Pampanga hospital to provide Clark healthcare



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CLARK FREEPORT — To provide affordable and accessible healthcare, especially for workers, the Pampanga Provincial Hospital has expanded its services to benefit employees and nearby communities around the Freeport.
According to an official of the Clark Development Corporation (CDC), 74 participants from 50 Clark locators, including human resources officers and company representatives, toured the hospital as part of its introduction to Clark stakeholders.
The CDC officials joined Pampanga Vice Governor Lilia “Nanay” Pineda in leading the activity.
Vice Governor Pineda emphasized the provincial government’s commitment to improving healthcare, explaining that the hospital was established to ensure workers have access to reliable and quality medical care.