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Anxiety Attack Therapy: Per Session Coping

Last Updated on September 9, 2024 by MedicalPinas

Having an episode of anxiety attack can disrupt one’s lifestyle. It may not be as obvious as other health conditions but therapies are available. In the Philippines, the price of anxiety attack treatment may start from Php 900 to Php 1,100 per session.

How to Begin

In most cases, the initial price for treatment starts from Php 1,000 as a consultation fee of a psychiatrist. Initially, a proper evaluation by the doctor is necessary. This not only provides you more treatment options but will actually confirm whether you actually have the condition.

Breakdown of Expenses

To understand more about the related cost of therapy, here are the three most common parts of the total cost.

  • Consultation: ₱900 to ₱1,000
  • Medication: ₱80 to ₱130 per tablet (requires prescription)
  • Therapy sessions: ₱1,500 to ₱4,500

Cheaper Option

A cheap treatment is available in public hospitals starting from Php 500 per session. But anyone with mental concerns and symptoms may proceed to the hospital for evaluation and treatment.

While private hospitals are understandably more expensive, regular people with limited budgets may still avail services from government hospitals. For example, the National Center for Mental Health is the primary institution that provides mental health service to the general public.

Is HMO Useful for Mental Health?

Health cards from HMOs will usually not cover psychological expenses. However, one may get benefits after the second year of membership with some companies.

Philhealth has a separate case rate for therapies involving behavioral and psychological problems of patients. You may also get a discount price if you have a senior ID, PWD or affiliate companies honored at a hospital.

You may not have heard about it but 3.6 million Filipinos are suffering from mental health right now according to PNA’s published article. What’s more worrisome is that most of these patients do not seek help due to financial problems or stigma.



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