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PhilHealth's Big Spend Why P240B Payment Plan May Not Work in 2025 and What Board Game Designers Can Learn from It

As the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) gears up for a massive payment plan worth P240 billion, concerns are growing about its feasibility. In this article, we'll delve into the reasons why PhilHealth's ambitious plan may not work as intended in 2025 and explore what board game designers can learn from its potential pitfalls.

Why PhilHealth's Payment Plan May Not Work

PhilHealth's payment plan aims to settle outstanding claims from healthcare providers by 2025. While this may seem like a straightforward solution, several factors suggest that the plan may not be as effective as hoped

1. Inefficient Claim Processing PhilHealth's claim processing system has been criticized for being slow and inefficient. If this issue persists, it could lead to delayed payments, putting healthcare providers in financial distress.
2. Lack of Transparency The lack of transparency in PhilHealth's payment plan makes it difficult for stakeholders to understand how the funds will be allocated and what criteria will be used to prioritize claims. This opacity can breed mistrust and undermine the program's success.
3. Insufficient Funding Despite the massive scale of the payment plan, some experts question whether P240 billion is sufficient to cover all outstanding claims. Inadequate funding could lead to partial payments or delayed settlements.

What Board Game Designers Can Learn from PhilHealth's Payment Plan

While board game designers may not be directly affected by PhilHealth's payment plan, they can learn valuable lessons about the importance of careful planning and risk management

1. Conduct Thorough Research Before launching a new product or feature, conduct thorough research to identify potential pitfalls and develop contingency plans.
2. Prioritize Transparency Ensure that your design process is transparent and stakeholders understand how decisions are made.
3. Anticipate Potential Issues Identify potential issues early on and develop strategies to mitigate their impact.

By learning from PhilHealth's payment plan, board game designers can create more robust and effective products that take into account the complexities of real-world challenges.

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Edward Lance Arellano Lorilla

CEO / Co-Founder

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