PhilHealth Contribution Calculator

Estimate the total monthly premium, employee deduction, employer share, and the kasambahay employer-borne amount.

Calculate PhilHealth premiums

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Schedule used: 5% premium, ₱10,000 income floor, ₱100,000 income ceiling, ordinarily divided equally between employer and employee.

Direct answer

The PhilHealth premium used here is 5% of monthly basic salary, subject to a ₱10,000 floor and ₱100,000 ceiling. For employed members, it is ordinarily divided equally between employer and employee.

Formula and example

Total premiumApplicable salary base × 5%
Employee shareTotal premium ÷ 2
Employer shareTotal premium ÷ 2
Salary base₱10,000 minimum; ₱100,000 maximum

Example: At ₱30,000 basic salary, the premium is ₱1,500. Employee and employer ordinarily pay ₱750 each.

What the result tells you

  • The salary base after the floor or ceiling
  • Total monthly premium
  • Employee deduction and employer cost
  • Kasambahay cost shifting below ₱5,000

Frequently asked questions

What premium rate is used?

The calculator uses 5% of the applicable monthly income base.

How is the premium divided?

For employed members, it is ordinarily divided equally between employer and employee.

What is the income floor?

The calculator applies a ₱10,000 minimum premium base.

What is the ceiling?

The calculator caps the premium base at ₱100,000.

What about a kasambahay below ₱5,000?

The household employer is shown bearing both shares.

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