PhilCare: Get Healthy and Go Places

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Purchase of PhilCare prepaid cards yields GetGo Rewards points

PhilCare believes that the path to wellness goes beyond having an effective health care coverage or an immediate access to medical providers. To be truly healthy means taking the time to enjoy life’s little pleasures while ensuring that you are protected for medical emergencies at all time.

PhilCare came up with a lifestyle program with GetGo Rewards by Cebu Pacific that will allow card holders to accumulate points on everyday spending and redeem the points for free flights. There are so many ways to earn GetGo points. It can be from buying groceries, paying utility bills, refilling the car with gasoling, and now --- even when taking care of your health.

(from L to R) Jhoan Gomez, Actuarial Head, PhilCare; Katryn Supapo; Head of Partnerships, Loyalty Division of GetGo; Allan Florendo; Director of Marketing, GetGo; Noemi G. Azura, President & CEO, PhilCare; Jaeger L. Tanco, Chairman, PhilCare; and Karen Sarte, OIC - Marketing


“PhilCare has always advocated for a 360 degree view on health and wellness. We have addressed the need for affordable and accessible health care products by offering our prepaid cards, starting from the ER Vantage cards, with 40K, 60K and 80K maximum benefit limits which allows access to medical providers for emergency health concerns; and then we supplemented it with the introduction of the Health Vantage and Health Vantage Elite cards, which offers a more comprehensive and extensive one-year emergency health care coverage; and finally, to answer the clamor for an unlimited consultation card to complement ER Vantage, we introduced our Medical and Consultation cards for kids, adults and senior citizens early this year. The partnership with GetGo meanwhile addresses our belief for over-all wellness and health,” shared Noemi G. Azura, president and chief executive officer (CEO) for PhilCare.


With the partnership of PhilCare and GetGo, PhilCare members can go anywhere without worrying about their health.
Traveling keeps the brain and body healthier, according to a study published in MarketWatch. It’s also said to lower the risk of heart attack and death from coronary disease in certain groups, while the new and complex situations encountered while traveling can also help keep the brain sharp.


The “Get Healthy Go Places” promo is just the first in a series as part of the partnership between PhilCare and GetGo Rewards which will run until March 20, 2017.
3 GetGo card designs you can choose


What's good about purchasing your PhilCare, it is absolutely hassle free! You can choose where to make your payment, the card will be delivered to your doorstep and activation is just through a text message. The GetGo Cards will also be delivered that will be coming from Cebu Pacific. Worry free with a PhilCare card and free travel with your GetGo points!

“PhilCare is committed to continuously innovate in order to give our members a different perspective of the health care industry and to provide best-in- class customer experience. We started by offering the first NFC-enabled HMO card in the Philippines, introducing prepaid health cards, and now, we are partnering with organizations and businesses that are well-known for their wellness programs and benefits,” adds Azura.

 To know more about the partnership, go to https://www.getgo.com.ph/web/getgo/promos.

To know more about PhilCare and its prepaid products, go to http://www.philcare.com.ph/products/.


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