Updated Philhealth Premium Contribution Table 2019

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As indicated in the statutory Philhealth or Philippine Health Insurance Corporation contribution rate, the monthly premium contributions will be at the rate of 2.75% computed straight based on the monthly basic salary of individual employees or members, with a salary floor of P10,000 and a ceiling of P40,000, to be equally shared by the employees and their employer. For ease of checking the member contribution to be paid, an updated Philhealth Premium Contribution Table for 2019 is given and downloadable from the links below.



Updated Philhealth Premium Contribution Table 2019

Philhealth premium contribution computation is derived from the latest guideline rate of Philhealth. Thru this contribution table, employers or members can check their contribution amount. Effective January 2018 onwards, by virtue of Philhealth Circular 2017-0024, we give you the Philhealt contribution table for 2019. Follow the provided links to download printer friendly high resolution Philhealth table for 2019.

Philhealth Premium Contribution Table 2019 is an updated and latest version and is to guide employers and members on the new Philhealth premium which is now 2.75% of member salary and is shared at 50% each by employer and employee/company.

To get Philhealth Premium Contribution Table 2019, try downloading by clicking the link below:

- download printable high resolution Adobe PDF copy

For the official Philhealth circular link, you may check with their official link.

Comments

  1. DanielMay 25, 2019 at 5:28 AM

    Thanks for sharing this! Sakit.info

    ReplyDelete
  2. JamesOctober 7, 2019 at 7:40 PM

    https://www.philhealth.gov.ph/advisories/2018/adv2018-0003.pdf

    Could you clarify this? Your table is causing confusion to us.

    ReplyDelete

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