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Health

Department Of Health Expands MAIFIP To Include Private Hospital Patients

DOH is using the e-MAIFIP system to streamline applications and speed up assistance processing at participating public and private healthcare facilities.

DOH To Establish Mental Hospital, Drug Rehab Center In Negros

The planned center will provide residents with closer access to specialized treatment that previously may have required travel outside southern Negros.

PhilHealth Offers Eyeglasses, Therapy Packages For Children

PhilHealth is highlighting existing healthcare packages for young people and children with disabilities as it seeks to improve awareness and benefit utilization.

Serving Healthy Food Now Mandatory At Baguio Events

Government gatherings in Baguio will follow new food rules requiring healthier selections as part of the city’s broader effort to promote wellness.

DSWD, NCDA Bring Services To Children With Disabilities In Pangasinan

Thirty children with disabilities benefited from the CAREvan program held alongside the Handog ng Pangulo service caravan at Sison Auditorium.

300 Benefit From PhilHealth YAKAP Caravan In Legazpi

The YAKAP caravan provided a way to deliver healthcare services directly to students and community members in Legazpi City.

DOH-13 Intensifies Campaign As Animal Bites Cases Surge

Caraga residents are the focus of a strengthened information campaign from DOH-13 as health authorities continue monitoring the increase in animal bite cases.

Negros Oriental Seeks Expanded Measles Vaccination Drive Amid Low Turnout

Health officials are still consolidating data to determine where confirmed and suspected measles cases have been recorded across the region.

Healthy Diet, Early Detection Urged To Protect Kids From Leukemia

Children experiencing frequent infections or unexplained bleeding may need medical evaluation to determine whether further testing is necessary.

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

Protection against measles and rubella reached more children across the Ilocos Region through the Ligtas Tigdas drive, surpassing 300,000 inoculations.