Rotary medical mission reaches 700 residents


More than 700 residents of Barangay West Crame in Quezon City received free health services during a one-day medical mission led by the Rotary Club of Camp Crame (RCCC) and several private partners.
The initiative, headed by RCCC president and Police Lt. Gen. Edgar Alan Okubo, provided laboratory diagnostics to 433 beneficiaries, while others received medical consultations and prescription medications. The mission was supported by the MedGo Group, TrustTrade and the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
To facilitate rapid assessments, the team deployed two mobile X-ray units and offered on-site electrocardiogram testing. The laboratory services included Chem 12 and HbA1c panels, which screen for metabolic and renal conditions by measuring blood sugar, urea nitrogen, creatinine and uric acid.
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