Can I pay my PhilHealth contribution thru GCash?
Save yourself from the hassle of going to the PHILHEALTH office. This service allows you to pay your contributions whenever, wherever using e-wallets (GCash and Maya) or credit/debit cards.
- Go to the PhilHealth website and click 'Online Services'
- Under 'Member Portal', click 'Register/Login'. ...
- Click 'Payment Management" and choose 'Generate SPA'. ...
- Select 'Generate Statement of Premium Account (SPA)'.
- Choose MYEG Philippines as the Accredited Collecting Agent.
- Bank of the Philippine Islands (via Bizlink)
- Citibank N.A. (Citidirect)
- IPAY-MYEG Philippines, Inc.
- Land Bank of the Philippines (via EPS)
- Security Bank Corporation (via Digibanker)
- Union Bank of the Philippines (via OneHUB)
- BancNet Inc.(via e-Gov facility)
What Happens if You Don't Pay PhilHealth Contributions? The good news is no one will be denied of PhilHealth coverage due to non-payment of premiums. If you miss a payment you will be billed monthly with interest as a consequence.
If the Payment Management module isn't viewable, this means you are registered to a different membership category.
- Download PhilHealth Member Registration Form or (PMRF)
- Tick FOR UPDATING on the upper right-hand corner of the PMRF.
- Fill out PMRF as appropriate.
- Submit properly filled out PMRF to the nearest PhilHealth Office.
- Await printout of updated Member Data Record.
Philhealth (PHIC) Payment Deadlines
Monthly contribution or deductions for PHIC (PHIC Form RF1) must be paid on or before the 10th day of the following month.
Advance payment is allowed based on the length of contract and current premium rates. A member who fails to pay the premium after due date will be required to pay all missed contributions with monthly compounded interest.
In accordance with PhilHealth Circular No. 2020-0005 on the "Premium Contribution Schedule in the National Health Insurance Program (Revision 1)," all Direct Contributors are hereby advised that the premium rate for CY 2022 is 4.0%, with an income floor of P10,000 and income ceiling of P80,000 effective January 2022.
The premium rate for CY 2023 remains at 4% with an income ceiling of P80,000, and a separate Advisory will be issued to provide guidelines for implementing the said directive, particularly for the direct contributors.
How much is PhilHealth 2022 contribution?
Under the UHC Act, PhilHealth contributions are to increase yearly, starting in 2020, when they were due to rise 3%, followed by 3.5% in 2021, 4% in 2022, 4.5% in 2023, until the increases hit 5% in 2024-2025.
Retroactive payment is allowed only if the member has established nine (9) consecutive months of premiums prior to the unpaid period.
You will be allowed to pay for missed months as long as you have paid nine consecutive monthly contributions before you stopped making payments. Otherwise, you need to consult the nearest PhilHealth office in your area to determine the amount you need to pay, plus interests and fines.
3. Who is an Inactive Member? An Inactive Member is a registered member who has no qualifying contributions and is not entitled to avail of PhilHealth benefits. 4.
The easiest and fastest way to know your PhilHealth contribution remittance status is to use the PhilHealth Member Portal, the online facility for viewing your membership and contribution records. To access PhilHealth's online facility, you have to register for an account first.
Payment of at least three (3) months monthly premiums within six (6) months prior to the month of confinement. For example, if a member gets confined in June, he/she must have given three months of monthly premium from December to May. The contributions need not be consecutive.
| Year | Monthly Basic Salary | Premium Rate |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 | 10,000 | 2.75% |
| 10,000.01 to 49,999.99 | ||
| 50,000 |
Corporation (PhilHealth) is extending its deadline for employers to remit their contributions for the applicable month of January until February 22, 2021.
Through the PhilHealth website:
Visit www.philhealth.gov.ph, click the Member tab, click Individually Paying tab and go to “View Payments thru R-B-A”. The member or his authorized representative shall type the PIN and Reference Number in the provided space and then click Submit.
How many times per year can we use PhilHealth? Members of PhilHealth are allowed a maximum of 45 days of confinement per calendar year (1). Each calendar year, the member's qualified dependents receive an additional 45 days of benefits. The 45-day allowance, however, will be shared among them.
How much can I claim from PhilHealth?
For mild case, a maximum of P6,200 (Outpatient and ER); for moderate case, a maximum of P190,000; For critical case, a maximum of P133,000 March 8, 2021 PhilHealth Board approved the benefit cap for hospitalization claims under the Covid 19 vaccine injury package to P100,000 per beneficiary.
Payment can be made monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually.
Senior Citizens who are gainfully employed or who remain to have regular sources of income shall continue to pay their premium contributions to PhilHealth under the applicable membership categories.
Under Section 5 of RA 10645, all senior citizens shall be covered by PhilHealth. Their annual premium contributions shall be borne by the National Government from the proceeds of RA No. 10351 (Sin Tax Law), provided that they are not currently covered by any existing (membership) category of PhilHealth.
To ensure fast and easy quality service, the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) has partnered with Bayad Center for the use of the 1Pay Machine.
Under the UHC Act, PhilHealth contributions are to increase yearly, starting in 2020, when they were due to rise 3%, followed by 3.5% in 2021, 4% in 2022, 4.5% in 2023, until the increases hit 5% in 2024-2025.
- Download PhilHealth Member Registration Form or (PMRF)
- Tick FOR UPDATING on the upper right-hand corner of the PMRF.
- Fill out PMRF as appropriate.
- Submit properly filled out PMRF to the nearest PhilHealth Office.
- Await printout of updated Member Data Record.