The PhilHealth chief said they would also be expanding members’ hospitalization coverage by 50 percent, in response to lawmakers’ concerns that the state health insurer must better utilize its ...

Go said PhilHealth should not delay reforms resulting in excessive reserve funds. "If you only set aside what is legally required for reserve funds, that should be sufficient," the senator added.

'Any sort of diminution of PhilHealth benefits will affect the poor, low-income, and even middle class households the worst,' says Sonny Africa, executive director of Ibon Foundation ...

PhilHealth still has a P150-billion surplus from its 2024 budget even if it was given zero subsidy in 2025.

After Congress approved a zero government subsidy for the Philippine Health Insurance Corp., the state insurer's board of directors raised its corporate operating budget to P284 billion for 2025.

Health Secretary Ted Herbosa said Monday that even as the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) is expected to get zero subsidy under the 2025 national budget, it still has a P150 ...

Due to its whopping P600-billion reserve funds, the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. will be getting zero subsidy for 2025, Sen. Grace Poe confirmed on Wednesday.

STATE-RUN Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) will not be receiving any subsidies from the national government next year. Senate Committee on Finance Chairperson and Senator Grace ...

PhilHealth president and CEO Emmanuel Ledesma thus said before lawmakers on Tuesday days after Congress passed the proposed P6.325-trillion national budget without the P74-billion national government ...

State medical insurer PhilHealth will receive no government subsidy in the proposed 2025 national budget, the bicameral conference committee announced.

But the irony is that paying off the ransom would probably cost our taxpayers less than letting PhilHealth management run our universal health-care system to the ground, given its “incompetence and ...

Members readmitted due to the same illness in a span of 90 days can now avail of PhilHealth benefits after the state health insurer lifted its Single Period of Confinement policy beginning October ...