![]() – Bring your birth certificate and the birth certificates of your parents (or any document showing parents’ dates of birth). (Bring a detailed Medical Certificate issued by attending physician stating your parent’s diagnosis, extent of disability and the date when the disability was acquired. – younger than 60 years old but have permanent disability and are totally dependent on you Your parents are qualified as dependents if they are: If your parents have not claimed their Philhealth cards, they can show their senior citizen IDs to the hospital or clinic (Additional announcement about IDs is expected). *Note: The law on the mandatory Philhealth membership of all Filipino senior citizens (60 years old or older) has been signed by President Aquino in November 2014. ![]() Note: Children under 21 who are single but will soon give birth to a child, or already have a child or children are advised to register and pay as Philhealth members so that their children will have Philhealth coverage as dependents. ![]() If foster child, bring document issued by the DSWD. Bring also birth certificate of stepchild. If stepchild, bring marriage contract between you and the biological parent. If adopted child, bring a copy of court decree of adoption. If illegitimate child (you’re not married with the other parent), bring the child’s birth certificate showing you’re the father or mother of the child. Bring birth certificate and certification from a doctor that the child is mentally or physically disabled. If your child is 21 years old or older and suffering from physical or mental disability that makes him/her totally dependent on you for support, he/she can be your dependent. If already employed, although younger than 21 years old, he/she can no longer be your dependent. If younger than 21 years old but already married, he/she can no longer be your dependent. ![]() Your child should be below 21 years old, unmarried and unemployed. – below 21 years old (Bring birth certificate) Your children are qualified dependents as long as they are: – Bring a copy of your marriage certificate. If your wife or husband is previously a Philhealth member, ask her/him to write a letter or statement that she/he is no longer an active Philhealth member, including the estimated last time she/he paid her/his Phihealth premium and the reason she/he is no longer active. – She or he should not be an active Philhealth member. ![]()
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