The Beata Health Center in Pandacan, Manila, has officially reopened following its rehabilitation under the leadership of Manila Mayor Isko Moreno, bringing accessible healthcare services closer to local residents.
Despite the rainy weather, residents welcomed the reopening of the facility, which aims to provide convenient medical consultations and regular check-ups, particularly for senior citizens, pregnant women, and children.
Mayor Isko emphasized that the health center is intended to address the community’s everyday healthcare needs and ensure that residents no longer have to travel far to receive basic medical services.
He also shared that the Beata Health Center is among several facilities being reopened and rehabilitated by the city government. According to the mayor, four more health centers are scheduled to open, while 13 additional facilities are lined up for renovation.
The mayor further highlighted the city’s continuing efforts to provide modern medical equipment and services in Manila’s public hospitals, including angiogram and angioplasty procedures that residents may avail of for free.
Mayor Isko stressed that public funds are being utilized to provide essential services and improve the welfare of Manila residents.
The reopening of the Beata Health Center forms part of the Manila City Government’s ongoing efforts to strengthen community healthcare services and ensure that quality medical assistance is more accessible to every Manileño.
