Dr Ray at Healthdev

26/07/2021

24/03/2021

May bakuna man na bagong dating, huwag kalimutan na ang pag-iwas ay kailangan pa din. !

Huwag maliitin ang ating mga preventive measures kahit na may bakuna mang dumating. Sa sama-samang pag-iwas, dagdag ang epekto ng bakuna, kayang-kaya nating kontrolin at wakasan ang pandemya ng COVID-19. Ipinapaalala ng HPAAC na PAREHO PA DIN ANG PAG-IWAS sa sakit na COVID-19, ang APAT DAPAT!

A - Air circulation and ventilation.
Piliin ang mga lugar na may magandang sirkulasyon ng hangin. Panatilihin ang magandang bentilasyon sa kwarto, sa bahay, o sa mga lugar na pinagkukumpulan ng mga tao. Mas maganda kung sa outdoor gawin ang pakikipagkita sa ibang tao.

P - Physical distance one meter or more.
Siguraduhin ang distansyang isang metro o higit pa sa ibang tao na hindi kasama sa bahay. Iwasan ang mga matataong lugar kung saan hindi mapapanatili ang physical distancing.

A - Always use face mask and face shield.
Isuot ng tama ang face mask at face shield lalo na kung lalabas ng bahay at may makakasalimuhang ibang tao. Ang face mask, dapat walang vent o butas, at natatakpan ang ilong, bibig, hanggang baba. Ang face shield, hindi dapat ginagawang head band.

T - Time of interaction thirty minutes or less.
Iwasan ang mahabang pakikisalamuha sa ibang tao. Mas matagal na interaksyon sa ibang tao, mas malaki ang tsansa na mahawa ng COVID-19. Planuhin ang mga gagawin sa labas ng bahay para masiguradong hindi nagtatagal sa isang lugar. Kung maaari, manatili lamang sa bahay.

29/05/2020

I am pleased to inform you that the Healthdev Integrative Clinics have resumed operations. Consults are by appointment only however. Please call at 84266001 local 4633 or 84265999 for instructions. For the safety of everyone, the Clinic has put in place protocols for seeing patients.

I offer my continuing prayers for your safety.

08/05/2020

Dear Parents, Guardians and Patients,

Given the continuing difficulty in accessing services in the clinic because of the ECQ, please feel free to get in touch with me through Messenger, Viber or through my mobile number.

May you all continue to be safe and well. We will prevail!

Dr Ray

08/05/2020

Please share this information on the Tele-Health Service from the Department of Health (DOH)

25/03/2020

Please help disseminate this info to underprivileged communities that can benefit from free on-line consultation on COVID-related matters. Facebook or Messenger lang ang kailangan:

www.facebook.com/COVIDAskForce/

25/03/2020

Please help disseminate the following info to underprivileged communities who can benefit from on-line consultations regarding concerns on COVID. FB / Messenger lang ang gamit.

www.facebook.com/COVIDAskForce/

24/03/2020

We continue to ask our Lord to save us and protect us from this disease. May He send us His Spirit to keep us strong and resilient. We ask Mary, our Mother, to intercede for us and to keep us in her warm embrace.

07/02/2020

Here is another helpful guidance on the 2019-nCoV

https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public

31/01/2020

https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public

WHO’s standard recommendations for the general public to reduce exposure to and transmission of a range of illnesses are as follows, which include hand and respiratory hygiene, and safe food practices:

31/01/2020

On the 2019 nCoV outbreak

I would like to share here portions of the advisory issued by the Ateneo through its University Physician. These also apply in the household setting:

Use of masks:

· "The general public, especially those who are not sick and don’t manifest flu-like symptoms, need not wear masks. The more effective protective measures include frequent and proper hand-washing technique, cough etiquette, avoiding unnecessary agglomerations, especially in closed crowded rooms/venues.

· "Individuals who manifest respiratory symptoms (fever, cough, difficulty breathing) may wear medical masks (to be disposed of properly as infectious waste) and seek medical care as soon as possible, particularly if they traveled recently to areas with confirmed 2019-nCOV outbreaks or if they had been in close contact with people who got exposed to the coronavirus.

General preventive measures:

· Proper hygiene practices and effective hand-washing techniques

· Cough etiquettes

· Keep a distance of at least 3 ft (1 meter) of a person suspected of having 2019-nCOV infection or flu-like signs and symptoms

· Proper handling and disposal of wastes; used masks should be considered as infectious waste and should be disposed of properly.

· Avoid agglomeration in crowded closed venues