The unpaid 5,039,926 HEA and 4,283 COVID-19 sickness and death claims of healthcare workers and their next of kin may finally be settled by the Department of Health
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MANILA, Philippines – Frontline healthcare workers will finally receive their remaining Health Emergency Allowance claims.by Friday, July 5. This means that the 5,039,926 unpaid HEA and 4,283 COVID-19 sickness and death compensation claims of eligible healthcare and non-healthcare workers who served the country during the pandemic will finally get their money.
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