Hinoba-an Primary Care Facility

08/02/2026

📣 HEART MONTH ANNOUNCEMENT 💃🫀

February is Heart Month na gid! 💝
In observance sang Philippine Heart Month with the theme,
“Bringing Heart Care Closer to Every Filipino,”
as a DOH Healthy Lifestyle Advocate/Coordinator, gina-agda ko gid ang tanan sa LGU kag aton community to join our daily ZUMBA SESSION. Let’s move-move ta for our hearts, diba? 💓

This activity is fully supported by our Municipal Mayor,
Hon. Daph Anthony V. Reliquias, R.N., together with the Hinoba-an Primary Care Facility, in promoting a healthier, more active, and heart-strong community. 🫀✨

🕓 Schedule:
Monday to Friday | 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Venue: Hinoba-an Municipal Auditorium (PPAC)

🎯 Goal & Purpose:
• Para mag-promote sang healthy kag active lifestyle
• Para makabulig likaw sa heart-related lifestyle diseases
• Para ma-encourage ang regular exercise kag stress relief
• Para ma-strengthen ang community participation kag wellness awareness

Community Engagement:
Open gid kami sa invitations halin sa mga barangay nga luyag makig-partner sa amon to extend health awareness kag physical fitness activities para sa prevention sang lifestyle-related diseases sa inyo community. Upod-upod ta ni ha! 💪

Let’s move together para sa mas healthy nga heart kag mas healthy nga Hinoban-on community! 💃🫀✨

05/02/2026

MGA PAALALA SA PANAHON NG BAGYO

I. BAGO ANG BAGYO (Paghahanda)

✔️ Makinig sa opisyal na abiso mula sa PAGASA, LGU, at MDRRMO
✔️ Ihanda ang go bag / emergency kit:
• Tubig at pagkaing hindi madaling masira
• Flashlight, extra batteries
• First aid kit at maintenance medicines
• Power bank / charged cellphone
• Whistle at face mask

✔️ Siguraduhing ligtas ang bahay:
• Itali o iligpit ang mga bagay sa labas
• Linisin ang kanal at alulod
• Patibayin ang bubong at bintana

✔️ Alamin ang evacuation center at mga emergency contact numbers
✔️ Ilagay sa waterproof container ang mahahalagang dokumento

II. SA KALAGITNAAN NG BAGYO

⚠️ Manatili sa loob ng bahay at iwasang lumabas
⚠️ Lumayo sa mga bintana, bubong, at maaaring bumagsak na bagay
⚠️ Huwag tumawid sa baha—delikado kahit mababaw
⚠️ Patayin ang main switch ng kuryente kung may pagbaha
⚠️ Sumunod agad sa utos ng pre-emptive evacuation kung kinakailangan

📻 Patuloy na makinig sa radyo, cellphone alerts, o opisyal na anunsyo ng LGU

III. PAGKATAPOS NG BAGYO

✔️ Mag-ingat sa mga naputol na kable, matutulis na bagay, at maruming tubig
✔️ Suriin muna ang bahay bago pumasok
✔️ Huwag agad buksan ang kuryente kung basa pa ang paligid
✔️ Pakuluan ang tubig bago inumin
✔️ Iulat sa barangay o LGU ang mga nasirang istruktura at nangangailangan ng tulong

🤝 Makipagtulungan sa community clean-up at tumulong sa kapwa kung kaya

Tandaan:
🛑 Mas mahalaga ang buhay kaysa sa anumang ari-arian.
🛟 Ang maagap na paghahanda ay susi sa kaligtasan ng bawat isa.

Sa karagdagan

Sa panahon na kailangang lumikas, mas mabuting mag handa ng madaling dalhin ang ating EMERGENCY GO BAG! 🎒

Gawing ligtas ang paglikas, dahil ang bawat buhay ay mahalaga. 💚









Source: Department of Health Central Visayas Center for Health Development & HinobaanPCF

05/02/2026

EYES HERE!!!

WHAT is the program?
The PhilHealth Yaman Ng Kalusugan Program (YAKAP) is a program of PhilHealth, implemented by the Local Government Unit of Hinoba-an in collaboration with the Hinoba-an Primary Care Facility, to help residents access, update, and maximize their PhilHealth benefits.
WHY should you participate?
To ensure that you and your family:
• Are properly registered or updated in PhilHealth
• Can fully enjoy the health benefits you are entitled to
• Have better health coverage and protection
WHERE will the activities take place?
• Day 1: PPAC / Orientation of BHWs & Job Orders
• Day 2: Asia Covered Court
• Day 3: Culipapa Covered Court
WHEN
Operation will be on February 10-12, 2026

February 10, 2026
📅 1st Day – PPAC / Orientation of BHWs & Job Orders
• Barangay 1
• Barangay 2
• Bacuyangan
• Talacagay
• San Rafael

February 11, 2026
📅 2nd Day – Asia Covered Court
• Alim
• Pook

February 12, 2026
📅 3rd Day – Culipapa Covered Court
• Sangke
• Bulwangan
• Daug

WHO can participate?

• Senior Citizens, Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), Indigent Members, Solo Parents and OFW’s who are eligible for PhilHealth benefits in Hinoba-an.

HOW can you participate?
Bring the required documents according to your sector:
👵 For Senior Citizens
• Senior Citizen ID
• Marriage Contract (if married)
• Live Birth Certificate
♿ For Persons with Disabilities (PWDs)
• PWD ID
• Must be encoded in the PWD system
🏠 For Indigent Members
• MDR
• Birth Certificate / Marriage Contract
• Birth Certificate of son/daughter below 20 years old
👩👧 For Solo Parents
• Solo Parent ID
• Birth Certificate of son/daughter below 20 years old

✈️Migrant Workers:

•Latest Contract/OEC
•Valid ID
•Marriage Certificate ( if married)

❗ No PhilHealth Number = No accommodation

04/02/2026

World Cancer Day | February 4

Today, February 4, we join the global community in observing World Cancer Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness, promoting prevention, encouraging early detection, and standing in solidarity with individuals and families affected by cancer.

Cancer knows no boundaries—it affects people of all ages, backgrounds, and communities. Behind every diagnosis is a story of courage, resilience, and hope. This day reminds us that access to timely, quality, and compassionate healthcare is a right, not a privilege. No one should face cancer alone.

Through the combined efforts of LGU Hinobaan and the Hinobaan Primary Care Facility, we continue to strengthen our commitment to providing accessible health services, health education, early screening, and continuous support for our constituents. By promoting healthy lifestyles, regular check-ups, and awareness of cancer warning signs, we empower our community to take charge of their health.

Let us also take this moment to honor cancer survivors for their strength, support those currently undergoing treatment, and remember those who have bravely fought this disease. Together, we can help close the gap in cancer care by fostering understanding, compassion, and collective action.

On this World Cancer Day, let us reaffirm our dedication to a healthier, more informed, and more caring Hinoban-on —where every life is valued and every patient is supported.

02/02/2026

National Cancer Awareness Month | February

The Local Government Unit of Hinoba-an, in partnership with the Hinoba-an Primary Care Facility, joins the nation in observing National Cancer Awareness Month—a time to raise awareness, encourage prevention, and strengthen our collective commitment to health and well-being.

Cancer remains one of the leading causes of illness worldwide, but many cases can be prevented or successfully treated through early detection, regular screening, healthy lifestyle choices, and timely medical consultation. Awareness empowers individuals and families to make informed decisions, seek help early, and support one another with compassion and understanding.

This month, we call on our community to be proactive about health—know the signs, attend screenings when available, adopt healthier habits, and never hesitate to consult healthcare professionals. Let us also stand in solidarity with cancer patients, survivors, and their families, reminding them that they are not alone in this journey.

Together, through education, prevention, and accessible primary care services, we can build a stronger, healthier Hinoba-an—where hope begins with knowledge and healing begins with care.

📍 For information on health services, screenings, and consultations, visit the Hinoba-an Primary Care Facility.

01/02/2026

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23/01/2026

The Local Government Unit of Hinoba-an, through the Hinoba-an Primary Care Facility, proudly joins the observance of Autism Consciousness Week, a meaningful time to raise public awareness and deepen our understanding of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Autism is a lifelong neurological and developmental condition that affects how a person communicates, behaves, learns, and interacts with others. It is important to understand that autism is not a disease and not caused by poor parenting. Individuals with autism simply experience the world in a different way. Each person on the autism spectrum is unique—some may need more support in daily activities, while others are highly independent and gifted in various areas such as arts, academics, or problem-solving.

Early awareness and timely intervention can make a significant difference in the lives of children with autism. Recognizing early signs and seeking professional guidance can help improve communication skills, learning development, and social interaction. This is why community awareness and understanding play a vital role in supporting individuals with autism and their families.

As a community, we are encouraged to promote acceptance, inclusion, and respect. Simple acts of patience, kindness, and understanding can help create a safer and more welcoming environment for persons with autism. By replacing stigma with accurate information, we empower families and allow individuals with autism to reach their full potential.

Let us work together to build a community where differences are embraced, abilities are recognized, and everyone is given the opportunity to belong and thrive.

Awareness leads to understanding. Understanding leads to acceptance. Acceptance leads to inclusion.

Together, let us stand in solidarity with individuals with autism and their families—not only this week, but every day.

15/01/2026

Successful Bloodletting Activity
A successful bloodletting activity made possible through the collective efforts of a caring community, led by Hinoba-an Primary Care Facility and the Local Government Unit of Hinoba-an. in partnership with Negros First.

We extend our sincere gratitude to all volunteer blood donors, partner agencies, and health workers who generously shared the gift of life. Through your support and commitment, lives will be saved and hope continues to flow.

13/01/2026

"Be the reason for someone's heartbeat"
" A single drop of blood can make a huge difference"

Hinoba-an PCF in coordination with Negros First will conduct blood letting activity on January 15 , 2026 at PPAC

12/01/2026

The Local Government Unit of Hinoba-an joins the nationwide observance of National Deworming Month, calling on parents, schools, and the entire community to take part in protecting our children’s health through regular deworming. Together, let us promote healthy growth, prevent worm-related illnesses, and build a stronger, healthier Hinoban-on.