This sordid PhilHealth mess
The PhilHealth mess is still unfolding and it seems that we have not seen the worst of it.
Tag Archives: PhilHealth
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: NBI did NOT name Noynoy Aquino, Hontiveros as subjects of PhilHealth probe
That Hontiveros and Aquino are included in the investigation has no basis as the NBI merely announced the creation of a task-force to probe the anomalies.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Hontiveros NOT involved in P15 billion corruption mess in PhilHealth
The vlogger in the video did not allege that Hontiveros pocketed P15 billion.
The President’s trusted men
President Rodrigo Duterte has come under heavy criticism for keeping Health Secretary Francisco Duque III and Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) President and Chief Executive Officer Ricardo Morales despite serious doubts on their competence amid the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Hontiveros FALSELY linked again to past PhilHealth issues
The posts held the senator responsible for three things.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Video naming senators ‘behind’ OFW PhilHealth premium hike MISLEADING
It cherry-picks eight of 13 senators who authored the Universal Health Care Law.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Netizens revive OLD reports on Duterte asking PhilHealth execs to resign
They were published in June 2019.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Report claiming Duterte ordered Hontiveros’ arrest over PhilHealth mess FAKE NEWS
Several social media pages shared on Facebook last week a fabricated story by website ddsnewsfiles.xyz claiming that President Rodrigo Duterte ordered the arrest of Sen. Risa Hontiveros for corruption during her term as director at the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Mga post sa online na nagsasabing kasama si Hontiveros sa kaguluhan sa mga bonus sa PhilHealth HINDI TOTOO
Ilang mga post online na lumabas nang simula buwan na ito ay mali at gumawa ng di-masuportahang mga pahayag na nagsasangkot kay Sen. Risa Hontiveros sa kontrobersiya kaugnay ng mga bonus sa PhilHealth.
Treatment at Orthopedic costlier with privatization
By PATRICIA ISABEL GLORIA FACTORY worker Rodelio Naval was waiting in line for a check-up at the Philippine Orthopedic Center (POC) in Quezon City when he was told he could not use his PhilHealth Insurance membership to have his legs treated. Naval, who is from San Pedro Laguna and worked for Esycon Industrial Trading, was
