to hospital representative/health care provider and advise client that processing of claims will be done within the 60-day period
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
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SUBMISSION OF APPLICATION FOR ACCREDITATION
Application for Accreditation of Health Care Institutions (HCIs)
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure queuing number and information and payment slip at the Public Assistance Desk or if applicable, Special Lane Section for PWDs/ pregnant women and Senior Citizens
1. Direct client/s to the appropriate front line service.
2. Provide the priority number to client/s.
Public Assistance
Staff
1 minute
2. Submit duly accomplished application forms for accreditation and supporting documents together with the properly-filled -out payment slip once priority number is called
3. Receive Provider Data Record (PDR), other accreditation documentary requirements and payment slip (order of payment)
4. Screen application and other documentary requirements as to completeness of requirements
5. Write down the HCI data in the receiving logbook
Frontline Officer
30 minutes
3. If the application is not complete, get the receiving copy of the application, receive deficiency letter and explanation on the content of the letter and sign under “disposition” column in the receiving logbook
6. If the application is not complete, return the application to the HCI, furnish a Deficiency Letter, explain the content of the deficiency letter and ask HCI representative to sign under “disposition” column in the receiving logbook
7. If the application is complete, stamp complete the file copy and the receiving copy (PDR and the 1st page of the other requirements)
8. Endorse payment slip (order of payment) to client and advice to proceed to the Payment Processor window and return after payment has been made.
4. Proceed to Cashier 9. Receive payment for accreditation of the HCI, print and release Official Receipt
Collecting Officer
5. Proceed to frontline service counter and get receiving copy of the PDR and other requirements.
10. Release the receiving copy of the PDR and other requirements to the HCI representative
11. If LHIO has an Integrated PhilHealth Accreditation System (iPAS) , they will encode the following HCI data in the receiving module of IPAS: 11.a. Name of HCI 11.b. Address 11.c. Date of submission 11.d. OR number 11.e. Amount of payment 11.f. Date of Payment 11.g. Manner of submission 11.h. Documents submitted
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Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
Application for Accreditation for Health Care Professionals (HCPs)
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure queuing number and information and payment slip at the Public Assistance if applicable, Special Lane Section for PWDs/ pregnant women and Senior Citizens
1. Direct client/s to the appropriate front line service.
2. Provide the priority number to client/s.
Public Assistance
Staff
1 minute
2. Submit duly accomplished application form for accreditation and supporting documents
3. Receive application for accreditation, and other supporting documents
4. Screen as to completeness of requirements
5. Write down the HC Professional data in the receiving logbook
Frontline Officer
30 minutes
3. If the application is not complete, get the application and all other requirements, receive the deficiency letter and sign under “disposition” column in the receiving logbook
6. If the application is not complete, return the application to the HCI, furnish Deficiency Letter, explain content of deficiency letter and ask HCI representative to sign under “disposition” column in the receiving logbook
4. If the application is complete, get the receiving copy of all the requirements and receipt of payment.
7. If the application is complete, stamp complete the file copy and receiving copy of the application and the 1st page of the other requirements.
8. Release receiving copy of the application to the HCI applicant
9. If LHIO has iPAS, encode the following HCI data in the receiving module of IPAS 9.a. Name of HC Professional 9.b. Address 9.c. Date of submission 9.d. Manner of submission 9.e. Documents submitted
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
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CHECK RELEASING
Check Releasing (Pick-up by Member)
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure queuing number at the Public Assistance Desk or if applicable, Special Lane Section for PWDs/ pregnant women and Senior Citizens
1. Direct client/s to the appropriate front line service.
2. Provide the priority number to client/s.
Public Assistance
Staff
1 minute
2. Present valid IDs once number is called at the Check Releasing Counter/Cashier’s window
3. Verify if claim check is available, if not, advice client/member of status of the check (if not yet available, etc.)
4. Validate IDs presented if check is available and release to client/member.
5. Require member to acknowledge receipt of the check by signing the logbook.
Frontline Officer
15 minutes
3. Acknowledge receipt of check.
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
Check Releasing (Pick-up by Stakeholders)
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure information and queuing number at the Public Assistance Desk or if applicable, special lane section for PWDs/pregnant women or Senior Citizens
1. Direct client/s to the appropriate front line service.
2. Provide the priority number to client/s.
Public Assistance
Staff
1 minute
2. Present valid company IDs once priority number is called at the Check Releasing Counter/Cashier’s window
3. Receive and validate company ID Frontline Officer
30 minutes
3. Countercheck/validate cheques received then acknowledge receipt of check, affix signature in the logbook and disbursement voucher
4. Verify if check is available, if not, advice client of status of the check, if check is available release check to client.
5. Require client to acknowledge receipt of the check by signing the logbook and disbursement voucher.
4. Issue official receipt 6. Receive the official receipt and file
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
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REQUEST FOR SERVICES (e.g. Replacement of check; Adjustment of benefit payment; Adjustment of premium contribution; Filing of complaints against health providers/professionals; and Walk-in inquiries)
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure queuing number, information and applicable forms at the Public Assistance Desk or if applicable, Special Lane Section for PWDs/ pregnant women and Senior Citizens
1. Direct client/s to the appropriate front line service.
2. Provide the priority number to client/s.
Public Assistance
Staff
1 minute
2. Submit duly accomplished forms and supporting documents (if applicable) once priority number is called
3. Receive request form/applicable forms 4. Check/Evaluate documents received. 5. Provide feedback on requested
service; advise member/stakeholder appropriately
6. Ask member/stakeholder to affix signature in logbook to acknowledge filing of request
Frontline Officer
15 minutes per
transaction
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
FEEDBACK MECHANISM
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Proceed to the Local Health Insurance Office (LHIO)Head
1. Accommodate/handle client’s concern/s
2. Provide feedback and/or resolve the client’s concern
3. Advise/Assist client to fill-up feedback form (if necessary)
4. Politely close the conversation 5. Record the transaction
LHIO Head 20 minutes
2. Fill out feedback form 6. Retrieve the feedback form in the feedback box daily and record and resolve the issues in the feedback form
7. Refer to the appropriate office
Administrative Staff
Daily
3. Awaiting feedback 8. Provide feedback if necessary Concerned Office
Within 10 calendar days upon receipt
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
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PhilHealth Express
PhilHealth’s Satellite Offices situated in Malls
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PhilHealth Express – Services Offered
Membership
Services Forms Fees Duration*
Enrollment
Employee (for 5 PMRFs and below) PMRF None 25 minutes (for 5 PMRFs and below)
Lifetime Members (accepts and screens documents for membership registration only)
PMRF None 10 minutes per PMRF
Senior Citizen PMRF None 10 minutes per PMRF
Informal Economy
Informal Sector (formerly known as IPM) PMRF None 10 minutes per PMRF
Migrant Workers (Land-based) PMRF None 10 minutes per PMRF
Foreign Nationals PMRF None 10 minutes per PMRF
Kasambahay HEUR2, KURF None 25 minutes (for 5 PMRFs and below)
Registration
Employer - Registration
Government ER1, ER2, PMRF None 15 minutes per ER1
Private ER1, ER2, PMRF and URR or Info Sheet, if
applicable.
None 15 minutes per ER1
Household Employer HEUR1 None 15 minutes per HEUR1
Inquiry
General Information (all members) None None 8 minutes
Updating of Records
Members PMRF/ Employer’s List* None 15 minutes per
PMRF/ER1
Employers ER3 None 15 minutes per ER3
Submission of Reports
Employer: Hard copy RF1 Users (Employers with 10 and below Employees)
RF1 None 20 minutes per
transaction *Thru employers (List of employees per Section 15 (a) of RIRR of RA 7875, as amended. Being implemented thru PC No. 031-2015 and PhilHealth-SOP-02-01-005)
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
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ENROLLMENT
Enrollment Procedures for Government and Private Employees
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Submit duly accomplished PMRF forms together with the Report of Employee-Member (ER2) and supporting documents to the frontline staff
1. Receive and screen duly accomplished PMRF, ER2 and supporting documents;
2. Reconcile the name/s of the employees indicated in the ER2 form against the attached PMRF;
3. Acceptance of submitted PMRF 3.a. For 5 PMRF and below: Inform client to
wait for the release of PhilHealth Identification Card (PIC) and Member Data Record (MDR)
3.b. For more than 5 PMRF: Receive the documents and inform client to return after a week for the release of PIC and MDR*
4. Processing of PMRF 4.a. Verify if name of employee already
exists in the system; 4.b. Update / Encode data indicated in the
PMRF in the system; and 4.c. Print PIC and MDR
Frontline Officer
25 minutes (for 5 PMRFs and below)
6-200 PMRFs – 3 Days
201-500 PMRFs – 5 Days 501 and above
PMRFs – 10 Days
2. Receive copy of ER2, PIC and MDR from the frontline staff
1. Release the PIC and MDR and copy of ER2 to employer / representative.
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
Enrollment Procedures for Household Employees (e.g. Kasambahay& Family Drivers)
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure and submit duly accomplished Kasambahay Unified Registration Form (KURF) together with the Household Employment Unified Report (HEUR2) form and supporting documents (if any) to the frontline staff
1. Receive and screen submitted KURF and supporting documents
2. Reconcile the name/s of the Kasambahay indicated in the HEUR2 form against the attached KURF
3. Acceptance of submitted KURF 3.a. For 5 KURF and below, advise client to
wait for the release of PIC, MDR and copy of HEUR
3.b. For more than 5 KURF, receive the documents and inform client to return after 3 days for the release of PIC, MDR and copy of HEUR2.
4. Process KURFs/PMRF (for Family Drivers):
Frontline Officer
25 minutes (for 5 PMRFs and below)
6-200
PMRFs – 3 Days
201-500 PMRFs – 5 Days
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Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
2. Sign the processed HEUR2 and KURF and hand them back to the front line officer
4.a. Verify if name of household employee already exists in the system. 4.b. Update / Encode data indicated in the KURF in the system (KURS). 4.c. Print PIC and MDR 4.d. Print and sign the processed HEUR2 and KURF in 3 copies. 4.e. Require the client to sign also the abovementioned 3 copies. 4.f. Hand‐over one (1) duly‐signed copies of the processed HEUR2 and KURF to the client, and KEEP the two (2) other originally‐signed copies for endorsement to SSS and for PhilHealth record.
501 and above
PMRFs – 10 Days
3. Receive copy of processed HEUR2 and KURF with applicant’s signature, PIC and MDR from the frontline staff
5. Release the copy of processed KURF and HEUR2, PIC and MDR to household employee/ representative
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
Lifetime Members
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure and fill-out accomplished PMRF
Frontline Officer
10 minutes per PMRF
2. Submit duly accomplished PMRF together with the supporting documents
1. Receive and screen duly accomplished PMRF and supporting documents.
2. Verify if name of the enrollee already exists in the system. Encode/Clean-up detected multiplicity/ assign/ update member record.
3. If no record, assign PIN & encode data indicated in PMRF.
4. Print PhilHealth Identification Card (PIC) and MDR.
3. Affix signature in the PhilHealth Identification Card (PIC)
5. Let the enrollee signed the PIC 6. Attached the 1x1 picture of the
enrollee to the PIC and laminate.
4. Receive PIC and MDR from PhilHealth frontline staff
7. Release PIC and MDR to member
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
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Senior Citizen Members
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure and fill-out PhilHealth Member Registration Form (PMRF)
1. Direct client to the appropriate lane 2. Provide priority number
Frontline officer
10 minutes per PMRF
2. Submit duly accomplished PMRF and supporting documents
3. Receive and screen duly accomplished PMRF & supporting document/s.
4. Verify if name of the enrollee already exists in the system. Encode/ Clean-up detected multiplicity/ assign/ update member record.
5. If no record, assign PIN & encode data indicated in the PMRF
6. Print Member Data Record (MDR) and PhilHealth Card
3. Affix signature in the PIC
7. Assist member 8. Release MDR and PhilHealth ID
4. Acknowledge receipt of PhilHealth ID and MDR
9. Assist member in signing the logbook
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
Informal Economy
Informal Sector (Formerly known as Individually-Paying Program)
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure / Submit duly accomplished PMRF and supporting documents to the frontline staff
1. Receive and screen duly accomplished PMRF and supporting documents
2. Evaluate the completeness of data in the PMRF
3. Encode/assign/update member's data in the MCIS
4. Print the Member Data Record (MDR) and PhilHealth Identification Card (PIC) of the Client / Member
5. Advise Client/Member to pay to the nearest Accredited Collecting Agent (ACA) and return after payment has been made and submit PhilHealth's copy Official Receipt (OR)
Frontline Officer
10 minutes per PMRF
2. Pay the required premium contribution to the nearest ACA
3. Return to frontline staff and submit PhilHealth's copy Official Receipt (OR) as proof of payment
6. Receive PhilHealth's copy Official Receipt from Client /Member
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Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
4. Receive PIC and MDR from frontline staff
7. Release PIC and MDR to Member
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
Migrant Workers (Land-Based)
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure/Submit duly accomplished PMRF, proof of working abroad and other supporting documents
1. Receive and screen duly accomplished PMRF, proof of working abroad and supporting documents
2. Evaluate the completeness of data in the PMRF
3. Encode/assign/update member's data in the MCIS
4. Verify in the system the payment status of the Client/Member and provide Payment Slip indicating the coverage period and the amount to be paid in order to avoid overlapping of payments.
5. Advise Client/Member to pay to the nearest Accredited Collecting Agent (ACA) and return after payment has been made and submit PhilHealth's copy Official Receipt (OR)
6. Print the Member Data Record (MDR) and PhilHealth Identification Card (PIC) of the Client / Member
Frontline Officer
10 minutes per PMRF
2. Pay the required premium contribution to the nearest ACA
3. Return to frontline staff and submit PhilHealth's copy Official Receipt (OR) as proof of payment
7. Receive PhilHealth's copy Official Receipt (OR) from Client /Member
4. Receive PIC and MDR from frontline staff
8. Release PIC and MDR to Client/Member
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
Foreign Nationals
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure/Submit duly accomplished PMRF, Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR) and other supporting
1. Receive and screen duly accomplished PMRF, ACR and supporting documents
2. Evaluate the completeness of data in the PMRF
Frontline Officer
10 minutes per PMRF
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Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
documents
3. Encode/assign/update member's data in the MCIS
4. Advise Client/Member to pay to the nearest Accredited Collecting Agent (ACA) and return after payment has been made and submit PhilHealth's copy Official Receipt (OR)
5. Print the Member Data Record (MDR) and PhilHealth Identification Card (PIC) of the Client / Member
2. Pay the required premium contribution to the nearest ACA
3. Return to frontline staff and submit PhilHealth's copy Official Receipt (OR) as proof of payment
6. Receive PhilHealth's copy Official Receipt (OR) from Client /Member
4. Receive PIC and MDR from frontline staff
7. Release PIC and MDR to Client/Member
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
Registration Procedures for Employers (Formal Economy) Government and Private
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure and fill-up Employer Registration form (ER1)
2. Submit duly accomplished forms and supporting documents (e.g., URR or Info Sheet; or Business Permit for those who have not passed thru the SEC-IBRS or PBR) to the frontline staff
1. Receive and screen duly accomplished ER1 form together with supporting documents
2. Search in MCIS the issued PEN found in the URR or Info Sheet; or Encode to MCIS (for applicants which have not passed thru the SEC-IBRS or PBR)
3. Print the Employer Data Record (EDR) and Certificate of Registration (COR)
Frontline Officer
15 minutes per ER1
3. Receive the EDR and COR 4. Release the Employer Data Record and COR to employer / representative
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
Registration Procedures for Household Employers
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure and fill-out Household Employer Unified Registration (HEUR1) form
Frontline Officer
15 minutes per HEUR1
2. Submit duly accomplished form and supporting
1. Receive and screen duly accomplished HEUR1 and supporting documents, if
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Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
documents to the frontline staff
3. Sign the processed HEUR1 and hand them back to the front line officer;
applicable 2. Process HEUR1 in the KURS:
2.a. Encode in the KURS’ Household employer module. 2.b. Print and sign the processed HEUR1 in 3 copies. 2.c. Require the client to sign also the said 3copies. 2.d. Hand‐over one (1) duly‐signed copies of the processed HEUR1 to the client, and KEEP the two (2) other originally‐signed copies for endorsement to SSS and for PhilHealth record.
3. Print the Employer Data Record (EDR)
4. Receive the EDR and copy of processed HEUR1 with applicant’s signature
4. Release the Employer Data Record to household employer/representative
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
INQUIRY
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Proceed to the counter and ask the Frontline staff for the needed information
*Priority shall be given to PWDs, Pregnant Women and Senior Citizens
1. Accommodate Client/Member queries 2. Provide satisfying action to the
member's query/ies
Frontline Officer
8 minutes
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
UPDATING OF RECORDS
Members
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure / Submit PMRF /KURF and supporting documents to the frontline staff
1. Receive and screen duly accomplished PMRF /KURF Form and supporting documents
2. Update Member's data 3. Print amended MDR/PIC (if applicable)
Frontline Officer
15 minutes per
PMRF/KURF
2. Receive updated MDR/PIC (if applicable)
4. Release amended MDR/PIC to the member (if applicable)
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
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Employers
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Secure / submit Employer Data Amendment Form (ER3)/ HEUR1 and supporting documents to the frontline staff
1. Receive and screen duly accomplished Employer Data Amendment Form (ER3)and supporting documents
2. Update employer's data 3. Print amended Employer Data Record
(EDR)
Frontline Officer
15 minutes per
ER1/HEUR1
2. Receive updated EDR 4. Release amended Employer Data Record (EDR) to employer / representative
Note: Under normal circumstances per transaction
SUBMISSION OF REPORTS
Employers(only for non EPRS users located in GIDAS or areas with no ISP)
Client Step PhilHealth Action Office/Person Responsible
Duration*
1. Submit Remittance Report (RF1-hard copy) to the frontline staff
1. Receive and screen RF1 as to number of employees and other data in the RF1 and the attached Official Receipt/s
2. Stamp "Received" on RF1 with 10 employees and below and return copy of received RF1 to employer / representative.
Frontline Officer
Hard Copy – 20 minutes per transaction Softcopy -30 minutes per transaction 2. Receive copy of acknowledged
RF1
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Feedback and Redress Mechanism
Client Feedback Form (Page 1)
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Client Feedback Form (Page 2)
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Anti-Fixer Campaign Banner
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Anti-Fixer Calling Card
3.5 inches
2 inches
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Annex A
Table 1.Premium Contribution Table for the Formal Economy including sea-based employees and Kasambahay (January to December 2014 only perPC57, s2012)
Salary Bracket
Salary Range Salary Base Total Monthly Premium
Employee Share*
Employer Share
1
8,999.99 and below
8,000.00
200.00
100.00
100.00
2
9,000.00-9,999.99
9,000.00
225.00
112.50
112.50
3
10,000.00-10,999.99
10,000.00
250.00
125.00
125.00
4
11,000.00-11,999.99
11,000.00
275.00
137.50
137.50
5
12,000.00-12,999.99
12,000.00
300.00
150.00
150.00
6
13,000.00-13,999.99
13,000.00
325.00
162.50
162.50
7
14,000.00-14,999.99
14,000.00
350.00
175.00
175.00
8
15,000.00-15,999.99
15,000.00
375.00
187.50
187.50
9
16,000.00-16,999.99
16,000.00
400.00
200.00
200.00
10
17,000.00-17,999.99
17,000.00
425.00
212.50
212.50
11
18,000.00-18,999.99
18,000.00
450.00
225.00
225.00
12
19,000.00-19,999.99
19,000.00
475.00
237.50
237.50
13
20,000.00-20,999.99
20,000.00
500.00
250.00
250.00
14
21,000.00-21,999.99
21,000.00
525.00
262.50
262.50
15
22,000.00-22,999.99
22,000.00
550.00
275.00
275.00
16
23,000.00-23,999.99
23,000.00
575.00
287.50
287.50
17
24,000.00-24,999.99
24,000.00
600.00
300.00
300.00
18
25,000.00-25,999.99
25,000.00
625.00
312.50
312.50
19
26,000.00-26,999.99
26,000.00
650.00
325.00
325.00
20
27,000.00-27,999.99
27,000.00
675.00
337.50
337.50
21
28,000.00-28,999.99
28,000.00
700.00
350.00
350.00
22
29,000.00-29,999.99
29,000.00
725.00
362.50
362.50
23
30,000.00-30,999.99
30,000.00
750.00
375.00
375.00
24
31,000.00-31,999.99
31,000.00
775.00
387.50
387.50
25
32,000.00-32,999.99
32,000.00
800.00
400.00
400.00
26
33,000.00-33,999.99
33,000.00
825.00
412.50
412.50
27
34,000.00-34,999.99
34,000.00
850.00
425.00
425.00
28
35,000.00 and up
35,000.00
875.00
437.50
437.50
*Employee share represents half of the total monthly premium while the other half is shouldered by the employer. **For “Kasambahay” receiving a wage of less than Five Thousand Pesos (P5,000.00) per month, the employer will shoulder both the employee and employer share based on the premium schedule.
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Annex B
Table 2.Premium Contribution Table for the Informal Economy /Sponsored Members
Member Category Premium Rates
Self-Earning Individuals 3,600/annum
PRA Foreign Retirees 15,000/annum
Other Foreign Retirees 17,000/annum
Informal members with income P25,000 and below 2,400/annum
Sponsored Members 2,400/annum
Table 3.Premium Contribution Table for Migrant Workers
Member Category Premium Rates
Land-based 2,400/annum
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Annex C Table 4.Schedule of Accreditation Fee for Health Care Institutions
INSTITUTIONS INITIAL, CONTINUOUS/
RE-ACCREDITATION (PRIVATE/GOVERNMENT)
Level III Hospitals (teaching Hospitals) P 10,000.00
Level II Hospitals P 8,000.00
Level I Hospitals P 5,000.00
Primary Care Facility (Infirmary/Dispensary) P 3,000
Specialty Hospital Based on the service Capability of the hospital
Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASCs) P 5,000.00
Free Standing Dialysis Centers (FDCs)- HD and PD P 5,000.00
Primary Care Benefit Providers (PCB) P 1,000.00
TB-DOTS Provider P 1,000.00
Non-Hospital Maternity Care Providers P 1,500.00
PCB (OPB) and DOTS Providers P 1,000.00
PCB (OPB) and MCP Providers P 1,500.00
PCB, DOTS and MCP Providers P 1,500
MCP and DOTS Providers P 1,500.00
Animal Bite Package Providers P 1,000