Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (Philhealth) has moved the implementation of the increase in premium rate for individually paying members (IPM) from July to October.
Philhealth announced late last year that its IPM premium will increase from P1,200 per year to P2,400. However, to provide more opportunity for consultation with various sectors and to give members additional time to prepare for the increase, Philhealth deferred the July 1, 2012 increase to Oct. 1, 2012.
Individually paying members who are currently paying premium at a rate of P1,200 per year or P300 per quarter will be computed the same premium rate for payments covering the third and fourth quarter 2012 if they pay before October.
A similar discounted premium will be computed if they choose to pay in advance the premium covering the whole of 2013 before October 2012.
Premium of sponsored members has also been pegged at P2,400 per family per year beginning this year. But a fifty percent discount on the premium is granted to sponsors who will commit to subsidize the premium of poor families until 2013.
Members of the Overseas Workers Program, however, still currently pay an annual premium of P1,200. But effective January 2013, their premium will also be computed at P2,400 per year.
Premiums of employed members for next year will be computed at a rate of three percent of their basic monthly salary, except those earning P7,000 and below who will be paying a monthly premium of P210 and those earning P50,000 and above who will be paying a monthly premium of P1,500.
Half of this amount will be shouldered by the employer. –Cebu Daily News
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