What does health insurance cost in Philippines

Can you opine on other insurance plans that will cover other Asian countries, thinking about Vietnam or Laos

Veary true suggestion from your side .Thanks

Phil health cost only 46 pesos per day and is good too use in all hospitals. There is no cheaper health insurance in the Philippines.

How old are you Sir?

I really appreciate your vids. I have watched many and you have earned my subscription for sure. I have lived in the Phils for 5 years now and never had insurance. I qualify for Philhealth via my wife, but haven’t gotten around to it yet. She has quite a decent HSA that seems to work for her. I need to get coverage. I have had a couple minor surgeries and the quality of the work was very good. The surgery on my hand cost me $250 USD total and you can’t even see the stitch marks. Our dentist is awesome, trained in Japan and did extensive, awesome work on me and my wife. One important thing is to either bring someone to the hospital and/or be able to pay the doctor’s in cash. I recommend having a native speaker in tow just in case. You can usually put the bill on a card, but the Docs usually have their fee paid in cash. And quite often the ATM in the hospital is out of order. My wife had to run to the ATM for me after surgery before they would let me go home, lol. I did do my homework on where to get things done though. In Asia, since medical tourism is very high, or was, and it is important to know which hospitals are the best in your area. I live close to 5 of the best in the country in Metro Manila, so I have choices. Knee and hip replacements are common here, as are other orthopedic specialties, so that appeals to me. Bangkok is another good spot for that stuff. Surgeries done outside these better hospitals can be really hit and miss and by a large margin. Avoid the public hospitals in the province like the plague for anything but basic services. But for basic care and minor issues, everyone should do their homework…ask Filipinos, they will gladly tell you which are the best and worst places for medical care. Happy trails, and thanks!