Go,N. Ecija’s adopted son, ’ to make further Super Health Centers
The Office of Senator Christopher “ Bong ” Go, in collaboration with the Department of Social Welfare and Development, extended backing to underprivileged communities in Gapan City and Peñaranda city in Nueva Ecija lately.
In a videotape communication, Go, who serves as Chair of the Senate Committee on Health and Demography, reiterated his commitment to establish further Super Health Centers across the country.
He also said by doing that they can significantly reduce sanitarium residency rates while bringing government medical services closer to the grassroots.
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“ Patuloy po akong tutulong sa pagpaparami ng Super Health Centers sa bansa sa abot po ng aking makakaya. Sa mga itinayo ng Super Health Centers, nakita namin kung gaano kalaki ang naitutulong nito sa komunidad lalo na sa pastoral areas. ‘ Yun po ang layunin ng mga Super Health Centers, ang ilapit sa mamamayan ang serbisyong medikal ng gobyerno, ” underlined Go.
Services offered in Super Health Centers include database operation, out- case, birthing, insulation, individual( laboratoryx-ray and ultrasound), drugstore and itinerant surgical unit. Other available services are eye, observance, nose, and throat service, oncology centers, physical remedy and recuperation center and telemedicine, where remote opinion and treatment of cases will be done. In 2022, the Department of Health linked the municipalities of San Leonardo, Rizal, and Santo Domingo as the locales for Super Health Centers in the fiefdom. further Super Health Centers were funded this time in the Science City of Muñoz, and the municipalities of Aliaga, Bongabon, Llanera, and Zaragoza.
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Through the collaborative sweats of fellow lawgivers, sufficient finances had been allocated under the Health installations Enhancement Program of the DOH for 307 Super Health Centers in 2022 and 322 SHCs in 2023. DOH, the lead enforcing agency, identifies the strategic areas where SHCs will be constructed. Held at the external hall of Peñaranda and megacity hall of Gapan, Go’s staff distributed snacks, masks and shirts to a aggregate of 49 floundering residers.
They also gave away bikes, cellular phones and shoes to elect individualities. also, labor force from the DSWD handed livelihood backing subventions to good heirs. The assemblyman also offered fresh backing to the residers in need of medical attention as he informed them that there are Malasakit Centers in the fiefdom that they may visit. basically penned and patronized by Go, the Malasakit Centers Act authorizations all DOH- run hospitals, and the Philippine General Hospital, to establish their own Malasakit Centers to accessibly help poor and penurious cases with their sanitarium bills by covering colorful case services and freights.
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There are now 157 Malasakit Centers nationwide, including those at EduardoL. Joson Memorial Hospital andDr. PaulinoJ. Garcia Memorial Research and Medical Center, both in Cabanatuan City, and at Talavera General Hospital in Talavera city. Since the first Malasakit Center was established five times agone
, the centers have helped further than seven million Filipinos nationwide, according to the DOH.
“ Hindi niyo na kailangan pumila o umikot dad sa iba’t ibang opisina para humingi ng tulong pampagamot dahil nasa loob na sila ng iisang kwarto. Lapitan niyo lang ang Malasakit Center at wala itong pinipili. Karapatan niyo bilang mga Pilipino ang maka- mileage ng serbisyo nito, ” he cited.
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In the end, Go, who's an “ espoused son ” of Nueva Ecija, lauded the original officers for plying great sweats to cover the weal of their ingredients and making certain that they're well- supported during extremity situations. Go has also supported multitudinous enterprise to help promote profitable development and ameliorate public service delivery in the fiefdom.
Among these are the construction of the Amphitheater at the Talavera National High School; the recuperation of roads in Cabiao, General Tinio, Pantabangan, Zaragoza and Cabanatuan City; construction of flood tide mitigation structures in General Tinio, Quezon, San Antonio and Zaragoza; construction of multipurpose structures in Gabaldon,Sta. Rosa and Cabanatuan City; completion of theDR. PJGMRMC in Cabanatuan City; reconstruction of the Llanera public request; recuperation of the Baloc public request; and installation of streetlights in Zaragoza. On 23 March, the assemblyman’s platoon handed analogous backing to indigents in Sto. Domingo, Nueva Ecija.
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