beneficiary pwede bang mkagamit ng philhealth sa owwa

wireless

tanung kulang po kung pwede ba mka avail ng philhealth yung beneficiary ng isang ofw sa owwa?

juaquil

Kabayan good day po!

Maka kaka avail po ang inyong beneficiary, provided however
A)Dapat na update ninyo ang inyong Philhealth Premiums every year po,para sa ating mga OFWs
900 PHP 1 year.

B) Dapat naisama ninyo sa inyong OFWs informaton sheet , ang name ng inyong Beneficiaries.

So ang dapat gawin po ng inyong Beneficiary pumunta sa pinakamaapit na Philhealth office at mag inquire
about sa reqiurements, at Philheath programs for OFWs beneficiaries.

At For more information Starting this month of February Welof. Maam Rose Ilo of OWWA
will be Stationed at FEWA office in Woori Bank Hyewa- dong , at 2nd floor - evey 2nd Sunday and 4rth sunday
of the month, but this 2nd Sunday Hindi pa maka pag start because of Korean new year.Porpusely WelOf Rose
Will be receiving your OWWA Membership fee and issuance of OEC for vacationing OFWs,and also Counseling.
She is a Psychologist.
We, invite to visit our Office and I'm sure,she can give you a complete information.

Thankyou very much . God bless you po...

wireless · Subject: thnak u Wed Feb 10, 2010 1:01 am

kabayan maraming maraming salamat sa pag sagot aking katanungan.mabuhay po kayu.

teodoro

philhealth,tanong ko lng po kung pwede ko rin maging beneficiary ang father ko sa pilipinas gayong may asawa na po ako,at paano po ang dapat kong gawin upang magkaroon sya ng philhealth,salamat po,god bless...

dave

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philhealth,tanong ko lng po kung pwede ko rin maging beneficiary ang father ko sa pilipinas gayong may asawa na po ako,at paano po ang dapat kong gawin upang magkaroon sya ng philhealth,salamat po,god bless...

kabayang teodoro,

for parents, according to policy, pwede lang maging beneficiary if their age are 60-years or more... please refer below for more details...

PhiliHealth Qualified Dependents

The following also enjoy PhilHealth coverage without additional premiums for each qualified dependent:

1) Legal spouse (non-member or membership is inactive)
2) Child/ren - legitimate, legitimated, acknowledged and illegitimate (as appearing in birth certificate) adopted or step below 21 years of age, unmarried and unemployed. Also covered are child/ren 21 years old or above but suffering from congenital disability, either physical or mental, or any disability acquired that renders them totally dependent on the member for support.
3) Parents (non-members or membership is inactive) who are 60 years old, including stepparents (biological parents already deceased) and adoptive parents (with adoption papers).

All of your qualified dependents shall be entitled to a separate coverage for up to 45 days per calendar year. However, their 45 days allowance will be shared among them.

Important:

Your dependents need to be declared and/or updated with PhilHealth to include them in your Member Data Record or MDR, your official membership profile with PhilHealth. Your updated MDR will make your benefit availments easier and convenient.