Laguna Governor Sol Aragones personally led the first day of the free laboratory tests, underscoring her administration’s firm commitment to uninterrupted health programs.
Aragones assured Lagunenses that funding will not hinder the delivery of healthcare.
“May paraan para ilibre ang ating mga kababayan.”
“Kinakailangan lang hanapan ng pondo. May paraan para ilibre ang ating mga kababayan,” the lady governor said.
She also shared her vision of expanding the program across the province to reach more communities.
“Kapag nakakalap pa kami ng maraming pondo, gusto ko bayan-bayan na para mas marami ang matulungan natin.”
“Kapag nakakalap pa kami ng maraming pondo, gusto ko bayan-bayan na para mas marami ang matulungan natin,” Aragones said, adding that compassion should never be limited.
“’Wag nating tipirin ang pagtulong sa tao dahil may pondo naman,” she stressed.
Aragones further announced that free dialysis services are available at the Laguna Medical Center, with new facilities set to open in Bay this February and Pakil in April for residents of the 4th District, alongside the province-wide rollout of Akay ni Gob Botika and the upcoming availability of Clopidogrel and B-Complex before the end of February.
Meanwhile, Dr. Odilon Inoncillo, Officer-in-Charge of the Provincial Health Office, highlighted that the program ensures not only free testing but also proper medical guidance.
Inoncillo shared the good news that once laboratory results are released, doctors are already on standby to personally explain and interpret the findings to patients, helping them understand their health condition and the necessary next steps.
Through these sustained efforts, the Provincial Government of Laguna continues to bring quality health services closer to the people, reaffirming its commitment to a healthier and more resilient province.
