Will the govt officials who ordered and facilitated the transfer of Philhealth PDIC (sale of BSP gold) to be part of UA be held accountable?

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Will they be charged?   Will they be held accountable?

Philhealth and PDIC are private funds being administered by the govt and should not have been played around with by people who thought (as more govt officials do)  they own the government

Or candidates or current officials must undergo drug test.   Drug dependents may not know what they are doing or have a sense of accountability

Brewing controversy - doubling of OP pork, and sourcing the same from GOCC - including Philhealth

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The new administration is embroiled in a growing controversy regarding the rise in unprogrammed budget items at the Office of the President.  The rise is to be sourced from GOCC, says the sources.  One of them is Philhealth.  All ready there are questions being raised in courts regarding the legality of such orders 

The charter of Philhealth, being sourced from member contribution says that such moves are not allowed.

Hospitals seen by a retired billionaire as banks raking in money

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Rizal Philippines

4.16.2021

Top US non profits rakes in profits and top pay

Hospitals and other health care services have it so good during this pandemic.  It costs millions to be hospitalized these days in private hospitals.   The best services have to be paid for:   PPE, tests, medicines and health care in the midst of rabid infection.   

But they too will have their comeuppance when the pandemic ends, or no one, no govt entity will be available to pay them.   All ready the IOUs of Philhealth to hospitals is at a high P6 billion.   

Reimbursement from Philhealth is delayed.;  hospitals forced to downsize

UST hospital in deep financial trouble

Philhealth funds to run out in 10 months time?

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Rizal Philippines
March 12, 2016

Form IB times - Philhealth in danger of Financial Collapse

There are news that Philhealth can support its mandate in 6 to 10 months only. It paid a total of P10 billion last year to pay for the premiums of the members under Pantawid Pamilya program and senior citizens according to VP Emilio Dorotan.

Last year it had collection of only P980 million and claims amounting to P3.5 billion, clearly a deficit, according to VP Manolo Inigo.    Albay Gov. Joey Salceda that it should have, under ;the law, P5 billion in cash and P120 billion in reserves.

Philhealth leadership denies the allegation   Philhealth Chief Alex Padilla claims Philhealth finances robust, VPs misquoted.  He advised members not to panic.