Title
PhilHealth Premium Payment Slip and Agent Receipt
Law
Phic Philhealth Circular No. 06
Decision Date
Feb 19, 2010
Effective July 1, 2010, the Contribution Payment Return forms will be replaced by the PhilHealth Agentas Receipt (PAR) and the PhilHealth Premium Payment Slip (PPPS), streamlining premium payment processes for members and employers through accredited collecting agents.

Policy purpose and operating model

  • Premium payments are acknowledged through accountable and non-accountable forms tailored to the payer’s transaction steps.
  • Members must accomplish a PPPS for each payment transaction made through an ACA.
  • ACAs must validate and issue the PAR once the PPPS and payment are received.
  • Electronic or e-payment channels acknowledge premium payments through an Electronic Receipt or an ACA payment slip approved by PhilHealth, depending on the applicable payment arrangement.

Definitions: PPPS and PAR

  • PPPS is a non-accountable form accomplished by members when paying PhilHealth premiums.
  • PAR is an accountable form issued by ACAs to acknowledge premium payments from paying members and employers.
  • The PAR is generated and validated based on the information supplied through the PPPS.

PPPS: required member action and data fields

  • Paying members must properly accomplish the PPPS and provide the required information.
  • The PPPS must include:
    • PhilHealth Employer Number (PEN)/PhilHealth Identification Number (PIN)/PhilHealth Organized Group Number (POGN).
    • Payor Name (complete member/business/agency name).
    • Member Type (Voluntary/OFW/Sponsor/Private/Government).
    • Applicable Period of premium contribution.
    • Amount to be paid.
  • Paying members must submit the properly accomplished PPPS and premium payment to the ACA’s teller/cashier.
  • Paying members must receive and keep validated copies of the PAR according to the required distribution rules:
    • Original copy (white) is the paying member’s file copy.
    • 4th copy (yellow) is required to be handled as follows:
      • If the payer is an employer, the yellow copy is attached to the Employer’s Remittance Report (RF-1).
      • If the payer is an Individually Paying Member, the yellow copy is submitted directly to the nearest PhilHealth Members Assistance Center (PMAC).

PAR: ACA validation and copy distribution

  • Upon receipt of an accomplished PPPS and premium contribution, the ACA’s teller/cashier must validate the PAR using the information stated in the PPPS.
  • The validated PAR must be distributed in the following manner:
    • Original (white) and 4th copy (yellow) are returned to the paying member.
    • 2nd copy (pink) is filed as the ACA’s file copy.
    • 3rd copy (green) must be attached together with the accomplished PPPS to the ACA’s Abstract of Daily Collection (RF-2).

Form replacement and transaction flow

  • Effective July 1, 2010, the existing Contribution Payment Return (CPR) forms (ME-5, MI-5, and Min-5) are replaced by the unified accountable payment receipt called the PhilHealth Agent’s Receipt (PAR).
  • PARs are issued by ACAs to acknowledge premium payments from paying members and employers.
  • Paying members must accomplish the PhilHealth Premium Payment Slip (PPPS) for the payment transaction and submit it to the ACA’s teller/cashier.
  • The flow for ACA processing is: receiving accomplished PPPS → receiving premium payment → validating and issuing PAR → distributing PAR copies and attaching required documents to daily collection and remittance reports.

Requests, monitoring, and implementation responsibilities

  • PhilHealth Regional Offices (PhROs) shall accept requests for PPPS and revised PAR from ACAs within their area of jurisdiction starting April 5, 2010.
  • PhROs shall monitor and ensure that PPPS and revised PAR are available as needed by ACAs pursuant to PhilHealth Office Order No. 87, s. 2009.

Electronic acknowledgment and payment slips

  • Premium payments remitted through ACAs with electronic facilities (including E-Payment, Bills Payment Scheme, Mobile Phone Banking, and similar arrangements) are acknowledged by an Electronic Receipt or an ACA’s payment slip.
  • The applicable acknowledgment instrument is the one approved by the Corporation for the applicable electronic payment arrangement.

Inventory turnover for CPR forms

  • ACAs must return remaining inventories of the former CPRs at the nearest PhROs starting July 1, 2010.
  • PhROs must forward the unused CPRs to the Office of the Group Vice President, Member Management Group for proper disposal.

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