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The Philippine Health Insurance Corp. in Western Visayas (PhilHealth-6) has paid over PHP1.97 billion for 257,084 dialysis claims in Western Visayas and Negros Occidental during the first six months ...
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The Manila Times on MSNUpgraded PhilHealth primary care program rolled outPRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday launched the Philippine Health Insurance Corp.’s (PhilHealth) Yaman ng Kalusugan ...
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. leads the launching of the ‘Yaman ng Kalusugan’ Program, the enhanced and expanded model of ...
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Philstar.com on MSNPresident Marcos launches PhilHealth’s expanded primary care packageFilipinos can now avail themselves of more medicines and laboratory tests, including cancer screening, under the Philippine ...
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Friday launched the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation’s (PhilHealth) Yaman ng ...
AS widespread flooding due to monsoon rains continues to impact many parts of the country, the Philippine Health Insurance ...
On July 28, 2025, following President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr.'s 4th State of the Nation Address (SONA), heads of ...
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PhilHealth to reduce premiums, expand coveragePhilHealth’s surplus funds, which stand at P150 billion, and reserve funds exceeding P200 billion, remain a key concern for the House, led by Speaker Martin Romualdez, who vowed to initiate ...
THE Department of Health (DOH) on Friday clarified that the zero-balance billing policy fully covers patients admitted to ...
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GMA News Online on MSNExpanded PhilHealth benefits, food stamps boost Pinoys' access to servicesPresident Marcos emphasized that part of his administration's crucial mandate was to bring affordable and accessible health ...
Finance chief Recto says P53.26B in subsidies is proposed for PhilHealth in 2026, as benefit payouts surge despite reduced reserves and no 2025 subsidy.
“As of October 2024, PhilHealth holds a surplus of P150 billion, and a total reserve of P280 billion, complemented by an investment fund nearing P490 billion as of November 2024. These figures ...
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