Free tool
How many days are left on that RTH claim
Enter the date the notice arrived. You get the exact last day to correct and re-file, counted the way PhilHealth counts it. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
The date on the notice, not the date it was opened or filed internally
Counts calendar days from the date of receipt, which is how PhilHealth counts them. Nothing you type is sent anywhere, stored, or logged. This runs entirely in your browser, which is why you can use it on a real claim. Verify against the current issuance before you rely on it, and read the full explanation of the 60 day clock for how the window is counted and where hospitals lose it.
Why teams lose the window
The window is calendar days, and that is where it goes
Sixty calendar days is under nine weeks. A team planning in working days believes it has twelve, and discovers the gap in week ten.
Weekends count
Sixty calendar days spans roughly seventeen non-working days. Every one of them is spent whether anyone is at a desk or not
The clock starts at receipt
Not at the date the notice was opened, logged in the system, or routed to whoever owns it. Internal delay is spent window
Signatures take longer than planned
If the correction needs a clinician signature or a document from records, those two steps take longer than any plan assumes
The deeper problem is that the window is a symptom. A claim only becomes an RTH because a deficiency reached submission, and the same deficiency is usually sitting in claims not yet submitted. Two guides cover that: how the 60 day clock is counted and the complete RTH recovery guide.
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Every RTH claim was preventable
Oriaris Core, in research and planning, is being designed to catch the deficiency before submission so the 60 day clock never starts. Our free guides show your team how to catch it today.