Figure 6: Trend of PhilHealth reimbursements for RH ted by all LGUs, 2014 - 20192015-2019 PhilHealth reimbursements for RH services has been declining over the past couple of years. couple of years. Source: RPRH Annual Reports, 2014 to 2019 Table 4: Financial Risk Protection for Family Planning Procedure/Claims Status Insertion of Intrauterine Device • % of paid claims • % of denied claims Subdermal Contraceptive Implant • % of paid claims • % of denied claims Vasectomy, Unilateral or Bilateral • % of paid claims • % of denied claims Grand Total for all FP Claims • % of paid claims • % of denied claims 2015 3,155 75% 17% 1 0% 0% 39 100% 0% 3,273 73% 1% 2016 7,123 81% 11% 2,844 87% 10% 48 96% 4% 10,060 83% 3% Source: Rapid Analysis on Foregone Reimbursements on Family Planning, USAID/ReachHealth 2017 6,800 87% 7% 11,644 89% 6% 59 93% 5% 18,553 88% 4% 2018 4,602 89% 5% 21,071 87% 9% 73 78% 18% 25,796 87% 7% 2019 3,406 87% 3% 17,591 90% 4% 44 80% 5% 21,087 90% 3% Table 5: Estimated Foregone Reimbursements (October 2018 - March 2019) FP Method No. of Hospitals Covered Bilateral Tubal Ligation Non-Scalpel Vasectomy Post Partum Intrauterine Device Intrauterine Device Progestin Sub-Dermal Implant All Hospitals Covered Estimated Foregone Reimbursements Total Services Provided 128 4 84 10,506 2 10,380 Percentage of Services Reimbursed 98% 0 91% 41 144 252 1,090 12,691 34,669 PhP29,123,000 62% 33% 71% USD582,460 Source: Rapid Analysis on Foregone Reimbursements on Family Planning, USAID/ReachHealth Percentage of Services Not Reimbursed 2% 100% 9% 38% 67% 29% 35 2019 Annual Report Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012