PhilHealth, Landbank sign MoA for Auto-Credit Payment Scheme for HCIs


  • PhilHealth, Landbank sign MoA for Auto-Credit Payment Scheme for HCIs
    • THE Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) recently signed a Memorandum of Agreement with the Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP) to facilitate the mandatory implementation of the Auto-Credit Payment Scheme (ACPS) for the health insurance claims of PhilHealth-accredited health care institutions (HCIs). 

    The MoA calls on newly-accredited government and private HCIs to open accounts with LBP through which their PhilHealth claims will be paid. PhilHealth President and Chief Executive Officer Alexander A. Padilla is shown exchanging copies of the signed MoA with LBP President Gilda E. Pico. Also in photo are PhilHealth OIC-Senior Vice President for Health Finance Policy Sector Dr. Francisco Z. Soria, Jr. and LBP EVP for Branch Banking Sector Jocelyn DG. Cabreza.
  • PhilHealth, Landbank sign MoA for Auto-Credit Payment Scheme for HCIs
    • Signing the MoA are (seated, L-R): Cabreza, Pico, Padilla, and Soria.
  • PhilHealth, Landbank sign MoA for Auto-Credit Payment Scheme for HCIs
    • Also in photo are (standing, L-R): LBP officers Violeta C. Constantino, Capitol Branch Manager, Rossana S. Coronel, AVP/Relations Officer-South NCR Branches Group, and Marilyn M. Tiongson, FVP/Head, South NCR Branches Group), as well as PhilHealth Senior Manager for Treasury Evangeline F. Racelis, PhilHealth Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Ramon F. Aristoza, Jr. and PhilHealth Head for Project Management Team for Claims Dr. Lambert David. (END)

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