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PhilHealth Contribution Calculator 2026

The 2026 PhilHealth premium is 5% of your monthly basic salary, counted between ₱ 10,000 and ₱ 100,000. On a ₱ 20,000 salary the total premium is ₱ 1,000.00 a month: ₱ 500.00 from the employee and ₱ 500.00 from the employer.

Tables: 2026

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Basic monthly salary before deductions. Self-employed members: your declared monthly income.

Result

Employee share

₱ 500.00

Tables: 2026

Breakdown
Salary used for the premium₱ 20,000.00
Employee share₱ 500.00
Employer share₱ 500.00
Total monthly premium₱ 1,000.00
How this was computed

PhilHealth premium = monthly basic salary × 5%. A salary below ₱ 10,000 is counted as ₱ 10,000; a salary above ₱ 100,000 is counted as ₱ 100,000. Employees pay 50% of the premium and the employer pays the rest; self-employed members pay the whole premium. Tables: 2026.

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Worked example

An employee earning ₱ 20,000 a month pays a premium computed on ₱ 20,000.00. The total premium is ₱ 1,000.00: ₱ 500.00 from the employee and ₱ 500.00 from the employer.

How it works

The calculator keeps your salary between the floor (₱ 10,000) and the ceiling (₱ 100,000), multiplies it by the 5% premium rate and splits the premium: employees pay 50% and the employer pays the rest. Self-employed and individually paying members pay the whole premium.

PhilHealth premium = monthly basic salary × 5%. A salary below ₱ 10,000 is counted as ₱ 10,000; a salary above ₱ 100,000 is counted as ₱ 100,000. Employees pay 50% of the premium and the employer pays the rest; self-employed members pay the whole premium. Tables: 2026.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the PhilHealth contribution for a ₱ 20,000 salary?

₱ 1,000.00 a month in total in 2026. The employee pays ₱ 500.00 and the employer pays ₱ 500.00.

What is the PhilHealth contribution rate in 2026?

5% of the monthly basic salary, with a floor of ₱ 10,000 and a ceiling of ₱ 100,000. Employees and employers share the premium.

How much does a self-employed member pay to PhilHealth?

Self-employed and individually paying members pay the whole premium: 5% of their declared monthly income, within the floor and the ceiling. Choose the self-employed option in the calculator.

Is there a maximum PhilHealth contribution?

Yes. A salary above ₱ 100,000 is counted as ₱ 100,000, so the premium stops growing at that level.