PhilHealth has announced plans to improve access to tuberculosis treatment by expanding its GAMOT program to cover selected first-line medicines starting November 1.
Kidney transplant patients in Davao are receiving additional medical support as DOST-funded research projects strengthen diagnostic services and post-transplant care at SPMC.
Health Secretary Edwin Mercado said surveillance teams and necessary medicines are being prepared for possible increases in illnesses linked to extreme weather conditions.
The zero-billing program covers consultations, diagnostic procedures, emergency room services, and available medicines for eligible OFWs and their qualified dependents.
Responsible handling of psychosocial crises should protect the person’s dignity while connecting them with appropriate professional support, according to the DSWD.
The 3,807-square-meter property creates more room for hospital development and specialized services as healthcare needs continue growing across the Pangasinan region.
Mountain Province is focusing on consistent healthcare standards while making better use of available resources for geographically isolated and disadvantaged communities.