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- Jan 19
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Dr. Antonette Agpas, Health Services Office head, sheds light on the Yaman ng Kalusugan Program (YAKAP) and Guaranteed and Accessible Medications for Outpatient Treatment (GAMOT), PhilHealthβs free primary care services during this morningβs flag-raising ceremony.
She expounded that YAKAP includes primary care check-ups, laboratory tests, medications, and screening tests in accredited facilities like the Rural Health Unit located in barangay Puguis.
On the other hand, GAMOT provides 75 types of free essential medicines up to β±20,000 annually per member.
According to the latest PhilHealth advisory, there is one GAMOT pharmacy in La Trinidad, Kamimura Botika (both branches in Tiong San Km. 4, Pico and JC141 Km. 5, Pico).
That said, the Health Services Office is well prepared and anticipates PhilHealthβs GAMOT implementation within the first quarter of 2026.
Mayor Roderick Awingan encouraged all constituents to apply for PhilHealth membership or update their accounts and register in their localities to avail of these free benefits.
For services not included in YAKAP and GAMOT, the municipal government has corresponding policies through the Userβs Fee Ordinance of 2025.
Dr. Jennifer Valenzuela, Development Management Officer IV from the Provincial DOH Office, was also present to personally thank the LGU for its support and implementation of these programs.
Both programs under PhilHealth are aligned with the Universal Health Care (UHC) Law, which was signed in 2019, and is a health system reform which allows all Filipinos access to quality health care without financial hardship.
For complete information about these programs, visit these websites: https://www.philhealth.gov.ph/yakap/
You may also check the public advisory on the Userβs Fee here: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1EWbbPxEEe/
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