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70 Years of Healing: Providing Care for Generations

The Philippines’ healthcare spending hit a record P1.87 trillion in 2025, rising 15.1% and reaching 6.7% of GDP, as government programs expanded while Filipino…
Discover how the Philippines’ Department of Science and Technology is transforming healthcare through biomedical engineering, from a human skin equivalent that…

The country’s distinguished pharmaceutical company, Unilab, through its foundation’s Unilab Center for Health Policy (UCHP), is making strides in enhancing…


Senatorial candidate Abby Binay advocates for accessible healthcare and free maintenance medicines during the Alyansa para sa Bagong Pilipinas rally in Iloilo…

Senator Bong Go advocates for improved healthcare access and PhilHealth reforms in Davao City, emphasizing the expansion of Malasakit and Super Health Centers…

Senator Bong Go inaugurates the Super Health Center in Moalboal, Cebu, enhancing healthcare access for rural Filipinos. The center aims to provide primary care…

This year, let us altogether aim for better and improved health services within reach of every Filipino nationwide and make sure that no one will be left…
Senator Bong Go emphasizes accessible healthcare at the Cagayan Provincial Health Awards, highlighting key initiatives like Malasakit Centers and Super Health…
28 mobile clinics to provide high-quality healthcare to GIDAs in Phl—Marcos

We continue to appeal to PhilHealth to utilize its funding to improve its services by increasing case rates and expanding its benefit packages, scrapping its…


SM Foundation’s newest mobile clinic will join medical missions in Luzon.


The initiative for super health centers was initially championed by Go a year before the Marcos administration.


The Malasakit Centers serve as one-stop shops where particularly poor and indigent patients can avail themselves of medical assistance programs from concerned…

