Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
SOCCSKSARGEN REGION

ONLINE PHILHEALTH KONSULTA ORIENTATION CUM VIRTUAL MEETING

OF MEDICAL OFFICERS

Activity Documentation Report

Contents

Part 1 Background Information

A. Rationale of the Program/Activity
B. Objectives of the Activity

Part II Highlights of the Activity

A. Preliminary Activities
B. Orientation Proper (Key Topics and Specifications)
C. Open Discussion - Issues and Recommendations
D. Synthesis
E. Closing Activities

Part III Annexes

A. Photo Documentation

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Part 1 Background Information

A. Rationale of the Program/Activity

Following the directive from the 4th Regional Management Committee

meeting, where top management agreed that Medical Officers should thoroughly
study the PhilHealth Konsulta Package, the Regional Medical Officer IV conducted
an Online PhilHealth Konsulta Orientation for Schools Division Office
Medical Officers III and School Health Personnel on June 18, 2024 via
Microsoft Teams.

This session will enable them to study and be oriented with the PhilHealth
Konsulta Package and Professional Accreditation in order to make informed
decisions about availing these benefits. Furthermore, it will outline the critical
factors and necessary preparations the department must consider if decided to
proceed with accreditation. Two (2) subject matter experts from Philippine
Health Insurance Corporation RO XII and Department of Health RO XII – Center
for Health and Development were invited to provide an orientation with Konsulta
Package accreditation and implementation.

B. Objectives of the Activity

The online orientation aims to provide the appropriate knowledge for

participants to be able to:
1. Provide a comprehensive understanding of the PhilHealth Konsulta
Package and its benefits.
2. Detail the process and requirements for Professional Accreditation under
the PhilHealth Konsulta Package.
3. Empower participants to make informed decisions regarding the availment
and promotion of Konsulta Package benefits.

C. Expected Outcome and Results

The expected outcomes of this online orientation, specifically focusing on the

orientation of PhilHealth Konsulta Package, include:
 Informed Decision-Making on Konsulta Availment: Schools Division
Office Medical Officers and School-Health Personnel will gain a
comprehensive understanding of the PhilHealth Konsulta Package,
encompassing its benefits, operational parameters, and the precise
procedures for service availment. This enhanced knowledge will empower
them to make optimally informed choices regarding primary healthcare
provisions.

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Part II Highlights of the Activity

A. Preliminary Activities

The program commenced with the singing of the Nationalistic Song,

followed by the DEPED Prayer. Dr. Edelyn Grace Jamilla, Medical Officer IV,
formally welcomed the participants through her opening remarks, highlighting
the significance of the orientation. Finally, to recognize attendance, Margareth
Mikaela Lasam, Technical Assistant II of the School Mental Health Program,
conducted the roll call of participants.

B. Orientation Proper (per module/session)

Module/Session Specifications
Orientation on PhilHealth Konsulta Package by Dr. Leana Clare Filipinas
Omnibus Guidelines on During the discussion, Dr. Leana outlined the core objective of
the Accreditation of the PhilHealth Konsulta Package: to expand access to and
Health Facilities (HFs) to reduce the cost of primary and outpatient care services. She
the National Health further explained that the capitation for Konsulta is set at PHP
Insurance Program 1,700 per patient annually. Regarding the ideal patient load,
she mentioned a catchment population ratio of 1 doctor to
every 20,000 patients. Additionally, Dr. Leana clarified the
payment structure, stating that the first tranche, amounting to
60% or PHP 680.00 of the total capitation, will be paid upon the
patient's initial encounter.
Registration to a As discussed by Doc Leana, members have several options for
PhilHealth Konsulta enrollment. One method is Member-initiated, where
Package Provider (KPP) individuals can directly register through the My PhilHealth
online portal. Alternatively, assistance is available via
PhilHealth-Assisted processes, implying direct support from
PhilHealth personnel. Furthermore, registration can also be
facilitated by Third-party partners, who collaborate with
PhilHealth to provide these services.
PhilHealth Konsulta The PhilHealth Konsulta Package encompasses comprehensive
Benefit Package health screening and primary care consultations, with
diagnostic services and medicines to be availed based on the
physician's health screening and assessment. Dr. Leana
elaborated on the specific Health Services covered, which
include 15 diagnostic tests such as CBC with platelet count,
urinalysis, fecalysis, Sputum Microscopy, Fecal Occult Blood,
Pap smear/VIA, Lipid Profile, FBS, Oral Glucose Tolerance Test,
ECG, Chest X-Ray, CREATININE, HbA1C, Ultrasound, and
Mammogram. Furthermore, the package also provides
coverage for 21 types of medications.
Benefit Availment Process Dr. Leana presented an illustration of the EKAS and/or EPRESS,

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which are documents required for submission to a PhilHealth
Konsulta Provider. She also displayed the corresponding
process flow.
Coverage of capitation -for essential medicines, services, engagement of other
(1,700) PHP personnel and non-healthcare workers, internet subscription, IT
service provider, and hardware.
How to apply for the Dr. Leana instructed attendees to visit the official PhilHealth
accreditation of website, philhealth.gov.ph, to access the downloadable
PhilHealth Konsulta annexes and utilize the Self-assessment tool for a
Package Provider (KPP) comprehensive review of requirements. She further
emphasized that given DepEd's lack of its own laboratories and
pharmacies, PhilHealth highly encourages the Department to
enter into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with external
healthcare service providers.
The Konsulta Team within DepEd must comprise a physician, a
nurse, and a midwife. Furthermore, Dr. Leana also presented
the comprehensive list of Documentary Requirements that
must be complied with for accreditation as a Konsulta Package
Provider (KPP).
Submission of After the submission of complete requirements, a pre-
requirements for accreditation survey will be conducted on the facility, alongside
accreditation a review of its documents. The application will then be
subjected to the deliberation of the PhilHealth Regional
Accreditation Committee. Once approved, the facility will be
issued a certificate of accreditation.
PhilHealth Konsulta Package Provider Implementation by Dr. Rex Selvido
PhilHealth Konsulta -Accredited for PhilHealth Konsulta Package in 2022
Package of Lambayong -3 years in operation as a Konsulta Package provider
brief history
Before Implementation Dr. Rex presented the challenges they face in achieving
accreditation. These include a limited budget for upgrading
facilities and hiring additional personnel, difficulty in meeting
PhilHealth Konsulta requirements, delays in PhilHealth
accreditation processing, and low awareness and initial
resistance among community members.
To address these challenges, Dr. Rex outlined his strategies
and plan of action. These include seeking support from the
Local Government Unit (LGU), involving Barangay Health
Workers (BHWs), and requesting technical assistance from the
Department of Health - Center for Health Development (DOH-
CHD).
During Implementation In 2022, Dr. Rex encountered significant problems following an
administrative change, which resulted in the replacement of his
encoder and the subsequent irretrievability of data.
-To address the challenges in processing Konsulta claims, a
dedicated team was established, comprising a Medical Officer,
a focal person, and encoders. However, due to persistent
manpower shortages, Dr. Rex has had to utilize his midwives
and Barangay Health Workers (BHWs) to assist with profiling

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and encoding tasks. He continues to lobby for the hiring of new
encoders.
-Another issue they face is the limited understanding among
some beneficiaries regarding the scope of Konsulta coverage,
which often leads to unrealistic expectations. To counter this,
they conduct continuous Information, Education, and
Communication (IEC) campaigns to clarify the limited benefits
provided by Konsulta.

C. Open Discussion

Responsible
Issues/Concern Recommendations/ Agreements Person/Offic
e

Orientation on PhilHealth Konsulta Package

The Medical Officer III of the PhilHealth responded that while FPE can DepEd
Schools Division Office (SDO) be conducted in the field, a
Koronadal inquired whether the significant challenge arises: the
First Patient Encounter (FPE) inability to verify in real-time if the patient
must be conducted exclusively is already registered with another
within a facility or if it is Konsulta Provider Package (KPP).
permissible in the field. Conversely, if the FPE is performed within
the facility and the patient's name is
entered into the system, "the system will
automatically prompt if they are already a
beneficiary of another KPP."

The Medical Officer III of SDO PhilHealth responded that there is DepEd
Kidapawan requested clarification currently no official MOA template.
on the specific items and However, PhilHealth will provide guidance
provisions to look for in the on the technicalities of crafting the MOA
Memorandum of Agreement once an application is submitted.
(MOA) concerning partnered
Key provisions to include in the MOA are:
laboratories and pharmacies.
 A clear statement that patients
referred to partnered laboratories
or pharmacies will not be charged
for services (No Balance Billing
Policy).
 An internal arrangement detailing
how the Konsulta Provider Package
(KPP) will remunerate their allied
agencies.

The Medical Officer III of SDO PhilHealth advised to clarify with their PhilHealth

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Kidapawan raised a question Central Office (CO) whether the Insurance
regarding the "performance performance commitment should reflect Corporation
commitment" document, the name of the school or if the clinic itself RO XII
specifically who should be needs to be registered for the issuance of
designated as the health facility a permit that will then be reflected on the
owner. This is particularly performance commitment.
relevant for School Health, as
they typically lack business
names or license certifications for
their clinics. The MO III asked
whether the School Division
Superintendent (SDS), the School
Governance and Operations
Division (SGOD) Chief, or the
Medical Officer should be listed.

The Medical Officer III of SDO PhilHealth confirmed that, yes, profiling DepEd
Kidapawan inquired whether can be done during the accreditation
profiling can commence while the period. As of now, PhilHealth permits a
accreditation process is still child to have a different provider than
ongoing. their parents. For instance, a parent might
be registered at a Rural Health Unit (RHU)
while their child is enrolled at a school or
SDO Clinic. However, PhilHealth reiterated
a crucial challenge: it is currently not
possible to cross-check if a student is
already registered with another Konsulta
Provider Package (KPP) in real-time.

The Medical Officer III of SDO PhilHealth responded that it is DepEd

Tacurong asked if professional permissible to include professional
accreditation for all personnel accreditation during the facility's KPP
comprising the Konsulta Provider application. However, they clarified that
Package (KPP) — specifically only the physician is required to be
doctors, nurses, and midwives — professionally accredited, while nurses
is a requirement for KPP and midwives are encouraged to pursue
accreditation. accreditation as well.

The Medical Officer III of SDO PhilHealth responded by stating that DepEd
Kidapawan raised a concern Konsulta has its own system, known
regarding the Functional as ECON. It was suggested that each
Health Information System, Konsulta Provider Package (KPP)
specifically the inability to assign must have an encoder whose role is to
an individual for back-end perform data entry on this system.
processes or claims due to a lack
of additional manpower in School
Health. The MO III inquired, "Can

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we outsource this?"

Dr. Rex Selvido of DOH-CHD PhilHealth clarified that it is not DepEd

raised a concern about potential redundant because a student already
redundancy, as many students registered with one Konsulta
from the Department of Provider Package (KPP) is not
Education (DepEd) are already allowed to register again with
registered with Rural Health Units another provider. PhilHealth further
(RHUs) and other facilities. He explained that a significant number of
asked how to manage such students are still not enrolled in Konsulta.
arrangements. This is partly due to the fact that Medical
Officers in RHUs often cannot
accommodate all residents, given the
challenging ratio of typically one doctor
per 20,000 Local Government Unit
residents. Therefore, many students
remain unregistered. PhilHealth expressed
hope that the approximately 100,000
students in Koronadal, for example, will all
eventually be registered.

PhilHealth also offered a further

suggestion: once DepEd facilities are
accredited, DepEd should consider
hiring additional doctors to ensure
comprehensive coverage for the
entire school population.

The Medical Officer III of SDO PhilHealth responded positively, stating PhilHealth
Tacurong confirmed they had they will provide technical assistance Insurance
already consulted with the once SDO Tacurong begins preparing for Corporation
Schools Division Superintendent accreditation. RO XII
(SDS) regarding the accreditation
process. They then formally
requested assistance throughout
the entire process,
acknowledging its novelty for
them.

The Medical Officer III of SDO PhilHealth clarified that a Konsulta DepEd
South Cotabato raised a question Provider Package (KPP) applicant is
regarding the Memorandum of indeed allowed to have MOAs with
Agreement (MOA) with more than one laboratory and
laboratories and pharmacies. multiple pharmacies. This is permissible
Specifically, they inquired if a provided they possess a Certificate of
single MOA would suffice, even Service Delivery signed by the Schools
when dealing with patients from Division Superintendent (SDS). The
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rural areas distant from the city. guideline suggests establishing one
laboratory/pharmacy per municipality, as
long as these facilities stock the required
21 medications.

The Medical Officer III of SDO PhilHealth responded that once DepEd, COA,
Kidapawan inquired about the accredited, an orientation will be and PhilHealth
process of establishing a special conducted that will include the
fund for Konsulta. This included process of filling out forms for
asking about a potential opening a bank account where the
Memorandum of Agreement Konsulta funds will be transferred.
(MOA) between DepEd and This account would be under the name of
PhilHealth that would outline how the school or division clinic. PhilHealth
to create a special account also advised the MO III to consult with
approved by the Department of their respective Commission on Audit
Budget and Management (DBM). (COA) and to inquire with other divisions
that are already Konsulta Provider
Packages (KPPs) for further guidance.

PhilHealth Konsulta Package Provider Implementation by Dr. Rex Selvido

The Medical Officer IV inquired Dr. Rex responded by explaining their DepEd
about the current percentage of current capacity: with a ratio of one
the population profiled relative to doctor per 20,000 patients, and having
PhilHealth's coverage. two doctors (DTTD), their potential
coverage extends to 40,000 individuals.
However, as of today, they have only
profiled approximately 14,000
individuals. This represents about 35%
of their potential coverage (14,000 divided
by 40,000). He also noted that
PhilHealth's first payment will cover
this initial 14,000 profiled population.

The Medical Officer IV further In response, the initiatives undertaken by DepEd

inquired about the special funds, Sultan Kudarat were cited. These include
specifically the steps taken to mayors crafting a Memorandum of
acquire them, given the Agreement (MOA) with the Provincial
requirement for a trust fund from Government to access special health
PhilHealth. funds. Currently, the Local Government
Unit already has an account with the
Provincial Government. However, no
money has been transferred yet as
certain papers and documents still need to
be finalized. Therefore, the status of these
funds is currently ON HOLD.

The Medical Officer IV posed a Dr. Rex acknowledged this as one of his PhilHealth

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question to both PhilHealth and concerns, stating that for their current Insurance
Dr. Rex regarding the rate split setup, the distribution depends on the Corporation
between the doctor and the Local Government Unit (LGU). He RO XII
provider, as well as the strongly encouraged PhilHealth to be the
underlying basis or provisions for one to determine the percentage of
this distribution. incentives for programs like ABTC (Anti-
TB DOTS Center), MCP (Maternal Care
Package), and TB.

He recalled that for other programs, the

split was often 60:40. However, for
Konsulta, it is not specified how much
goes to the facility and how much is
received as an incentive by the
doctor. Instead, it is currently the
prerogative of the LGU to decide how
they will split the received funds.

Dr. Rex highlighted the challenge this

presents: if the Municipal Health Officer
(MHO) is "financially driven," they might
allocate a larger portion to the facility.
Conversely, if the MHO considers the
effort of their subordinates, the
distribution might be more equitable.
Because of this ambiguity, Dr. Rex
reiterated his strong encouragement for
PhilHealth to explicitly specify these
terms in their guidelines, providing a
legal basis for the determined rates.

The Medical Officer III of SDO Dr. Rex clarified that the payment PhilHealth
Kidapawan directed a question to distribution depends on each Local Insurance
Dr. Rex, inquiring about the Government Unit. He provided Corporation
method of payment distribution examples: in North Cotabato, the split is RO XII
for Konsulta services, who the 50% for the facility and 50% for
recipients would be, and the incentives. In Sultan Kudarat, the split is
specific distribution amounts. 60% for the facility and 40% for
incentives.

He further explained that based on the

Implementing Rules and Regulations
(IRR) of the Universal Health Care

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(UHC) Act, only health workers (doctors,
midwives, and nurses) are intended
recipients. However, some LGUs choose to
include the entire Rural Health Unit (RHU)
team, even non-health workers, though
their rate is not equal to that of the health
workers. Ultimately, it depends on the
LGU how they will distribute the funds, as
there is no definite mandate from
PhilHealth.

SDO Kidapawan MO III humorously

concluded with the advice to "negotiate
hard."

Dr. Rex posed a question to The Medical Officer IV (MO IV) responded DepEd
PhilHealth regarding DepEd's that she had already inquired with the
eventual integration into health Central Office of DepEd regarding the
provider networks and the healthcare provider network but had not
associated fund-pooling from the yet received feedback, expecting answers
province. He asked if, should at the next meeting. However, she also
DepEd establish its own Konsulta, consulted the DOH-CHD Regional Office
they would also be enjoined in XII, as the Healthcare Provider Network
this provincial fund-pooling or if (HCPN) is already operational in South
they would remain separate. Cotabato.

The DOH's answer was that DepEd's

participation in the HCPN is optional.
Under the Universal Healthcare Law,
patients within an HCPN are not required
to pay any amount for services and
medicines. However, if DepEd chooses not
to be a member of the HCPN, their
patients will not be covered by the zero-
balance billing policy. Joining the HCPN
would essentially mean having a
Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with
provinces and Rural Health Units (RHUs)
under the HCPN, which would then cater
to DepEd's patients.

A key concern raised is that learners are

also constituents of the Province, making

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the accreditation process "quite
complicated." For the time being, DepEd
has the choice whether to join the
HCPN or not.

Dr. Rex added that this entire process is

lengthy, emphasizing that even facilities
already accredited still face ongoing
challenges.

The Medical Officer IV raised a Dr. Rex responded by asserting that he is DOH-CHD
concerning issue: some Rural "pretty sure that he is not one of that
Health Unit doctors are doctors because he caters all." He further
reportedly refusing to cater to stated that he "can't provide a sentiment
DepEd students and teachers, because it's not usually talked about in
citing that they are already the meeting." He expressed hope that
covered by PhilHealth Konsulta. "soon, they could have a dialogue
The MO IV asked for Dr. Rex's addressing that certain kind of issue."
stand on this matter.

Dr. Rex raised an issue The Medical Officer IV, Dr. Jamila, DepEd
concerning teacher leave committed to raise this concern with Regional
forms, particularly for those the top management. Medical
nearing retirement. He noted that Officer IV
even though these teachers have
access to Medical Officers within
their respective Schools Division
Offices, they still opt to consult
with Rural Health Unit doctors for
their medical certificates.

The Medical Officer IV inquired PhilHealth confirmed that yes, 40 hours DepEd
about the requirement for a per week (8 AM-5 PM) is required,
Konsulta Provider to render 40 given that DepEd facilities operate during
hours of consultation per weekdays.
week, asking if it is indeed
mandatory and what strategies
Dr. Rex could recommend Dr. Rex added that for Rural Health Units,
fulfilling this. the 40 hours per week is
automatically met as their clinics are
operational from Mondays to Sundays.

D. Synthesis

On June 18, 2024, an online orientation on the PhilHealth Konsulta

Package and Professional Accreditation was conducted for Schools Division Office

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Medical Officers III and School Health Personnel, following a directive from the
4th Regional Management Committee meeting. The session aimed to provide a
comprehensive understanding of the PhilHealth Konsulta Package, detail the
process and requirements for professional accreditation, and empower
participants to make informed decisions regarding the availment and promotion
of these benefits. Dr. Leana Clare Filipinas from PhilHealth RO XII and Dr. Rex
Selvido from DOH RO XII – Center for Health and Development served as subject
matter experts. The orientation covered various aspects, including the Konsulta
Package's objective of expanding access to primary care, its PHP 1,700 annual
capitation per patient, enrollment options, covered services (including 15
diagnostic tests and 21 medications), the benefit availment process, and the
requirements for KPP accreditation. Dr. Rex also shared Lambayong's
experience, highlighting challenges faced before and during implementation,
such as limited budget, difficulties with PhilHealth Konsulta requirements, and
manpower shortages. Strategies to address these issues included seeking LGU
support, involving Barangay Health Workers, and requesting DOH-CHD technical
assistance.

During the open discussion, several issues and concerns were raised by
Medical Officers from various SDOs, along with recommendations and
agreements. Topics included the permissibility of First Patient Encounter (FPE) in
the field, the lack of an official MOA template for partnered laboratories and
pharmacies, clarifying health facility ownership for performance commitment,
and the ability to conduct profiling during accreditation. Questions also arose
regarding professional accreditation requirements for KPP personnel, the
feasibility of outsourcing back-end processes for the Functional Health
Information System, and concerns about redundancy in student registrations.
Discussions also covered establishing special funds for Konsulta, the percentage
of population profiled versus PhilHealth coverage, steps to acquire special health
funds, the rate split between doctors and providers, payment distribution, and
DepEd's potential integration into Healthcare Provider Networks. Additionally,
concerns were raised about RHU doctors not catering to DepEd students and
teachers, and teachers going to RHU doctors for leave forms despite having SDO
MOs. PhilHealth confirmed the 40-hour weekly consultation requirement for
Konsulta Providers. The orientation concluded with an awarding ceremony for
resource speakers and a photo opportunity.

E. Closing Activities

The closing activity was marked by a meaningful awarding ceremony, where

certificates of recognition were given to the resource speakers in recognition of
their active involvement and valuable contributions. The orientation concluded
with a photo opportunity, capturing the collaborative spirit and shared
commitment of all participants toward promoting better healthcare provision.

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Photo Documentation

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Prepared by:

WEZZA FYRG M. YUMOL

Technical Assistant I, SMHP ESSD-SHS

Noted by:

DR. EDELYN GRACE JAMILLA

MO-IV, ESSD-SHS

MAGDALENO C. DUHILAG JR.

CES, ESSD

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