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Health

Department Of Health Expands MAIFIP To Include Private Hospital Patients

DOH said the expanded program also covers patients with income who still cannot afford the full cost of necessary medical treatment.

DOH To Establish Mental Hospital, Drug Rehab Center In Negros

Southern Negros is set to gain a dedicated facility for specialized mental healthcare and drug rehabilitation under the Department of Health’s expansion plans.

PhilHealth Offers Eyeglasses, Therapy Packages For Children

PhilHealth wants more families to become aware of benefit packages that can help cover eyeglasses and therapy needs for eligible children and young people.

Serving Healthy Food Now Mandatory At Baguio Events

Healthy food will become mandatory at Baguio City government meetings and events as the city implements a new policy supporting better eating choices.

DSWD, NCDA Bring Services To Children With Disabilities In Pangasinan

Children with disabilities were the focus of the CAREvan program, which brought government services to 30 beneficiaries in Pangasinan.

300 Benefit From PhilHealth YAKAP Caravan In Legazpi

Residents and students were among those who received health services during the YAKAP caravan held at Legazpi City National High School.

DOH-13 Intensifies Campaign As Animal Bites Cases Surge

A stronger campaign against animal bites is being pursued by DOH-13 in response to the rising number of cases across the region.

Healthy Diet, Early Detection Urged To Protect Kids From Leukemia

Parents were advised to seek medical attention when children experience recurring infections, unexplained bleeding, weight loss, or persistent loss of appetite.

Negros Oriental Seeks Expanded Measles Vaccination Drive Amid Low Turnout

Health officials want to combine supplemental measles vaccination with regular immunization to reach more eligible children across Negros Oriental.

Ilocos Region Hits 300K Inoculations In Final ‘Ligtas Tigdas’ Drive

The Ligtas Tigdas drive provided measles and rubella protection to more than 300,000 children across communities throughout the Ilocos Region.