Watchmen Daily Journal

NOCHP launched at San Carlos City Hospital

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The members of the Negros Occidental Comprehens­ive Health Program (NOCHP) may now use their NOCHP cards and avail of free medical and health services at the San Carlos City Hospital in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental.

NOCHP was officially launched at the said hospital, in a ceremonial acceptance program led by Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson, First District Rep. Gerardo Valmayor, Jr., and San Carlos City Mayor Renato Gustilo.

Also present at the event were San Carlos City Vice Mayor Christophe­r Paul Carmona and SP members; NOCHP head Amalia Billote; and acting chief of hospital, Dr. Mary Genevieve Montano, among others.

Lacson said that he hopes more Negrenses will benefit from NOCHP, and help not only the residents of San Carlos City, but also those from the neighborin­g towns and cities.

NOCHP is a priority program of the provincial government that seeks to provide comprehens­ive health care to Negrosanon­s.

It is a health insurance for indigents in collaborat­ion with the 31 component cities and municipali­ties of the province, six congressio­nal districts, PhilHealth and the Department of Health.

NOCHP members and their qualified dependents are entitled to free outpatient care in participat­ing government hospitals in the province, including the Corazon Locsin Monteliban­o Memorial Regional Hospital in Bacolod City.

All NOCHP members are entitled to a P5,000 yearly assistance for medication, laboratori­es, radiologic examinatio­ns, dental services, and medicines, among others.

Senior citizens and Indigenous Peoples are given automatic NOCHP membership./WDJ

 ?? (Provincial Government of Negros Occidental photo) ?? Negros Occidental Comprehens­ive Health Program (NOCHP) members may now use their NOCHP cards and avail of free medical and health services at the San Carlos City Hospital.
(Provincial Government of Negros Occidental photo) Negros Occidental Comprehens­ive Health Program (NOCHP) members may now use their NOCHP cards and avail of free medical and health services at the San Carlos City Hospital.

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