How Can I See My Philhealth Contribution

I want to continue paying my Philhealth contribution, what will i do?

PhilHealth costs P100 per month, per family, usually paid every three months at a participating bank (e.g., MetroBank, United Coconut Planters Bank, etc.) or to the PhilHealth representative who will have office hours at the local office or at the local Municipal Hall (Municipio) or at the Municipio of the closest big town or city.

The first three months are not covered, but after that you are covered for the following three months as long as you make the regular payments. You must pay by about the middle of the third month of each period to maintain your coverage. For example, if your first payment was in early December, that was your initial payment, and you have been covered since the beginning of January. Your next payment would be due during the first half of March, the next one during the first half of June, and so on every three months.

PhilHealth coverage, which is only for hospital stays greater than 24 hours, has limits in the coverage for each type of service, so if you go to a private hospital, you will pay much more than if you use the municipal hospital. You're better to get prescription drugs "in-house", i.e., at the hospital pharmacy (if the drugs are available there). If you use an outside pharmacy, you must keep your receipts and submit them to PhilHealth for reimbursement. Outside food is not covered at all.

Feel free to email me if you have any questions. I had two major surgeries while in the Philippines, and both went well.

What is my Philhealth Number?

Check with your employer. You would apply for your PIN through your employer.

Per the PhilHealth web site:

For newly hired employees without PIN yet:
- Fill out PhilHealth Membership Registration Form
- Attach clear copy of supporting documents for qualified dependents declared
- Submit to the HR Department for them to forward the above documents to PhilHealth together with Er2 Form (Report of Employee-Members).
- After processing, PhilHealth will send the member, through the employer, his/her PhilHealth Identification Number or PIN and a copy of the Member Data Record

The PIN is for lifetime use and need not be changed. PhilHealth advises members and employers that the number should be kept within reach preferably in the cellphone to enable the member to use it anytime the need arises.

... http://www.philhealth.gov.ph/members/emp... and http://www.philhealth.gov.ph/media/news/...

Or contact Head Office

Citystate Centre, 709 Shaw Boulevard, Pasig City 1603, Philippines

Healthline: 637-9999
(Trunkline connecting all departments in the head office)

Email: info@philhealth.gov.ph

What is my philhealth number?

If you have already worked in the Philippines either as a public or private employee and your employer has deducted PhilHealth contribution from your salary, it is possible that you are already a PhilHealth member and have your own membership number. This number will be your lifetime number even if your membership category has changed. This number shall be permanent and must be used in all your transactions with Philhealth.
For you to know your PhilHealth number, y inform Philihealth of your complete name (firstname, middlename, lastname) and birthdate through telephone numbers 637-3754 or text to 0918-9635396 or e-mail to owp@philhealth.gov.ph for proper verification of your record.

What is my philhealth number?

1. Workers in the Philippines are obliged to pay contribution for PhilHealth, both employees in the private and public sectors.

2. Every worker has a PhilHealth account and membership number. This number will be your lifetime and permanent No .

3. Not all members know their membership number though they know that they have filled out a form. They pay but they don’t know their No .

4. How Do you Get your PhilHealth Number ?

•Inform PhilHealth of your complete information like first name, middle name, last name, and birth date. You can reach the office through these contact numbers 637-3654 and 09189635396. You can reach the latter through text. You can also reach them via email (owp@philhealth.gov.ph) so you can verify your Member’s Data Record (MDR).

•You can try through PhilHealth textline (www.philhealth.gov.ph/txtph.htm). I happened to encounter a post that strongly said this works. Follow the instructions below:

Type PHIC[space]PIN[space]LName, FName[space]BDAY[mmddyyyy] and send to 2960 e.g. PHIC PIN DELA CRUZ,JUAN 08191975

For those who have extension name (Jr., Sr., III, etc.), type

PHIC PIN DELA CRUZ,JUAN JR 08191975

The textline also offers services like PhilHealth benefits, qualified dependents, claims status check, ID card replacement, employer PhilHealth no ., PhilHealth address and contact info.

5. For details, please read at:

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