20th Anniversary Commemorative Medal Unveiled


  • 20th Anniversary Commemorative Medal Unveiled
    • Image of the 20th Anniversary Commemorative Medal, a memento that will forever be etched in PhilHealth’s history
     the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth), in partnership with the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, unveiled its 20th Anniversary Commemorative Medal in ceremonies at the EDSA Shangri-la Hotel in Mandaluyong City.
    Made of 89 percent copper, five percent aluminium, five percent zinc and one percent tin, the medal is 34 millimetres in diameter, 2.4 millimetres thick and weighs 15 grams.
  • 20th Anniversary Commemorative Medal Unveiled
    • Immaculate P. Ilustre, Director of Department of General Services, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (2nd from left) and Alexander A. Padilla, PhilHealth’s President and CEO shake hands as Ramon F. Aristoza Jr., PhilHealth’s Chief Operating Officer (left)and Nanette A. Ella, Director, Mint and Refinery Operations Department of Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas look on.
    Inscribed in the medal’s obverse side is ’20 years’ representing PhilHealth’s 20th year of providing every Filipino family with financial protection against health risks. The number ‘0’ is represented by clasping hands of people from all walks of life, symbolizing PhilHealth’s universality, and articulating its theme, ‘Ensuring Universal Coverage for All Filipinos.’
    In a semi-circle along the top edge of the inner part of the medal is the inscription ‘Philippine Health Insurance Corporation’ and the years 1995-2015 are also inscribed at the bottom edge of the medal.
    “We are proud to be producing the first-ever official commemorative medal on our 20th anniversary. This is a memento that will forever be etched in the history of this government corporation, a memorabilia of the glorious, historic past that we proudly share with our stakeholders,” said PhilHealth President and CEO Alexander A. Padilla.
  • 20th Anniversary Commemorative Medal Unveiled
    • Padilla addresses the inquiries of media personnel. Joining him are (L-R) PhilHealth Board members Dr. Francisco Vicente F. Lopez, Jane M.N. Sta. Ana, Ana Theresia N. Hontiveros-Baraquel and Dr. Eddie G. Dorotan. Also in the panel is Aristoza (5th from left).
    As it journeys towards the fulfilment of Universal Coverage, PhilHealth continues to enhance the benefit packages that it provides to its 82 million-strong membership base, while reinforcing ties with its health care provider partners to guarantee that only the best care is provided in times of ill health. It also intensifies its information dissemination initiatives to ascertain that every member is aware of what his benefits are and uses this knowledge proactively, whenever and wherever he needs to. (END)

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