Valencia City Health Office

20/10/2025

20/10/2025

CHO ANNEX CONDUCTS SPIRITUAL BLESSING
October 20, 2025 | City Health Office Annex, Valencia City

The City Health Office (CHO) Annex headed by Dr. Michael E. Escalante, JD conducted a spiritual blessing ceremony on October 20, 2025, led by Pastor Medy P. Padillo of the Lord Jesus Our Redeemer (LJOR) Church – Valencia City.

The meaningful event aimed to invoke God’s guidance, protection, and blessings for the CHO Annex personnel as they continue their commitment to public health service. Pastor Padillo shared messages of faith, gratitude, and dedication, reminding everyone that genuine service is rooted in compassion and humility.

Under the leadership of Dr. Escalante, the CHO Annex team expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to begin their operations with a spiritual foundation, hoping that the blessing will inspire continued teamwork, harmony, and excellence in serving the people of Valencia City.

The ceremony concluded with a collective prayer and thanksgiving, marking a renewed dedication to the health and well-being of every Valenciano.

19/10/2025

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19/10/2025

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19/10/2025

CHO Serves as Medics During 2nd day of the 3rd Bukidnon Faith Football Tournament

Valencia City, Bukidnon — The City Health Office (CHO) deployed its medical team to serve as on-site medics during the 2nd day of the 3rd Bukidnon Faith Football Tournament held on October 19, 2025, at Bukidnon Faith Christian School, Inc. (BFCSI), Valencia City.

The CHO Medical Team, headed by Team Leader Zenette T. Balindres, RN, EMT, ensured the safety and well-being of all participants and spectators throughout the duration of the tournament. The team provided first aid assistance, medical assessment, and emergency response to athletes and attendees when needed.

The presence of the CHO medical personnel highlights the city’s continued commitment to promoting health and safety during sports and community events, supporting Valencia City’s goal of fostering active lifestyles and injury-preventive measures among youth and sports enthusiasts.

The City Health Office extends its appreciation to Bukidnon Faith Christian School, Inc. for inviting the CHO as the official medical support team and for their shared advocacy in ensuring a safe and healthy sporting environment.

19/10/2025

CHO Serves as Medics for Amateur Boxing Tournament in Barangay Bagontaas

The City Health Office (CHO) of Valencia City served as the official medical team during the Amateur Boxing Tournament held on October 19, 2025, at the Barangay Bagontaas Covered Court.

Leading the CHO medical team was Dr. Anito Rondina, Jr., 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 Government of Bagontaas and its continued advocacy for healthy, active, and safe communities through collaborative public service.

19/10/2025

CHO Serves as Medics for Amateur Boxing Tournament in Barangay Bagontaas

The City Health Office (CHO) of Valencia City served as the official medical team during the Amateur Boxing Tournament held on October 19, 2025, at the Barangay Bagontaas Covered Court.

Leading the CHO medical team was Dr. Anito Rondina, Jr., 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 Government of Bagontaas and its continued advocacy for healthy, active, and safe communities through collaborative public service.

18/10/2025

CHO Serves as Medics During 1st Day of the 3rd Bukidnon Faith Football Tournament

Valencia City, Bukidnon — The City Health Office (CHO) deployed its medical team to serve as on-site medics during the 3rd Bukidnon Faith Football Tournament held on October 18, 2025, at Bukidnon Faith Christian School, Inc. (BFCS), Valencia City.

The CHO Medical Team, headed by Team Leader Zenette T. Balindres, RN, EMT, ensured the safety and well-being of all participants and spectators throughout the duration of the tournament. The team provided first aid assistance, medical assessment, and emergency response to athletes and attendees when needed.

The presence of the CHO medical personnel highlights the city’s continued commitment to promoting health and safety during sports and community events, supporting Valencia City’s goal of fostering active lifestyles and injury-preventive measures among youth and sports enthusiasts.

The City Health Office extends its appreciation to Bukidnon Faith Christian School, Inc. for inviting the CHO as the official medical support team and for their shared advocacy in ensuring a safe and healthy sporting environment.

17/10/2025

CHO-ESOHS CONDUCTS ORIENTATION ON BASIC FOOD SAFETY FOR DEPED VALENCIA

October 17, 2025 | Uno Business Hotel, Hagkol, Valencia City

The City Health Office–Environmental and Occupational Health Services (CHO-ESOHS) was invited by the Department of Education (DepEd) Valencia City Division to conduct an Orientation on Basic Food Safety on October 17, 2025, held at Uno Business Hotel, Hagkol, Valencia City.

The orientation aimed to equip school canteen personnel, teachers, and program implementers with essential knowledge and skills on proper food handling, preparation, storage, and sanitation practices to prevent foodborne illnesses and ensure the safety of learners and staff.

Serving as guest speaker was Ms. Rose Jean B. Orias, RMT, Sanitary Inspector IV, who discussed key topics on hygiene standards, foodborne disease prevention, and compliance with sanitary regulations. Her insights highlighted the vital role of proper food safety practices in promoting health and well-being in schools.

Resource speaker from CHO-ESOHS also emphasized the importance of maintaining high standards of hygiene, compliance with sanitary regulations, and fostering a culture of safety and health within school environments.

This collaboration between the City Health Office and DepEd Valencia underscores their shared commitment to protecting public health and ensuring that school communities remain safe, healthy, and well-nourished.

17/10/2025

CHO CONDUCTS PHILHEALTH YAKAP PROFILING AND OPERATION TULI AT BARANGAY DAGAT KI DAVAO

The City Health Office (CHO) of Valencia City successfully carried out a PhilHealth YAKAP Profiling, Consultation and Operation Tuli activity at Barangay Dagat Ki Davao on October 17, 2025 as part of its continuing efforts to deliver quality and accessible health services to the community.

The activity was headed by Dr. Crysthia Lorcyl A. Sistoso, RN and Dr. Kristine Faith Dapanas, RN with YAKAP Nurse Coordinator Myra Diane Valero, RN, EMT, MAN leading the profiling operations. The Information Technology Head, Francis Visitacion, ensured smooth digital processing of YAKAP data and registration, while Pharmacist Pauleen managed the provision of medicines and post-procedure care.

The Operation Tuli was spearheaded by Dr. Anito Rondina, Jr. who led the medical team in performing safe and hygienic circumcision services for young boys in the barangay. The City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO) headed by Mr. June Ray A. Valero, RN, MGA provided vehicle support and logistics to facilitate the team’s deployment and ensure the smooth conduct of the activity.

The activity was facilitated by Rural Health Midwife Leonora Caldito and DOH HRH Jenrey Uy, RN with the support of the barangay council.
Through this joint initiative, the City Health Office continues to uphold its commitment to public health by strengthening PhilHealth enrollment and providing essential medical services directly to the people.