SHIRLEY THE MEDIUM FREE

I recently went back to watch the show again on YouTube, since they seem to have most of the episodes that I remember as a kid. Man, if she was real, I would let her live with me any day, that's how awesome she is to me. I always thought it was funny how she would always refer to Eustace as 'The Stupid One,' and would always fight with him. Shirley was always one of my favorite characters in the show, aside from Courage and Eustace. If you don't, well then I will tell you that this is Shirley the Medium from the show Courage the Cowardly Dog. With the coordination and approval also of the two agencies,” Domingo said.Well, by now you should already know who this is. In fact, we'll be coming out with a medium-term expenditure plan for these funds from PAGCOR and PCSO. It will be used specifically for benefit improvement. “Funds from PCSO will be a special fund in the coffers of PhilHealth. None of the funds will be used for PhilHealth’s administrative costs and COVID-19-related expenses, she added. “We're very happy that we will be receiving these funds because it will translate to the better financial protection of our members,” she said.Īccording to Domingo, among the benefits to be improved under the additional budget are the review of the existing case rates, covering additional dialysis sessions for indigent kidney patients, and boosting of the catastrophic benefits and orthopedic benefits, among others. This fund is specifically for benefit improvement and will not in any way be used for any admin expense,” she said. 'It's a different subsidy from the usual GAA (General Appropriations Act) subsidy to PhilHealth for the premiums of the indirect contributors. Shirley Domingo said during the media briefing. These funds will be transmitted to the Treasury and will be remitted to PhilHealth through the national subsidy for benefit improvement,' PhilHealth spokesperson Dr. We have lined up several benefits for the use of these funds. “We are very happy to be the recipient of these funds from the PCSO.

SHIRLEY THE MEDIUM FREE

The UHC law, signed by President Rodrigo Duterte in February 2019, automatically enrolls all Filipino citizens, including overseas Filipino workers, in the state social health insurance PhilHealth, which will have expanded coverage to include free consultation fees, laboratory tests and other diagnostic services. Under the UHC law or Republic Act 11223, half of the national government’s share from Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR)’s income as well as 40% of PCSO's charity fund shall be used to fund the universal health care program. This is just the first among the remittances that we will do because, under the law, 40% of our charity fund will have to go to the UHC,” Robles told reporters during a press briefing in Malacañang. “Today, the PCSO is going to remit its share to the national government - the national treasury in fact - which will give PhilHealth more funds to support UHC Law. PCSO General Manager Mel Robles said the allocated funds will be transmitted to the Bureau of Treasury (BTr) on Monday, September 12, to be used by the implementer of the measure - the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhiHealth). The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) is set to remit around P2.5 billion to the government coffers to help finance the Universal Health Care Law (UHC), an official said Monday.

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