23 PhilHealth Offices are CSC’s Seal of Excellence Awardees


 
TRUE to its mandate of providing fast, efficient and first-rate frontline services to its members, 22 Local Health Insurance Offices (LHIO) and one (1) Regional Office of the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) were recognized for  exemplary frontline services by the Civil Service Commission (CSC). These offices were conferred with the most coveted Citizen's Satisfaction Center-Seal of Excellence Award (CSC-SEA) in the first quarter of 2017.
 
The PhilHealth offices passed the 2015 Anti-Red Tape Act Report Card Survey (ARTA RCS) with excellent ratings and also passed the stringent validation phases set by the CSC.  
 
Conferred with the CSC-SEA Five Stars Award were LHIOs Mandaluyong and Manila in the National Capital Region (NCR); LHIOs Bengued in Abra and Baguio City in the Cordillera Autonomous Region; LHIO Ilagan in Isabela; LHIO Tanauan in Batangas;  Business Center Calbayog in Samar; and LHIO Parang in Maguindanao.  The PhilHealth Regional Office XI in Davao City was also recognized in this category. Each office received a wall-mountable plaque bearing the “Seal of Excellence” citation and a cash reward of Php 100,000.00
 
Granted the CSC-SEA Four Stars Award were LHIOs Caloocan, Quezon City and Cainta, Rizal in NCR;  LHIO Santiago City in Isabela; LHIO Balanga in Bataan; LHIO Daet in Camarines Norte; LHIO Carcar in Cebu; LHIOs Borongan in Samar and Maasin, Leyte; LHIO Iligan City in Lanao del Norte; and LHIO Nabunturan in Compostela Valley.   The eleven (11) LHIOs also received a wall-mountable plaque bearing the “Seal of Excellence” citation and a cash reward of Php 25,000.00 each.
 
Also given the CSC-SEA Three Stars Award were LHIO Cauayan in Isabela; LHIO Iloilo City; and LHIO Catbalogan in Samar. These LHIOs each received a wall-mountable plaque.  
 
The CSC-SEA is given by the CSC to government service offices that have demonstrated exemplary frontline service delivery. (END)


Reference:             Dr. Israel Francis A. Pargas
                                OIC-Vice President, Corporate Affairs Group
                                Tel. 0917-8089399 

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