Vierneza-Dumali Children's Clinic

01/09/2025

31/08/2025

This is our updated clinic schedule, please refer to this when booking your appointments. This is fixed so no need to ask if the clinic is open. For any clinic schedule changes we post regularly. Kindly follow the page and read our posts. Thank you.

26/08/2025

I don’t normally share google reviews but this one hits straight to the core. In the midst of all the doctor bashing and bullying nowadays, it’s a breath of fresh air to read something like this. Thankful for the mom of my recently admitted patient for taking her time to leave our clinic a heartmelting review like this one. Salamat po sa appreciation. This is a reminder for me to keep doing what I love most, healing kids. Being an instrument of God in taking care of the little and not-so little ones. It feels great to be appreciated like this. May God bless your thoughtful heart💜

26/08/2025

Sharing this back to school tips from the Philippine Academy of Pediatric Pulmonologists (PAPP)💟

In celebration of the National Lung Month 2025, the Philippine Academy of Pediatric Pulmonologists, Inc. (PAPP) proudly presents:

PAPP Back to School Tips
Boosting Respiratory Health for your Child
Healthy Lung! Dapat Lung!
with our lung advocates, Pap and Pip

19/08/2025

Reposting this.

Appointment system has been improved, booking fee was removed for your convenience. Please have the courtesy to cancel your appointments.

15/08/2025

Reposting this

This is our updated clinic schedule, please refer to this when booking your appointments. This is fixed so no need to ask if the clinic is open. For any clinic schedule changes we post regularly. Kindly follow the page and read our posts. Thank you.

11/08/2025

To the public who feel jealous of doctors for their earnings and complain about the consultation fees they receive…

Here’s a little explanation:

When you were enjoying your high school days, he/she was the one who couldn't share that happiness, buried in books and stress.

When you slept peacefully from 9 PM to 6 AM, he/she managed with just 5 to 6 hours of sleep.

While you were enjoying beers and outings during your first year of college, he/she was the one shedding tears over cadavers.

When you started looking for boys/girls to date, he/she was busy drawing histology diagrams with eosin and hematoxylin.

When you were planning your wedding in final year, we were still struggling with Medicine and Obstetrics.

When you got married, we couldn’t even consider it — we were preparing for postgraduate entrance exams.

When you started earning, we were still working like slaves during our PG training.

This journey continues… even now.

A doctor usually settles and starts earning properly only after the age of 35.

So please —They deserve every bit of what they earn for the sacrifices they’ve made throughout the first half of their lives.

CTTO: filipinoMD