Laguna Governor Sol Aragones visited Majayjay District Hospital to personally deliver new incubators that will help improve the care and survival of premature and vulnerable newborns.
The turnover is part of the provincial government’s continuing efforts to strengthen healthcare services in district hospitals across Laguna, with additional hospitals also set to receive incubators.
“The new equipment will provide critical support for infants born prematurely or those requiring specialized neonatal care.”
Hospital officials said the new equipment will provide critical support for infants born prematurely or those requiring specialized neonatal care, helping ensure better health outcomes for newborns in the province.
“Napaka importante po na magkaroon tayo talaga ng incubator, unang una po kasi hindi po natin maiiwasan at hindi natin mapipigil ang mga pumupunta dito na mga pasyente na nanganganak na pwedeng kulang sa buwan at tsaka kulang sa buwan. At ito po ay malaking tulong para magkaroon sila ng survival,” Dr. Judy Rondilla said.
“Ito po ay malaking tulong para magkaroon sila ng survival.”
Aragones said the provision of incubators has long been requested by hospitals and local residents to ensure the safety of newborns.
“Matagal na pong hiniling ‘to ng mga ospital at nang ating mga kababayan na magkaroon sila ng mga incubator para matiyak rin ang mga kaligtasan ng mga bata na kulang sa buwan,” the lady governor explained.
The provincial government continues to prioritize improvements in healthcare services, particularly in maternal and child care, to ensure that every Lagunense receives quality and accessible medical services.
