Himamaylan City Primary Care Facility I

27/01/2026

🪱🚫 It’s National Deworming Month! Remember W.O.R.M.S. — Wash hands, Observe hygiene, Regular deworming, Maintain clean surroundings, Safe food & water. Small habits, big protection! 💪

21/01/2026

Ngayong Flu Season, Maging Ligtas at Handa!

Alamin kung ano ang Influenza-Like Illness (ILI), paano ito naipapasa, at paano makakaiwas dito.

Protektahan ang sarili, pamilya, at komunidad laban sa trangkaso!
Paalala:
✅ Takpan ang bibig at ilong kapag uubo o babahing
✅ Ugaliing maghugas ng kamay o gumamit ng alcohol-based hand sanitizer
✅ Iwasan ang mga masisikip at matataong lugar
✅ Siguraduhin ang maayos na air flow at bentilasyon
✅ Panatilihing kumpleto ang mga bakuna ng buong pamilya
✅Kumain ng masustansyang pagkain, gaya ng prutas at gulay

Sama-sama tayong maglinis, magmasid, at mag-ingat —
dahil sa Bagong Pilipinas, Bawat Buhay Mahalaga!

14/01/2026

Himamaylan PCF 1, Red Cross Hold Bloodletting Activity

📆January 13, 2026
📍Barangay 4 Gym, Himamaylan City

Himamaylan PCF 1, in partnership with the Philippine Red Cross Blood Bank, conducted a bloodletting activity to support the local blood supply and encourage voluntary blood donation

07/01/2026

📢 PHILHEALTH YAKAP REGISTRATION 📢

📍 Himamaylan Primary Care Facility 1

Maayong adlaw, Himamaylanons! 💙

We invite all qualified residents of Himamaylan City to avail of the PhilHealth YAKAP Registration and secure your access to essential health benefits.

📋 Please bring the following requirements:
✔️ Duly accomplished PhilHealth Member Registration Form (PMRF)
✔️ At least one (1) valid ID (government-issued or barangay ID)
✔️ PSA Birth Certificate (or any proof of identity, if available)
✔️ PSA Marriage Certificate (for married applicants, if applicable)
✔️ Birth Certificates of dependents (if enrolling dependents)
✔️ Barangay Certificate (if required/for indigent or sponsored members)

Let’s make healthcare accessible for every Himamaylanon.

Register now and be covered! 🏥✨

09/12/2025

Is (TM) a well-established practice in your community?

Safe, evidence-based TM can help achieve universal health coverage.

Learn more about WHO’s work on building evidence and data to advance traditional medicine’s potential to improve .

07/12/2025

How is HIV Transmitted?

HIV can be passed through four primary methods: semen, vaginal fluid, blood (including needle sharing), and breastmilk (from mother to child).

HIV cannot be passed through saliva, sweat, touch, air, insect bites, food, or drinking water.

There are also four requirements for HIV to be successfully transmitted:
(1) Exit - the fluid needs to exit the body to transmit HIV
(2) Sufficiency - there should be enough viral load in the fluid
(3) Survival - virus has to survive its course from its source to its recipient
(4) Entry - fluid needs to enter the recipient host immediately

This is why it is important to consistently and properly use condoms during s*x to prevent transmission of HIV and other s*xual transmitted infections.

Learn more about HIV and AIDS this week as we commemorate World AIDS Day!

Join your local community in the fight against HIV/AIDS!
As a community, we can make a difference!






This is the part of a series of pubs UP One's True Nature has in store for this week.
Stay tuned for pubs made by our applicants all about HIV/AIDS right here on our page!
Pub by Dominic Tamayo

06/12/2025

03/12/2025