On the third day after our mother suffered a stroke, upon the approval of her doctor we moved her to Perpetual Succour Hospital because (my mother who is a retired school teacher) we wanted to avail of the GSIS Hospitalization Program initiated by Atty. Winston Garcia. Thus we were able to avail of considerable discounts in Room Rates, CT Scan and 2D Echo procedures, a little of laboratory exams, but most important of all, we were able to enjoy I think a whooping 30% discount in medicines bought from the hospital pharmacy. (Why don’t hospitals put an extra ER in their pharmacies so buyers who felt like gasping for breath or experiencing fainting spells upon seeing the medicine bills can easily be assisted?) Anyway, I just want to acknowledge that the GSIS program is a big help but I wish it should be the government’s thrust to launch similar programs nationwide and not just on selected sites.
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That's some good news. Government really should focus hard on healthcare. Filipinos work years to have some decent savings, but if they get sick or a member of their family gets sick, the savings would be gone in an instant.
After leaving the corporate world. I thought I heard a click, as if a door closed. Okay, no more blazers and high heels. Welcome T-shirts and rubber shoes! No, it was not such a welcoming idea at the start. Life has been structured with schedules, even vacation leave had schedules. Panic attack sets in. It was frightening to have a lot of time on my hands. But , ask me now! I would say, Alleluyah! But the story would come later. For now, hmm, let’s just say that we will be having a lot of talking about a lot of things. Promise, I won’t ramble.
Welcome to the world of a work from home gal from Cebu!
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That's some good news. Government really should focus hard on healthcare. Filipinos work years to have some decent savings, but if they get sick or a member of their family gets sick, the savings would be gone in an instant.
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