Hospital issues statement amid scrutiny over emergency coverage rules and 24-hour confinement policy
PhilHealth is supposed to be the people’s safety net when it comes to health-related concerns.
PhilHealth refused to cover a 25-year contributor’s ₱200,000 bill.
Alman-Najar Namla claims that the response was only damage control rather than compassion.
₱200,000 bill not covered as he was confined for less than 24 hours.
All tests are recommended based on the patient’s age, risk factors, and health assessment conducted by a physician.
Providers cite delayed reimbursements behind non-renewal as patients are advised to switch accredited facilities to avoid disruption in free healthcare services.
Qualified patients may receive chemotherapy under government-backed health programs with no direct payment.
Confusing regulations and unclear enforcement of SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG obligations are leaving small business owners fearful and hesitant to grow.
