CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA — For many families, keeping up with routine medical checkups, dental cleanings, and essential diagnostic tests can be an expensive and time-consuming hassle. Between navigating long hospital lines, taking a day off work, and paying out-of-pocket for expensive tests like ultrasounds or X-rays, basic healthcare often gets delayed. To break down these barriers, the City Government of San Fernando, Pampanga is bringing a fully equipped hospital directly to your neighborhood.
A Fully Equipped Hospital on Wheels
This isn't a standard medical mission that only hands out basic vitamins—the Kayabe MED-S on Wheels van is a fully functional diagnostic hub offering a massive suite of free services including comprehensive diagnostics such as X-Ray, Ultrasound, ECG, and laboratory services, clinical care through face-to-face medical consultations and dental services, and a bureaucracy-free PhilHealth hub for instant registration, record updates, and immediate ID reprinting. The initiative is backed by the City Health Office and PhilHealth, and supported by Punong Barangay Richard Manalili, City Councilor Reggie "G4" David, and City Health Officer Dr. Rowena Salas. This mobile health program reflects the city's commitment to achieving Universal Health Care by bringing essential medical services closer to residents who may otherwise delay checkups due to cost or distance.
Your Official October Tour Schedule
Under the leadership of Mayor Vilma Balle-Caluag and Vice Mayor Aurelio Brenz Gonzales, the mobile clinic is embarking on a comprehensive tour across the city for the rest of the month. Residents can catch the Kayabe MED-S on Wheels at Maya Street, Pulung Bulu on October 15; Juliana Covered Court on October 16; Dalas Covered Court, Maimpis on October 20; Bulaon Barrio Covered Court on October 22; San Pedro Purok 6 Covered Court on October 23; Sto. Domingo Village Covered Court, San Isidro on October 27; Calibutbut Covered Court, Telabastagan on October 29; and the Covered Court inside San Fernando Subdivision, Sto. Niño on October 30. Residents are advised to arrive early, bring valid IDs and supporting documents for PhilHealth transactions, and prepare past prescriptions or recent test results for consultations to help doctors evaluate them quickly and accurately. Healthy communities are built on accessible care—mark your calendars, share the schedule with your neighbors, and take full advantage of this free, life-saving facility when the Kayabe MED-S on Wheels arrives at a covered court near you this October.
