PhilHealth contribution calculator

Enter your monthly basic salary or income to see your PhilHealth premium and who pays it.

Direct contributors pay 5% of their monthly income. Employees split it with their employer; self-paying members cover all of it.

How it's calculated

Your income is counted from ₱10,000 up to ₱100,000. Below the floor the floor is used, above the ceiling the ceiling is used.
The premium is 5% of that amount.
If you are employed, you pay 50% of the premium and your employer pays the rest.

On ₱30,000 a month the premium is ₱1,500. As an employee you pay ₱750 and your employer pays ₱750.

What is the minimum PhilHealth contribution?

₱500 a month, which is 5% of the ₱10,000 income floor. An employee pays half of it.

What is the maximum PhilHealth contribution?

₱5,000 a month, reached at an income of ₱100,000. Earning more does not raise the premium.

Can I pay quarterly or yearly?

Yes. Self-paying members can pay monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually through accredited collecting agents, in the Philippines and abroad.

Who pays for a kasambahay?

The household employer pays the whole premium. If the kasambahay earns ₱5,000 a month or more, they pay their share.

Direct contributor: A member who pays premiums, such as employees, self-earning individuals, professionals, kasambahays and OFWs.
Income floor and ceiling: The lowest and highest monthly income PhilHealth uses to compute the premium.

Up-to-date official data

Data checked against the official source on October 16, 2026.

We check the official sources automatically, every day.