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22/09/2025

CHO CONDUCTS BARANGAY OPD CONSULTATION AT BARANGAY LOURDES

The City Health Office (CHO) successfully conducted a Barangay Outpatient Department (OPD) activity on September 22, 2025, at Barangay Lourdes, bringing essential health services closer to the community.

The activity was led by Dr. Crysthia Lorcyl A. Sistoso, RN, with Free Minor Surgeries performed by Dr. Ahito Rondina, Jr. at the Barangay Health Center.

This initiative forms part of the CHO’s continuous efforts to ensure accessible and comprehensive primary healthcare for all residents, particularly those in far-flung areas.

Services provided during the activity included:
• Profiling, Health Screening, Assessment, and Consultation for PhilHealth and non-PhilHealth members.
• Consultation for the general population.
• Minor Surgical Procedures performed at the BHS.
• Visual Inspection with Acetic Acid (VIA) Screening for women aged 20–65 years old.
• Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) sessions to promote health awareness.
• Monitoring of Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) Programs implementation.

Through these initiatives, the CHO continues to uphold its commitment to delivering preventive, promotive, and curative health services at the grassroots level, ensuring that every Valenciano has access to quality healthcare without the burden of travel or cost.

The City Health Office extends its gratitude to the Barangay Tugaya officials, BHS staff, and community volunteers for their support and cooperation, making the event a success.

22/09/2025

The City Health Office (CHO), led by Medical Officer IV, Dr. Anito Rondina Jr., in collaboration with Barangay Lourdes Health Station, successfully conducted an Operation Tuli at Barangay Lourdes on September 22, 2025 catering to a total of 26 patients.

The activity aimed to provide free circumcision services to young boys in the community, ensuring safe, hygienic, and professional procedures.

Operation Tuli is part of the CHO’s continuing efforts to promote public health services, particularly in underserved areas, while also educating parents and children on proper wound care and hygiene.

The initiative highlights the CHO’s commitment to delivering accessible and quality health services at the grassroots level, with the support and active participation of barangay health workers.

22/09/2025

CHO CONDUCTS 6TH DAY HEALTH ASSESSMENT OF FLOOD EVACUEES AT CITY GYM

The City Health Office (CHO) sustained its humanitarian response by carrying out the 6th day of Health Assessment and Consultation for evacuees affected by the recent flash floods. The activity took place on September 22, 2025, at the City Gymnasium and Cultural Center, Valencia City.

Leading the initiative was Philip Abella, who extended vital medical services and consultations to families temporarily staying at the gymnasium.

The team worked hand in hand to provide medical attention, monitor health conditions, and distribute essential medicines to the evacuees. This effort underscores the City Government’s steadfast commitment to protecting the health and welfare of its people during emergencies.

The CHO assures the public that its health teams remain on heightened readiness to deliver timely medical care and assistance to all affected families until the situation returns to normal.

22/09/2025

CHO Conducts SBI Orientation for 4Ps Members in Barangay Sugod

To further strengthen community awareness on the importance of immunization, the City Health Office (CHO) conducted a School-Based Immunization (SBI) orientation today at the Barangay Covered Court, Barangay Sugod, Valencia City. The activity was specifically organized for members of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps).

During the orientation, CHO resource speaker, Venadyl F. Cantero, RN, EMT emphasized the objectives of the SBI program, the schedule of vaccines to be administered, and the safety and effectiveness of immunization in preventing life-threatening yet avoidable diseases. Parents and guardians were encouraged to actively support and consent to the vaccination of their children, ensuring protection from vaccine-preventable illnesses.

The session also provided a venue for participants to raise questions, clarify doubts, and correct misconceptions surrounding vaccines, while reinforcing their vital role in the success of the Department of Health’s (DOH) immunization campaign.

The CHO extends its appreciation to the Barangay Local Government Unit and health partners in Sugod for their cooperation and commitment to safeguarding children’s health. Through these collective efforts, every child in Valencia City continues to be given access to life-saving vaccines—contributing to a healthier and more resilient community.

22/09/2025

The City Health Office (CHO) held a School-Based Immunization (SBI) orientation on September 22, 2025, at Sugod Integrated School, Valencia City. The session was specially organized for parents of Grades 1, 4, and 7, and for Grade 7 learners to better understand the importance of vaccines.

Our Health Education and Promotion Officer III, Venadyl F. Cantero, RN, EMT, served as the resource speaker—discussing the goals of the SBI program, the vaccines to be given, their safety, and why immunization is one of the best protections we can give our children.

The orientation also became a safe space for parents and learners to ask questions, clear doubts, and strengthen their support for the Department of Health’s (DOH) immunization campaign.

Special thanks to the Barangay Health Team—Praxides Bontuyan, RM, Cherry Ann Pocong, RN,and Esterlita Layagan — for their strong support in making sure every child has access to life-saving vaccines. Together, we are creating a healthier and stronger Valencia City! 🌟

22/09/2025

IJSB Kindergarten Pupils Visit City Health Office

The City Health Office (CHO) warmly welcomed the Kindergarten pupils of Infant Jesus School of Bukidnon (IJSB) during their educational visit on September 17, 2025.

The young learners were given a guided tour by Ms. Ethel Joy I. Montebon, MPA, who brought them around the different offices of the CHO and introduced them to the essential services provided by the local health sector.

One of the highlights of the visit was the children’s chance to experience riding the CHO ambulance, sparking their excitement and giving them a glimpse of how emergency health services work.

The activity not only provided the pupils with a fun and interactive learning experience but also helped nurture awareness of health and community service at an early age.

The CHO expressed its joy in hosting the IJSB Kindergarten pupils, emphasizing the importance of exposing children to health programs to inspire appreciation for public service.

21/09/2025

🎒 PREPARE YOUR EMERGENCY GO BAG IN ANTICIPATION OF SUPER TYPHOON NANDO

The government is closely monitoring Super Typhoon Nando, which is expected to bring heavy rainfall to parts of Northern Luzon and other areas of Luzon.

❗️CHO reminds everyone to prepare your Emergency GO Bag early as part of proactive readiness against the threats of flooding, landslides, and heavy rains.

✅ Use the image as a guide in completing the essential items that should be inside your Emergency GO Bag.

21/09/2025

🚨 FIGHT AGAINST DISEASES THIS RAINY SEASON 🚨
Alongside the possible effects of Super Typhoon Nando on homes and properties, the risk of various illnesses also increases.
Protect your family by:
1️⃣ Monitoring announcements from PAGASA and your local government.
2️⃣ Practicing TAOB, TAKTAK, TUYO, TAKIP to eliminate mosquito breeding sites.
3️⃣ Staying at home when feeling unwell.
4️⃣ Seeking medical consultation immediately when experiencing symptoms.
❗️Remember: Call the National Emergency Hotline 911 or your local emergency hotlines if you need assistance ❗️

21/09/2025

🎒DOH: IHANDA ANG INYONG EMERGENCY GO BAG BILANG PAGHAHANDA SA SUPER TYPHOON NANDO

Kasalukuyang binabantayan ng pamahalaan ang Super Typhoon Nando na inaasahang magdadala ng malakas na pag-uulan sa ilang bahagi ng Hilagang Luzon at maging sa ibang parte ng Luzon.

❗️Paalala ng DOH, maagang ihanda ang inyong Emergency GO BAG bilang parte ng maagap na paghahanda sa banta ng pagbaha, landslides, at malakas na pagulan.

✅ Gamitin ang larawan bilang gabay sa pagkumpleto ng mga importanteng gamit na laman ng inyong Emergency GO Bag.

Sa panahon ng sakuna, maaaring tumawag sa: 🚨Emergency Hotline 911
📞 DOH Hotline 1555, press 3

21/09/2025

🚨 PANATILIHING LIGTAS ANG INUMING TUBIG 🚨
Maaaring dala ng malakas na pag-ulan ang mga samu’t-saring mikrobyo na delikado sa kalusugan.

Siguraduhing malinis ang iniinom na tubig saan ka man naroroon:
1️⃣ Pakuluan ng hindi bababa sa 2 minuto.
2️⃣ Gumamit ng chlorine tablets na ipinamimigay ng inyong LGU.

21/09/2025

CHO CONDUCTS 5TH DAY HEALTH ASSESSMENT OF FLOOD EVACUEES AT CITY GYM

The City Health Office (CHO) sustained its humanitarian response by carrying out the 5th day of Health Assessment and Consultation for evacuees affected by the recent flash floods. The activity took place on September 21, 2025, at the City Gymnasium and Cultural Center, Valencia City.

Leading the initiative was Jorcyl F. Galarpe, RN and Jeneath Petalcorin, RN, who extended vital medical services and consultations to families temporarily staying at the gymnasium.

The team worked hand in hand to provide medical attention, monitor health conditions, and distribute essential medicines to the evacuees. This effort underscores the City Government’s steadfast commitment to protecting the health and welfare of its people during emergencies.

The CHO assures the public that its health teams remain on heightened readiness to deliver timely medical care and assistance to all affected families until the situation returns to normal.

21/09/2025

CHO CONDUCTS 5TH DAY HEALTH ASSESSMENT OF FLOOD EVACUEES AT CITY GYM

The City Health Office (CHO) sustained its humanitarian response by carrying out the 5th day of Health Assessment and Consultation for evacuees affected by the recent flash floods. The activity took place on September 21, 2025, at the City Gymnasium and Cultural Center, Valencia City.

Leading the initiative was Dr. Carren Emirose H. Solidor, RN and Dr. Abby Karina M. Brillantes. They were joined by midwives of Barangay Poblacion who extended vital medical services and consultations to families temporarily staying at the gymnasium.

The team worked hand in hand to provide medical attention, monitor health conditions, and distribute essential medicines to the evacuees. This effort underscores the City Government’s steadfast commitment to protecting the health and welfare of its people during emergencies.

The CHO assures the public that its health teams remain on heightened readiness to deliver timely medical care and assistance to all affected families until the situation returns to normal.

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