One of the requirements when you are processing PhilHealth documents to claim the hospitalization benefits, is the Member Data Record or MDR. This will serve as evidence that you are a member of PhilHealth.
The MDR contains your basic information, your employer (if you’re employed) and the dependent or beneficiaries who are under your name.
You don’t have to go to PhilHealth just to ask for your MDR. There is a convenient and hassle free way that you can use to get it.
Since we are in the computer age today, government agencies are migrating members’ data in an online system where any member who has access on the internet can login and print MDR anytime.
Similarly to being a member of Social Security System (SSS) you can easily check your monthly contribution online once you are registered your account in their system.
 |
| Learn how to build a retirement fund. |
In this article, I will show you every step how to get PhilHealth member data record online.
In order to get your PhilHealth MDR, you must have a PhilHealth online account, I already posted a detailed instruction how you can register PhilHealth online account.
Once you are registered and have your username and password from PhilHealth proceed to step 1.
2. Login into member inquiry form using your PIN which is your PhilHealth ID Number and your password.
3. Enter the answer to the security question to proceed and access your account.
4. Once you are inside PhilHealth online inquiry system, you can now see your static information. Click the printer icon beside MDR Printing to open your record in new tab.
5. Your PhilHealth records (MDR) will be in PDF format, you can print it directly or download and save for later printing.
Having an online system is good for members who don’t have time to visit PhilHealth office. Although some members still prefer to get their records directly in the office due to lack of knowledge on how to use the system.
I hope this tutorial helped the beginners to use PhilHealth online inquiry system and lessen their burden in processing papers for hospitalization benefits.
Hello, my name is Jack Sparrow. I'm a 50 year old self-employed Pirate from the Caribbean.
No comments:
Post a Comment