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More than half of the Philippines’ 120 million population lack private health or life insurance. A 2022 study found that national health insurer Phil-health has…
More than half of the Philippines’ 120 million population lack private health or life insurance. A 2022 study found that national health insurer Phil-health has only shouldered 14 per cent of total health expenditures in the last 30 years. That means Filipino families have had to pay nearly half of the country’s medical bills out-of-pocket. Jacob Lazaro reports from Metro Manila.
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@@weirdshitImported1mo ago
Should learn from singapore. Take money from them and they will still thank you for it.
@@xxoo-lp6vcImported1mo ago
🙃 But they have USA democracy and freedom .<br>51% of Americans cannot consistently afford healthcare, according to data from the West Health-Gallup Affordability Index.<br>For the first time since tracking began, the percentage of "Cost Secure" Americans—those who can reliably pay for care and prescriptions—has dipped below half to 49%. The remaining 51% of the adult population falls into two financially strained categories:<br><br>• Cost Insecure (41%): Individuals who lack consistent access to affordable care or have recently been unable to pay for either needed care or medicine.<br><br>• Cost Desperate (10%): Individuals who entirely lack access to affordable quality care and have recently been unable to pay for both care and prescription drugs.
@@davidwong7655Imported1mo ago
Disaster is imminent...<br>2026-9-29 The Philippines currently has less than 50-day supply buffer of oil, according to updates from Department of Energy (DOE) Secretary Sharon Garin and the Presidential Communications Office (PCO).
More than half of the Philippines’ 120 million population lack private health or life insurance. A 2022 study found that national health insurer Phil-health has only shouldered 14 per cent of total health expenditures in the last 30 years. That means Filipino families have had to pay nearly half of the country’s medical bills out-of-pocket. Jacob Lazaro reports from Metro Manila.
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