SERVICES OFFERED
A medical check-up is a routine health examination where healthcare providers assess a person's overall well-being and detect any potential health issues early on. During a check-up, a doctor or nurse will typically check vital signs like blood pressure, heart rate, and temperature, and may listen to the lungs and heart to ensure they're working well. They might also ask questions about lifestyle, medical history, and any current symptoms. Sometimes, basic lab tests or screenings are done to check for common conditions like diabetes or high cholesterol. Regular check-ups help catch health problems early and give people personalized advice to maintain a healthy lifestyle, keeping small issues from becoming bigger health concerns.
Date: Monday–Friday (8:00AM)
Location: Mambugan II BHS
A pre-natal check-up is a health service for pregnant women, providing essential care to ensure both the mother and baby are healthy throughout pregnancy. During these visits, healthcare providers monitor the mother's vital signs, weight, and overall health, and check the baby's development. They may perform ultrasounds, check the baby’s heartbeat, and discuss any symptoms or concerns the mother might have. Pre-natal check-ups also provide guidance on nutrition, exercise, and what to expect during each stage of pregnancy. Regular check-ups help identify any potential risks early, ensuring a safe and healthy pregnancy journey for both mother and baby.
Date: Thursday (8:00AM)
Location: Mambugan II BHS
Immunization is a vital healthcare service that protects individuals, especially children, from serious infectious diseases. It involves giving vaccines, which are safe and effective injections that help the body build immunity against diseases like measles, polio, hepatitis, and influenza. During an immunization visit, healthcare providers administer vaccines according to a recommended schedule, which helps prevent outbreaks and protect the community as a whole. Immunization is especially important for young children, as it strengthens their immune systems and reduces the chances of them contracting or spreading preventable illnesses. It is a simple yet powerful way to ensure long-term health and well-being for everyone.
Date: Wednesday 8:00AM
Location: Sitio Ruhat 3 Upper
Note: Regular schedule includes Mambugan II BHS and various Sitios on 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Tuesdays of the Month.
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Designed to help individuals and couples make informed choices about their reproductive health. These services typically include counseling on various contraceptive methods, such as birth control pills, condoms, intrauterine devices (IUDs), and injectable contraceptives, as well as guidance on natural family planning techniques. The target population includes sexually active individuals and couples, particularly those of reproductive age, including teenagers and adults, who seek to plan their families, space pregnancies, or prevent unintended pregnancies. Additionally, the health center may provide educational programs to promote awareness of reproductive health and family planning options within the community.
Date: Monday-Tuesday,Friday (8:00AM-5:00PM) Wednesday-Thursday (1:00PM-5:00PM)
Location: Mambugan II BHS
Dental checkup services aimed at promoting oral health and preventing dental issues within the community. These services typically include routine examinations, professional teeth cleaning, oral cancer screenings, and assessments for cavities, gum disease, and other dental problems. The target population for these services includes children, adolescents, and adults, especially those who may not have regular access to dental care. The health center also emphasizes the importance of oral hygiene education, offering guidance on proper brushing and flossing techniques, as well as nutrition's role in maintaining healthy teeth and gums.
Date: Tuesday (8:00AM), Thursday (1:00PM)
Location: Mambugan II BHS
Provides essential medications to patients following their checkups, ensuring accessible healthcare for the community. After a consultation, patients can receive prescriptions for a variety of medications, including antibiotics, pain relievers, and chronic disease management drugs, at no cost. This initiative targets low-income individuals and families who may struggle to afford medications, thereby improving health outcomes and encouraging patients to seek regular medical care. The pharmacy also offers health education on medication use, adherence, and potential side effects, further supporting the well-being of the community.
Date: Monday–Friday (8:00AM-5:00PM)
Location: Mambugan II BHS
Composed of trained volunteers, healthcare workers, and local leaders, BHERT is tasked with responding to medical emergencies, conducting health assessments, and implementing public health measures during outbreaks or crises. Their target population includes all residents of the barangay, particularly vulnerable groups such as the elderly, children, and individuals with pre-existing health conditions. In addition to emergency response, BHERT members engage in health education initiatives, promoting awareness of disease prevention, vaccination programs, and proper health practices to enhance the overall resilience of the community against health threats.
Date: Monday–Friday (8:00AM-5:00PM)
Location: Mambugan II BHS
The Tuberculosis Directly Observed Treatment, Short-Course (TB-DOTS) program is a vital component of the health center's efforts to combat tuberculosis (TB) within the community. This strategy involves the supervised administration of anti-TB medications to ensure patients adhere to their treatment regimen, which typically lasts for six months. The program targets individuals diagnosed with TB, including those with drug-resistant strains, as well as high-risk groups such as people living with HIV, the elderly, and those with weakened immune systems. By providing free medications and support, the TB-DOTS program aims to improve treatment outcomes, reduce transmission rates, and ultimately eliminate TB as a public health threat in the barangay. Additionally, the health center offers education on TB prevention, symptoms, and the importance of completing the treatment course to foster community awareness and involvement.
Date: Friday (8:00AM-5:00PM)
Location: Mambugan II BHS
The PSI (Progestin Subdermal Implant) is a long-acting reversible contraceptive method offered by the health center to help individuals and couples manage their reproductive health effectively. This small, flexible rod is implanted under the skin of the upper arm and releases progestin, preventing ovulation for up to three years. The target population includes women of reproductive age seeking a reliable, low-maintenance birth control option, particularly those who may face barriers to accessing traditional contraceptive methods. The health center provides counseling on the benefits and potential side effects of the PSI implant, ensuring patients are well-informed before making decisions about their family planning needs. Additionally, the service promotes awareness of this option as a means to reduce unplanned pregnancies and support women's health in the community.
Date: Tuesday (1:00PM)
Location: Mambugan II BHS