CITY OF SAN FERNANDO – Gov. Lilia “Nanay” Pineda engages executives of Health and Wellness Solutions (HAWS) in exploratory talks on telehealth and digital care aimed at expanding and enhancing the health care programs of the Capitol, particularly for Kapampangans who have limited access to immediate medical care.
Instead of focusing only current services, the meeting examined potential additions that could enhance the Alagang Nanay Preventive Health Care Program. Gov Nanay, along with Vice Gov. Dennis “Delta” Pineda, sanggunian committee on health chairperson board member Dr. Kaye Naguit and Nanay Partylist Secretary General Atty. Nicolette Henson, discussed options that would strengthen preventive care and early health intervention for Kapampangans.
HAWS chief advocate Gen Lau presented the organization’s telehealth and digital health solutions, which may help bridge gaps in medical access, especially in remote and underserved communities.
Through digital consultations and technology-enabled health services, the proposed initiatives aim to bring timely medical guidance closer to residents who face challenges in visiting hospitals or clinics due to distance, mobility, or limited resources. These solutions are being explored as potential complements to existing provincial health programs.
The Provincial Government of Pampanga continues to assess innovative, inclusive, and sustainable approaches to ensure that quality health care services remain accessible, responsive, and centered on the welfare of every Kapampangan.
Also present the talks were Department of Foreign Affairs Assistant Secretary for Civilian Security Elmer Cato and Dr. Rylan Flores, governor of the Philippine Medical Association. Pampanga PIO/Photos: Gerald Gloton, Daniel Ombina
