PIA Aklan Balita JULY 1 - 15, 2022

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Volume 20

Issue 13

JULY 1 - 15, 2022

KALIBO, Aklan (PIA) -- The Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) here is urging its members to register and avail the “Konsultang Sulit at Tama” better known as Philhealth KonSuLTa. In a recently held Aklan Public Information Officers Association (APIOA) meeting, Philhealth-Aklan Information Officer Aimy Joy Desaporado briefed information officers in the province on the KonSuLTa package and urged them to disseminate the new program of Philhealth in their respective localities especially in the local government units. Desaporado explained that Philhealth KonSuLTa is an expanded primary care benefit of Philhealth to provide comprehensive outpatient benefits to all Filipinos as mandated by the Universal Health Care Law or Republic Act 11223. It covers individual-based and outpatient health services such as initial and follow-up primary care consultations, health screening and assessment and access to selected diagnostic services, and medicines. “We do not need to be hospitalized anymore to be able to Aimy Joy Desaporado, Information Officer of Philhealth-Aklan briefs her fellow information officers in the province of Aklan on the PhilHealth KonSuLTa avail of Philhealth services. The purpose of this also is on the package and urges them to disseminate the new program of Philhealth in their

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KALIBO, Aklan (PIA) -- The province of Aklan has a total Pilipino Program (4Ps) households/beneficiaries, per record of 27,851 registered clean and active Pantawid Pamilyang from the Aklan Provincial Operations Office (POO) Provincial Link head Beverly Salazar. These Aklanon 4Ps beneficiaries are composed of Regular Conditional Cash Transfer (RCCT) households numbering 27,205, and Modified Conditional Cash Transfer (MCCT) households numbering 646. The MCCT households in Aklan are various Indigenous Peoples (IPS) groups composed of Akeanon Bukidnon of Libacao and Madalag towns, Ati of Malay, and Kalibugan Tribe of Nabas. In the list, Madalag has 289 households/beneficiaries; Libacao has 280; Nabas has 38; and Malay has 34. On the other hand, the town of Altavas also listed four MCCT household beneficiaries while Buruanga, the town next to Malay, had one household beneficiary. Of the RCCT, Aklan’s top five municipalities with big numbers of households/beneficiaries are Ibajay, with 2,648; Kalibo -2,377; New Washington-2,174; Libacao-2,137; and Balete1,816. Graduation picture of exiting 4Ps beneficiaries in Aklan April of this year. AcThe town with the lowest number of beneficiaries is Lezo, cording to Beverly Salazar, Provincial Link of Aklan Provincial Operations Ofwhich has also the smallest land area. It has 626 households/ fice (POO), reasons for graduating or exiting from the Pantawid Pamilyang beneficiaries. Pilipino Program could be due to attrition, or the benificiary/household has no more children with ages 0 to 18 for monitoring. (Photo courtesy of Aklan POO)

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