Medical care in rp

[Doc Alan]

I should be grateful if someone would tell me what, if any, previsions there are or medical care, hospital in-patients etc, for Filipino citizens who do not have the funds to pay for private attention.

Thanks John

There's a comprehensive thread, started last September, in the "Loose Talk, Chat & Off Topic" section, because at the time we didn't have a "Health Issues" section.
Search "When a relative falls ill".

[johncar54]

There's a comprehensive thread, started last September, in the "Loose Talk, Chat & Off Topic" section, because at the time we didn't have a "Health Issues" section.
Search "When a relative falls ill".

Thanks Doc but having ploughed through the post you mention I was unable to find an answer to my question. That was, "what, if any, previsions there are or medical care, hospital in-patients etc, for Filipino citizens who do not have the funds to pay for private attention."

My reason for asking is that a few weeks ago I sent about £600 to pay for some hospital care for my father in law. (he has type 2 diabetes and has leg ulcers/severe inflammation).

Today I paid 156,000P (£2,250) for further care. I want to know if I am being regards as a 'money tree' or if my help is really essential to prevent my father-in-law dying, through lack of care. (he is 64 I am 71, fortunately I have national health care in Spain).

[malditako]

Thanks Doc but having ploughed through the post you mention I was unable to find an answer to my question. That was, "what, if any, previsions there are or medical care, hospital in-patients etc, for Filipino citizens who do not have the funds to pay for private attention."

My reason for asking is that a few weeks ago I sent about £600 to pay for some hospital care for my father in law. (he has type 2 diabetes and has leg ulcers/severe inflammation).

Today I paid 156,000P (£2,250) for further care. I want to know if I am being regards as a 'money tree' or if my help is really essential to prevent my father-in-law dying, through lack of care. (he is 64 I am 71, fortunately I have national health care in Spain).

my auntie will undergo hysterectomy soon and it is absolutely free...she will be admit in our provincial hospital...medicine is not free but what my family did was they went to the governor and ask for medicine assistance and they have been granted for it....a lot of politician provide medical help to those in badly need.