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iCare* PERSONA
(HMO FOR INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES)
Your lifestyle goes hand-in-hand with your wellness. That is why iCare has treatment and coverage options for you to choose from – all designed to fit the way you live your life.
A Comprehensive Health Plan designed for individuals and families which covers In Patient, Out Patient, Preventive, and
Emergency Services. The Maximum Benefit Limit will depend on the room and board accommodation availed by the member.
The plan provides access to iCare's accredited networks, either nationwide or regional access.
DETAILS OF iCARE*PERSONA
The Health Journey Starts Here
It’s time to start planning for you or your family’s future, one filled with the reassurance of affordable medical coverage anytime you need it.
Affordable medical coverage for you and your family.
If you work for yourself, you probably work longer and harder than you ever expected. Set aside some funds for a work benefit you or your family should not live without – affordable medical coverage.
Out-Patient Benefits
This includes annual physical examination, preventive health care such as immunization and consultation and advice on diet, exercise and other healthful habits, and other out-patient services like first-aid treatment and laboratory diagnostic procedures.
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Annual Physical Examination
- Medical History
- Chest x-ray
- Physical examinations
- Laboratory examinations - complete blood count, stool examination, urinalysis
- Electrocardiogram for members 35 years of age and above
- Pap smear for female members 35 years of age and above
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Outpatient Services
- Consultation, including specialist's evaluation
- First-aid treatment of injury or illness
- Laboratory examinations and diagnostic procedures
- Minor surgery not requiring confinement
- Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Care
- Tuberculin Test up to P600/member/year
- Allergy Test up to P2,500/member/year
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Preventive Care
- Immunization (excluding cost of Vaccine)
- Consultation and advice on diet
- Periodic Health Monitoring
- Family Planning/Counselling (except for Infertility)
- Health Education and Wellness Program
- Medical Information
In-Patient Benefits
This includes room and board, services of all accredited specialists, general nursing services, and other hospital charges deemed necessary by the Insular Health Care accredited Physician.
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Room and Board
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Services of all accredited specialists
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General nursing services
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Use of operating room
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Use of recovery room
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Anesthesia and its administration
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Drugs and medications for use in the hospital
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Oxygen and its administration
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Dressing, plaster cast
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Transfusion of blood and other blood elements (except donor screening)
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Chemotherapy/radiotherapy
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ICU confinement (max of 14 days but subject to MBL)
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Dialysis (max of 10 treatments but subject to MBL)
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Physical Therapy (max of 10 sessions but subject to MBL)
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Speech Therapy (max of 7 sessions but subject to MBL)
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Medical services and supplies
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Ambulance services (hospital to hospital; limited to P2,500.00/conduction)
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Admission Kit
Emergency Care Benefits
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Covered benefits in accredited hospital includes the following:
- Physician's Services
- Emergency Room Fees
- Medicines used for immediate relief during treatment
- Oxygen, intravenous fluids, and blood products
- Dressings, conventional casts, and sutures
- X-rays, laboratory, and diagnostic exams, and other medical services related to the emergency treatment of the patient
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No cash outlay for Emergency Services availed in an InLife Health Care accredited hospital for covered genuine emergency cases.
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Reimbursement basis for Emergency Cases in a non-accredited hospital or medical facility outside of the Philippines at 80% of the usual and customary fees not to exceed Php 30,000.
Additional Benefits
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Prescription Medicine (reimbursable up to Php1,000/year)
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Term Life Insurance
Optional Benefits
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Dental Benefit
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Telemedicine
Provider Access Options
Nationwide Access - access to all IHC accredited hospitals and clinics nationwide, including or excluding the Top 6 Hospitals.
Luzon Access - access to all IHC accredited hospitals in Luzon (excluding NCR).
VisMin Access - access to all IHC accredited hospitals in Visayas and Mindanao.
Summary of Plan Benefits for Individual Comprehensive
What Program Types are there?
Plan A (Open Access to Accredited Hospitals Program)
Under this plan, a member may use any iCare accredited hospital and clinic nationwide, with the exception of St. Luke’s Medical Center-Global City.
Plan B (Preferred Hospital Program)
Under this plan, a member will have to select and strictly use his preferred accredited hospital except during genuine emergencies (as defined in the “Agreement”) whereby he may use any hospital nearest him. If a member uses an accredited hospital, we afford him full coverage according to his benefits classification. If a member uses a non-accredited hospital, reimbursement of expenses will be governed by the Emergency Benefits provision of the Agreement.
What are the plan features applicable to both Plan A & Plan B?
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For primary care (non-emergency cases), entry point to accredited/preferred hospitals SHOULD BE THE COORDINATOR’S OFFICE. During off-clinic hours, and only for genuine emergency cases (as defined in the Agreement), a member may go to the Emergency Room for treatment. Unless stipulated in the Agreement, accredited clinics are not used for health care service availments.
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During genuine emergencies (as defined in the Agreement), a member may use any hospital nearest him. If a member uses an accredited hospital, we afford him full coverage according to his benefits classification. If a member uses a non-accredited hospital, reimbursement of expenses will be governed by the Emergency Benefits provision of the Agreement.
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Some accredited Metro Manila and provincial hospitals no longer have ward and semi-private rooms or no longer admit HMO patients to ward or semi-private rooms. For members who select the ward or semi-private room accommodation plan and/or use hospitals without ward or semi-private rooms for in-patient benefits, please be advised that these hospitals will automatically admit the member to the next higher room accommodation on a step-ladder basis.
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For genuine emergency cases (as defined in the Agreement), Insular Health Care takes care of the difference in upgraded costs for the first 24 hours. After the first 24 hours, the member pays for the difference in upgraded costs prior to his discharge from the hospital.
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For elective cases, the member pays for the difference in upgraded costs from day one of his confinement prior to his discharge from the hospital. Please see provision “b” under Room and Board of In-Patient Benefits.
What is the Maximum Benefit Limit (MBL)?
The Maximum Benefit Limit (MBL) per person per illness or injury per year will depend on the member’s Room Accommodation / Plan Category (which will be established at the start of the coverage period and shall apply to dreaded and non-dreaded diseases.
What is the life insurance benefit?
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Minimum of Php 10,000 in coverage
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Maximum of Php 50,000 in coverage
In accordance with Insular Life Group Term Policy No. G – 014175 dated 15 January 1999 and all of its succeeding endorsements, any individual with adverse medical findings shall automatically be covered for one-half (1/2) of coverage of a standard risk for deaths due to natural causes and one hundred percent (100%) of coverage for deaths due to accident.
What are the optional benefits?
1. Dental Benefits
To avail of this outpatient benefit, 100% participation of all qualified enrollees is required.
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Any number of consultations on dental problems including but not limited to lesions, wounds, burns, and gum problems (during clinic hours and by appointment)
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Annual Oral Prophylaxis (mild to moderate cases)
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Unlimited simple tooth extractions, except surgery for impaction or extraction of impacted tooth or complicated extractions involving the use of other dental instruments aside from pliers and/or the re-administration of anaesthesia
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Unlimited temporary fillings
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Unlimited re-cementation of fixed bridges, jacket crowns, inlays and onlays (limited to 4 abutments)
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Dental education and counseling during consultations
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Simple adjustments of denture clasps
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Any number of consultations/dental examinations including treatment of lesions, wounds, burns, gum and other dental problems except diagnostics, prescribed medicines, surgeries and “root canal” procedures
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No limit as to the number of abutments covered (on item 5 above)
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Orthodontic consultations
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Aesthetic dental consultations
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Emergency desensitization of hypersensitive teeth
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Option to choose between three (3) surfaces of amalgam fillings or two (2) lightcure filling
What are examples of Latest Modalities of Treatment?
The following procedures and modalities are subject to the inner limits when specified, otherwise Actual Cost, subject to MBL.
What are examples of Dreaded Diseases?
Coverage is subject to the Maximum Benefit Limit per person per illness or injury per year.
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Neurological disorder
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Blood dyscracia
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Collagen/Immunological disorder
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Liver Cirrhosis
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Chronic Pulmonary/Renal disorder
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Cardiovascular disorder
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Cancer
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Any condition which necessitates the use of Intensive Care
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Unit subject to other limitations
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Accidental injuries
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Other conditions causing partial or total organ damage or failure
What are Pre-Existing Conditions (PECs)?
A. An illness or condition shall be considered pre-existing if before the Effective Date of the Agreement:
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Any professional advice or treatment was given for such illness or condition
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Such illness or condition was in any way evident to the member
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The pathogenesis of such illness or condition has already started (which the member may not be aware of).
B. PECs are not covered in the first year of coverage.
C. After the member has been continuously covered with Insular Health Care for 12 months and the agreement is renewed, the following provisions on PECs shall apply:
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PECs are covered provided that the PECs are not considered part of the “Permanent Exclusions to Health Care Coverage”, and that
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such PECs were declared by the member in the original application;
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such PECs are unknown to the member (without established medical history);
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Undeclared PECs with established medical history are excluded from coverage. However, said PECs may be evaluated for possible future consideration.
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In case an application is disapproved due to an adverse medical condition, an applicant may still avail of the Insular Health Care program by executing a “waiver” relinquishing or limiting coverage for the particular adverse condition/s (as stated in the provision on Enrollment / Approval of Application).
D. Examples of PECs: (inclusive of complications)
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Hernias
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All tumors and malignancies involving any body organ or system
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Endometriosis, Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding
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Hemorrhoids
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Diseased tonsils requiring surgery
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Pathological abnormalities of the nasal septum and turbinates
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Thyroid Dysfunction/Goiter
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Cataract
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Sinus condition requiring surgery
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Asthma / Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
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Cirrhosis of the liver
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Tuberculosis
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Anal Fistula
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Cholelithiasis / Cholecystitis
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Calculi of the urinary system
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Gastric or Duodenal Ulcer
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Hallux Valgus
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Diabetes Mellitus
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Hypertension
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Collagen Disease / Auto Immune Disease
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Cardiovascular Disease
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Hormonal Dysfunction
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Seizure Disorder / Cerebral Insufficiency / Stroke
E. The following health conditions may be covered (either fully or up to certain amounts) provided pre-existing conditions of an account are likewise covered:
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Organ transplants and/or open-heart surgery / angioplasty and all services (e.g., coronary angiogram) related thereto (except organ donor services)
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AIDS and AIDS-related diseases except when sexually transmitted
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Congenital abnormalities and conditions are covered up to Php 10,000.
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Chronic glomerulonephritis, gullain-barre syndrome
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Consultations for Scoliosis, Spinal Stenosis and Kyphosis are covered.
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For Vitiligo and Psoriasis, only consultations are covered.
What are examples of Permanent Exclusions?
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Care by non-accredited Physician and/or in a non-preferred hospital/ clinic, except in emergencies wherein the emergency provision of the Agreement will apply
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All pregnancy related conditions requiring medical/surgical care and screen tests related thereto
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All dental related services not expressly stipulated in the Dental Rider Endorsement
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Sterilization of either sex or reversal of such, artificial insemination, sex transformations or diagnosis and treatment of infertility, and circumcision
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Rest cures, custodial, domiciliary or convalescent care
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Cosmetic surgery, dental/oral surgery and dermatological procedures for the purpose of beautification except reconstructive surgery to treat a dysfunctional defect due to disease or accident
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Psychiatric disorders, psychosomatic illnesses, hyperventilation syndrome, stress related conditions, adjustment disorders, alcoholism and its complications or conditions related to substance or drug abuse, addiction & intoxication
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Sexually transmitted diseases
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Medical and surgical procedures which are not generally accepted as standard treatment by the medical profession like acupuncture
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Procurement or use of corrective appliances, artificial aids, durable equipment, and orthopedic prosthesis and implants
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Surcharges resulting from additional personal (luxuries/ accommodation) request or service including special nursing services
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Physical examination required for obtaining employment, certification for whatever legal purpose it may serve, insurance or a government license
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Injuries or illnesses due to military, paramilitary, police service, high risk activities, or suffered under conditions of war
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Reimbursement of procedures obtained through government programs
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Injuries or illnesses, which are self-inflicted, caused by attempt at suicide or incurred as a result of or while participating in a crime or acts involving the violation of laws, administrative order or ordinances
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Take-home medicines
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Valvular Heart Disease and Rheumatic Heart Disease
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Medico-legal consultations and confinement
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When a member is discharged against medical advice, current and all subsequent benefits/services related thereto
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Blood/Organ-Donor screening/other screening procedure that are purely diagnostic or for screening purposes including, among others, Purified Protein Derivative (PPD), and procedures conducted prior to hormonal replacement therapy
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All hospital charges and professional fees after the day and time the hospital discharge had been duly authorized
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Professional fees of Assistant Surgeon.
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All confirmatory tests used to document health conditions not covered under the Agreement
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Conditions excluded by medical underwriting
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Concealment cases
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Diseases declared by the Department of Health (DOH) as Epidemic.
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Use of Emergency room Facilities on non-emergency cases or by reason of conditions/injuries not falling under the term “Emergency”. Emergency shall mean the sudden, unexpected onset of illness or injury having the potential of causing immediate disability or death or requiring the immediate alleviation of severe pain & discomfort. For the purpose of implementation, the final diagnosis shall be the basis for a member’s eligibility to emergency care benefits under the Agreement.
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Miscellaneous Fees not related in the diagnosis and treatment of a member’s condition such as, but not limited to, nursing fee, waste/biologic hazard disposal fee, management fee, local taxes, and other analogous fees.
What's the Membership Eligibility?
15 days old to below 60 years old
FOR FAMILY PLAN:
A. Principal members: at 18 years old to below 60 years old.
B. Dependents: (Following Hierarchy Guidelines)
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For single principal: Parent(s) first who is/are less than 60 years old and not gainfully employed; followed by the eldest sibling down to the youngest who is/are 15 days to less than 21 years old, unmarried and not gainfully employed.
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For single parent: Eldest child down to the youngest, 15 days to less than 21 years old, unmarried and not gainfully employed.
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For married individuals: Spouse first who is less than 60 years old; followed by the eldest child down to the youngest, 15 days to less than 21 years old, unmarried and not gainfully employed.
How is the Enrollment / Approval of the Application?
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An applicant applying for coverage is required to accomplish an enrollment form otherwise there will be no coverage despite having paid a deposit for membership fees.
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Changes in the application may be done prior to the underwriting process or the issuance of the ID card. Exceptions, if any, will be handled on a case-to-case, non-precedent setting basis.
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It is understood that Insular Health Care reserves the absolute right to approve or disapprove any application for membership. In case an application is disapproved due to an adverse medical condition, an applicant may still avail of the Insular Health Care program by executing a “waiver” relinquishing or limiting coverage for the particular adverse condition.
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Non-compliance of underwriting requirements within the prescribed period will mean the exclusion from coverage of the condition for which an underwriting requirement has been prescribed.
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In case of pre-termination of coverage, the client should return the ID card(s). Any misuse of the ID card by a member will be for the account of the member.
Can you tell me about the Membership Fee / Billing Statement?
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Payment should be on or before due dates corresponding to a mode pre-selected by the client.
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Non-receipt (by the client) of a billing notice does not constitute a valid reason for non-payment of membership fees.
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Non-payment of Membership Fees for 31 days from due date will automatically void the “Agreement”.
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Benefits under the “Agreement” are allowed only if membership fees have been paid PRIOR to availment of such benefits.
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If for any reason the Insular Health Care membership is pre-terminated, the member must surrender to Insular Health Care his ID card.
What is the Effective Date of Coverage?
Effective date of coverage for InHealth Persona is every 1st and 16th of the month. receipt of the initial deposit for membership fees; and / or after underwriting requirements, if any, have been complied with by the corporate client.
FOR FASTER QUOTATION, FILL OUT AND SUBMIT THE APPLICATION FORM BELOW.
Please download the InHealth Persona application form in PDF file for INDIVIDUALS.
Please download the InHealth Persona application form in PDF file for FAMILIES.
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