Private Hospitals Urged to Adopt PhilHealth No Co-Payment Policy
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Marcos urges private hospitals to adopt 'no-copayment policy'
PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. encouraged other private hospitals to “embrace the no copayment policy" to ensure more Filipinos can access quality health care.Speaking at the St. Luke’s Medical Center (SLMC)-Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) signing of their memorandum of understanding (MOU) launching the no-copayment policy on Tuesday, Marcos urged the removal of barriers to accessing the assistance patients need.“Continue removing…
Private hospitals urged to adopt PhilHealth no co-payment policy
President Marcos urged more private hospitals yesterday to adopt the “no co-payment policy” for eligible Philippine Health Insurance Corp. members admitted to basic or ward accommodations.
Marcos calls on more hospitals to adopt PhilHealth no co-payment policy
Floyd Brenz., Philippine Canadian Inquirer August 24, 2026 MANILA – President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. urged more hospitals across the country to adopt PhilHealth’s No Co-Payment Policy, saying the […] The post Marcos calls on more hospitals to adopt PhilHealth no co-payment policy appeared first on Philippine Canadian Inquirer.
Marcos to health institutions: Ensure that no Filipino is denied healthcare due to financial woes
Emphasizing that financial constraints can prevent families from accessing appropriate and better treatment, President Marcos called on healthcare institutions to ensure that no Filipino is denied treatment due to financial limitations."We encourage more hospitals across the country to support PhilHealth in advancing Universal Health Care by embracing the No Co-Payment Policy. Together, let us ensure that no Filipino is denied the care that they…
Marcos welcomes St. Luke's-PhilHealth pact on No Co-payment Policy
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday welcomed the partnership between St. Luke"s Medical Center-Global City and the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) to strengthen the implementation of the No Co-payment Policy, saying it would help make quality healthcare more accessible to Filipino patients.
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