Valencia City Health Office

10/12/2025

07/12/2025

CHO Serves as Medics for Amateur Boxing Tournament in Barangay Guinoyuran

The City Health Office (CHO) of Valencia City served as the official medical team during the Amateur Boxing Tournament held on December 7, 2025, at the Barangay Guinoyuran Covered Court.

Leading the CHO medical team was Dr. Joshua Calipusan together with dedicated health personnel who ensured the safety and well-being of all athletes and participants throughout the event.

The CHO team provided on-site medical assessment, first aid response, and emergency medical support to ensure that the boxing tournament was conducted safely and in compliance with health and safety protocols. Their presence highlighted the CHO’s ongoing commitment to promoting sports safety, injury prevention, and community health support during public and athletic events.

The activity reflects the City Health Office’s strong partnership with the Barangay Guinoyuran and its continued advocacy for healthy, active, and safe communities through collaborative efforts.

07/12/2025

CHO Serves as Medics for Amateur Boxing Tournament in Barangay Guinoyuran

The City Health Office (CHO) of Valencia City served as the official medical team during the Amateur Boxing Tournament held on December 7, 2025, at the Barangay Guinoyuran Covered Court.

Leading the CHO medical team was Dr. Joshua Calipusan together with dedicated health personnel who ensured the safety and well-being of all athletes and participants throughout the event.

The CHO team provided on-site medical assessment, first aid response, and emergency medical support to ensure that the boxing tournament was conducted safely and in compliance with health and safety protocols. Their presence highlighted the CHO’s ongoing commitment to promoting sports safety, injury prevention, and community health support during public and athletic events.

The activity reflects the City Health Office’s strong partnership with the Barangay Guinoyuran and its continued advocacy for healthy, active, and safe communities through collaborative efforts.

07/12/2025

CHO Serves as Medical Team during CFC Bukidnon 41st Anniversary Celebration

The City Health Office (CHO) provided medical support during the 41st Anniversary Celebration of Couples for Christ (CFC) Bukidnon, held on December 6, 2025 at the Valencia City Gymnasium and Cultural Center.

The CHO medical team was led by Myra Diane A. Valero, RN, EMT-MA, who spearheaded on-site emergency preparedness and medical assistance for the duration of the event. The team ensured the safety and well-being of participants by conducting wellness checks, responding to minor medical concerns, and standing by for immediate emergency response as needed.

Through proactive medical coverage, CHO helped create a safe and secure environment for the successful conduct of the anniversary celebration, allowing thousands of attendees to participate worry-free in the festive gathering.

The City Health Office commends CFC Bukidnon for reaching 41 years of faithful service and community building, and extends its gratitude for the opportunity to be part of this milestone event. CHO remains steadfast in its commitment to safeguarding public health during mass gatherings and community activities across Valencia City.

07/12/2025

CHO Joins 4th Civil Military Operations (Kasaligan) Battalion for Army Cares: National Simultaneous Health and Wellness Fair

December 6, 2025 – The City Health Office (CHO) was invited by the 4th Civil Military Operations (Kasaligan) Battalion to conduct a health consultation in celebration of the Army Cares: National Simultaneous Health and Wellness Fair, an activity aimed at bringing essential health services closer to the community.

The CHO medical team was composed of Dr. Alyanna Marr P. Lizardo-Ponay, Rural Health Physician; Dr. Mary Claire Ida B. Ricare-Rabago, RN, Medical Officer IV; and Dr. Kristine Faith A. Dapanas, RN, who provided medical consultations and basic health assessments to beneficiaries during the event.

Also present in support of the activity was John E. Mata, President of the Bukidnon Medical Society (BMS), emphasizing strong collaboration among the military, medical professionals, and the local government in delivering quality healthcare services.

Through this initiative, the CHO reaffirmed its commitment to accessible and responsive healthcare, working hand-in-hand with partner agencies to promote the health, wellness, and overall well-being of the community.

The City Health Office expresses its gratitude to the 4th Civil Military Operations (Kasaligan) Battalion for the invitation and continued partnership in advancing community health and service-oriented programs.

07/12/2025

CHO Joins 4th Civil Military Operations (Kasaligan) Battalion for Army Cares: National Simultaneous Health and Wellness Fair

December 6, 2025 – The City Health Office (CHO) was invited by the 4th Civil Military Operations (Kasaligan) Battalion to conduct a health consultation in celebration of the Army Cares: National Simultaneous Health and Wellness Fair, an activity aimed at bringing essential health services closer to the community.

The CHO medical team was composed of Dr. Alyanna Marr P. Lizardo-Ponay, Rural Health Physician; Dr. Mary Claire Ida B. Ricare-Rabago, RN, Medical Officer IV; and Dr. Kristine Faith A. Dapanas, RN, who provided medical consultations and basic health assessments to beneficiaries during the event.

Also present in support of the activity was John E. Mata, President of the Bukidnon Medical Society (BMS), emphasizing strong collaboration among the military, medical professionals, and the local government in delivering quality healthcare services.

Through this initiative, the CHO reaffirmed its commitment to accessible and responsive healthcare, working hand-in-hand with partner agencies to promote the health, wellness, and overall well-being of the community.

The City Health Office expresses its gratitude to the 4th Civil Military Operations (Kasaligan) Battalion for the invitation and continued partnership in advancing community health and service-oriented programs.

07/12/2025

CHO Conducts Mental Health Awareness at Tugaya Integrated School

The City Health Office (CHO) successfully conducted a Mental Health Awareness activity at Tugaya Integrated School, headed by the very supportive School Head, Ms. Gerlie Rose C. Magdato, LPT in line with the city’s continuing efforts to promote mental well-being within the academic community.

The activity was led by Venadyl F. Cantero, RN, EMT, HEPO III of the City Health Office, who served as the guest speaker for the program. Ms. Cantero delivered an informative and engaging lecture on mental health awareness, highlighting the importance of emotional wellness, stress management, and seeking support when needed, especially among teachers and students.

To ensure active participation, interactive games and group activities were incorporated into the session, providing participants with a fun yet meaningful way to reflect on mental health topics, express emotions, and strengthen peer support. These activities helped foster an open and supportive environment where participants could freely share experiences and learn practical coping strategies.

The CHO extends its heartfelt gratitude to the administration of Tugaya Integrated School, particularly Ms. Gerlie Rose C. Magdato, LPT for the warm welcome and strong support in making the activity a success. Through partnerships such as these, the City Health Office continues to advance its mission of nurturing mentally healthy and resilient school communities.

07/12/2025

CHO Conducts Mental Health Awareness at Tugaya Integrated School

The City Health Office (CHO) successfully conducted a Mental Health Awareness activity at Tugaya Integrated School, headed by the very supportive School Head, Ms. Gerlie Rose C. Magdato, LPT in line with the city’s continuing efforts to promote mental well-being within the academic community on December 5, 2025 at Tugaya Integrated School, Valencia City, Bukidnon.

The activity was led by Venadyl F. Cantero, RN, EMT, HEPO III of the City Health Office, who served as the guest speaker for the program. Ms. Cantero delivered an informative and engaging lecture on mental health awareness, highlighting the importance of emotional wellness, stress management, and seeking support when needed, especially among teachers and students.

To ensure active participation, interactive games and group activities were incorporated into the session, providing participants with a fun yet meaningful way to reflect on mental health topics, express emotions, and strengthen peer support. These activities helped foster an open and supportive environment where participants could freely share experiences and learn practical coping strategies.

The CHO extends its heartfelt gratitude to the administration of Tugaya Integrated School, particularly Ms. Gerlie Rose C. Magdato, LPT for the warm welcome and strong support in making the activity a success. Through partnerships such as these, the City Health Office continues to advance its mission of nurturing mentally healthy and resilient school communities.

05/12/2025

CHO Serves as Medical Team for Education Week “Run for a Cause 2025”

The City Health Office (CHO) actively supported the conduct of the Education Week “Run for a Cause 2025” by providing comprehensive medical coverage during the event held on December 5, 2025, along the route from Robinsons Valencia to Valencia National High School (VNHS).

Ensuring the safety and well-being of hundreds of runners, students, teachers, and participants, the CHO medical team was deployed strategically along the route and at the finish line to provide first aid, emergency response, and health monitoring services. The team was led by Donna M. Flores, MD, whose leadership ensured prompt and efficient medical assistance throughout the activity.

05/12/2025

CHO Serves as Medical Team for Education Week “Run for a Cause 2025”

The City Health Office (CHO) actively supported the conduct of the Education Week “Run for a Cause 2025” by providing comprehensive medical coverage during the event held on December 5, 2025, along the route from Robinsons Valencia to Valencia National High School (VNHS).

Ensuring the safety and well-being of hundreds of runners, students, teachers, and participants, the CHO medical team was deployed strategically along the route and at the finish line to provide first aid, emergency response, and health monitoring services. The team was led by Donna M. Flores, MD, whose leadership ensured prompt and efficient medical assistance throughout the activity.

05/12/2025

City Health Office Provides Medical Support for 1st Mindanao Karate-Do Invitational Tournament

The City Health Office (CHO) of Valencia City successfully served as the official medical response team for the 1st Mindanao Karate-Do Invitational Tournament, held on November 30, 2025 at Pagongzaga Gymnasium, PCF, P-6A Poblacion, Valencia City.

Ensuring the safety and well-being of athletes, coaches, officials, and spectators throughout the tournament, the CHO’s medical team was on full standby to provide immediate medical assessment, first aid, and emergency response services during the entire duration of the event.

Leading the medical team was Dr. Abby Karina Mangubat-Brillantes, whose guidance and expertise ensured the readiness and effective coordination of healthcare personnel on site. The team remained vigilant in managing sport-related injuries, dehydration, fatigue, and other medical concerns common in high-intensity competitions.