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Volume 9 January - December 2018

Newsletter

Issue 1

In the photo, (L-R) Dr. Gerardo D. Legaspi, Ms. Arminda L. Lominario, Ms. Gloria G. Rio, Dr. Juliet Sio - Aguilar,

Mr. Necisto Y. Sytengco II, Ms. Sabrina Poon, Ms. Diana Joanne R. Dee, Dr. Carmencita D. Padilla, Ms. Ma. Lourdes de

la Rea, with the two (2) Hema - Onco patients who gave two artworks to PGHMFI as an act of appreciation for the assis-

tance extended to them.

UP Manila Chancellor, PGH Director spearhead

inauguration of PGH new iPICU and P-PDU Units

Rotary Club donates

Pasteurizer for PGH Human

Milk Bank

By: Dr. Catherine May S. Dimacali

Dept. of Pediatrics, PGH

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UP – Manila Chancellor,

Dr. Carmencita D. Padilla and PGH

Director, Dr. Gerardo D. Legazpi led the

inauguration of the new Intermediate Pedi-

atric Intensive Care and Pediatric Peritoneal Dialysis Units on December 17, 2018 at

the Pediatrics Departmental Complex of PGH. The momentous event was also at-

tended by Dr. Juliet Sio - Aguilar, Chair of the Department of Pediatrics. The iPICU

and P-PDU facilities were donated by Sytengco Group of Companies (SBS Philip-

pines Corporation) thru Mr. Necisto Y. Sytengco II and facilitated by PGH Medical

Foundation, Inc.

A 7-bed unit, with two isolation rooms, the iPICU is fully equipped to

provide optimal medical and nursing services to critically ill patients, who, other-

wise, have been managed in the pediatric wards due to the limited bed capacity in the

main Pediatric Intensive Care Unit. The P-PDU, on the other hand, will accommo-

date Pediatric Patients with chronic kidney disease in dire need of Peritoneal Dialysis

while awaiting kidney transplant. Patients with end – stage kidney disease can now

get their much needed dialysis and be taught how to do dialysis at home.

The construction of the twin facilities serves as confirmation with painstak-

ing efforts, commitment, and team work of the PGH Medical Foundation, Inc., and

the Department of Pediatrics towards the realization of the PGH noble vision of

service to the Filipino children.

BY: JULIET SIO - AGUILAR, M.D.,M.SC.

PROFESSOR OF PEDIATRICS

UPM - PGH

The grant, dubbed as “Gatas Mo,

Buhay Ko – Alay ng Rotary”, is intended to strengthen and expand the operations of PGH Human Milk Bank facility. The pro-

ject is an example by which Rotarians fulfill one of their areas of focus: Maternal

and Child Health. The pasteurizer was donated

through Rotary International Global Grant

No. 1864132, made possible through the collaboration of Ms. Carol Siy, President of the Rotary Club of Makati Jose P. Ri-

zal; Mr. Lee Kyung Hwan and Mr. Lee Kye Seok, President of the Rotary Club of

New Daechon, Korea; Mr. Frederick Siy, President of the Bryan Big Hearted Foun-dation, Inc.; and Dr. Gregorio Alvior, Jr.,

Chair of the PGH Medical Foundation, Inc. The event was well-represented, with the Rotarians being joined by Dr. Aurora

Gloria Libadia and Dr. Fay De Ocampo from the Human Milk Bank and Lactation Unit; Dr. Alfonso A. Doloroso -

Former Vice President, Mrs. Dalisay Z. Nodque - Secretary, Mr. Nicodemus A.

Ang and Ms. Erlinda B. Cambia – Exe-com Officers of the PGH Medical Founda-tion Inc., PGH Director Dr. Gerardo

Legaspi; Dr. Juliet Sio-Aguilar and Dr. Resti Ma. Bautista from the Depart-ment of Pediatrics and the Section of

Newborn Medicine; Dr. Stella Marie Jose from the Department of Obstetrics and

Gynecology; Ms. Fe Basinag and Ms. Robina Madrigal, Chief Nurses of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and the OB

Admitting Section; the Newborn Medicine fellows; and the UP Med Choir, the Uni-versity’s chorale group who led the

invocation.

Mabuhay! 2018 was indeed a very good year for the PGH MFI. We had very success-ful fund raising events like our Art Auction and our Golf Tournament. We have also expanded the coinbank program. We have received corporate donations that allowed us to finish various projects of the PGH, like the Pediatric Intermediate Care Unit, the

Pediatric Peritoneal Dialysis Unit, the Human Milk Bank and many other smaller projects. One of our most successful projects was the Hygiene Kits we give to each and every admitted PGH patient. The Foundation wishes to expand the assistance to the PGH patients further but to be able to do this, we need to improve our fund raising activities, corporate and individual solici-tations, and rely on the spirit of volunteerism. The Foundation had a Strategic Planning Work-shop last March 14 & 15, 2019 to map out our future direction. We are tempered by our desire to give more help to more people and our concern for the continuing survival of the Foundation. 2019 Should be a better year. More thanks to our very generous sponsors.

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PGHMFI Executive Officers

Dr. Telesforo E. Gana, Jr. - President

Atty. Arnaldo M. Cariño - Vice President

Mrs. Dalisay Z. Nodque - Secretary

Mrs. Agnes Essem B. Perez - Treasurer

Atty. Arnaldo M. Cariño - Auditor

Ms. Ma. Lourdes de la Rea- Exec. Director

Mr. Nicodemus A. Ang - Member

Dr. Gregorio T. Alvior, Jr. - Member

Ms. Erlinda B. Cambia - Member

Ms. Diana Joanne R. Dee - Member

Mr. Francisco D. Magsaysay - Member

Mme. Lolita Escobar-Mirpuri - Member

Hon. Mary Ann L. Susano - Member

Board of Trustees

Dr. Gregorio T. Alvior, Jr. - Chairman

Members

Mr. Nicodemus A. Ang

Dr. Bienvenido V. Cabral

Atty. Arnaldo M. Cariño

Mr. Michael L. Escaler

Dr. Telesforo E. Gana, Jr.

Mr. Francisco D. Magsaysay

Mme. Lolita Escobar-Mirpuri

Mrs. Dalisay Z. Nodque

Mrs. Agnes Essem B. Perez

Atty. Antonio A. Picazo

Ms. Cory R. Quirino

Hon. Mary Ann L. Susano Dr. Gerardo D. Legaspi- Ex-Officio

LEGAL COUNSEL:

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17th, 18th & 19th Floors Liberty Center

104 H.V. dela Costa Street, Salcedo Village

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P.O. Box No. 2351 MCPO

I am truly very humbled to be given the opportunity to serve as the Vice President of the PGH Medical Foundation (PGHMFI). I take on this role with a grateful heart knowing that I will be able to help our poor brothers and sisters who are in dire need. All of this for my love to God and for His greater glory. As we start 2019, we will

continue to pursue to get more members to help us in our charitable cause. We have also started reaching out to the corporate community to look for more donors to help us raise needed funds to service the needs of the charity patients of the Philippine General Hospital (PGH). I am very confident that with our planned activities for 2019, including the expansion of the coin bank program and PGHMFI Golf Tournament to name a few, we will be able to help more patients at the PGH. I would also like to take this opportunity to express my sincerest gratitude to the Board of Directors, Executive Committee Officers, and Members of PGHMFI who have entrusted this task to me. You have my assurance that I will continue to work harder to ensure that we are able to de-liver our promise to the charity patients of PGH. Thank you also to all the staff of PGHMFI for their unwavering passion and support to the PGHMFI.

Atty. Arnaldo M. Cariño Vice - President

MESSAGES

ENDOWMENT FUND CORNER

Corporate/Organization Members

PGH MFI Century Club

Permanent Endowment Fund 3,835,243.20

Liberty Flour Mills 750,000.00

Tracsom Builders 700,000.00

Muebles Italiano 510,000.00

Gramono Properties &

Devt. Corp. 254,493.87

Liberty Foundation, Inc. 250,000.00

Megaworld Corporation 250,000.00

Anonymous Donor (UK) 175,290.29

APB Baked Products 100,000.00

Ayala Alabang Kapihan 100,000.00

Casino Español 100,000.00

The French Baker 100,000.00

Coca-Cola 50,000.00

Medicard Philippines 50,000.00

Individual Members

Dr. Bienvenido Cabral and Family 584,360.31

In Memory of Dr. Eduardo Y. Coligado 537,000.00

Dr. Emilio Yap 500,000.00

Friends of Dr. Bienvenido Cabral 381,200.00

Dr. Gregorio T. Alvior, Jr. 230,250.00

Dr. & Mrs. Manuel Canlas 200,000.00

Dr. Romeo Gutierrez 200,000.00

Dr. Danilo and Lydianila Soriano 103,050.00

Dr. Vermen Verallo - Rowell 100,000.00

Dr. Danilo N. David 100,000.00

Friends of Mr. Paco Magsaysay 81,000.00

Mr. Michael Say 30,000.00

Ms. Helen Massab 13,500.00

Friends of Dr. Gregorio Alvior, Jr. 10,000.00

Hon. Mary Ann Susano 10,000.00

For Latest Updates: Visit our website: www.pghmedfoundation.com

or like us on www.facebook.com/

PGH Medical Foundation

THE WIND BENEATH OUR WINGS

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Volume 9 Issue 1

Peritoneal Dialysis for Children: A Dream Come True for PGH

By Dr. Dolores D. Bonzon

Section Chief of Pediatric Nephrology

Kidney failure can affect chil-

dren of all races and age groups from

infants to adolescents and can have a

significant effect on a child’s growth,

development, and quality of life.

Worldwide, the incidence of end-

stage renal disease in children is in-

creasing. In the US, approximately

1,300 children are likely to develop

permanent kidney failure or End-

Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) every

year. The main causes of kidney fail-

ure in children are birth defects of the

kidney, blockage or reflux of the uri-

nary tract, genetic kidney diseases,

and Focal Segmental Glomeruloscle-

rosis (FSGS). The incidence of end-

stage renal disease in the Philippines

is at 120 per million populations for

both adult and pediatric patients and

the most common causes of End-

Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) among Filipinos are diabetes, hypertension and chronic glomerulonephritis.

When a child develops ESRD, he or she must receive Renal Replacement Therapy (RRT). RRT replaces the

work the kidneys do for the body, removing excess fluid, waste removal, and regulation of electrolytes. There are two main

types of RRT for ESRD, dialysis and a kidney transplant. A kidney transplant is usually the best treatment because it is the clos-

est thing to having normal kidneys, but sometimes it is not possible for a kidney transplant to happen right away. Therefore di-

alysis is often necessary before getting a transplant. There are two types of dialysis treatment available, either Hemodialysis

(HD) or Peritoneal Dialysis (PD).

HD is when blood is taken out of the body through a tube and cleaned by an artificial kidney filter that is attached to a

dialysis machine then returned to the body. Children undergoing hemodialysis have to receive dialysis treatment at a hospital or

dialysis center. Treatments last about 3-4 hours, 3-4 times every week.

PD is performed by surgically placing a special, soft, hollow tube into the child's lower abdomen near the navel. After

the tube is placed, a special solution called dialysate is instilled into the peritoneal cavity. The peritoneal cavity is the space in

the abdomen that houses the organs and is lined by two special membrane layers called the peritoneum. The dialysate is left in

the abdomen for a designated period of time that is determined by the child's nephrologist. The dialysate fluid absorbs the

waste products and toxins through the peritoneum. The fluid is then drained from the abdomen, measured, and discarded. The

tube is repeatedly filled with the dialysate and drained several times a day to complete the cleaning process. A child will be hos-

pitalized for a few days when starting PD to make sure the tube and treatment are working properly. There are two different

types of peritoneal dialysis: Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis (CAPD) and Continuous Cyclic Peritoneal Dialysis

(CCPD).

CPD is the most common dialysis treatment modality used to treat pediatric patients with ESRD, particularly, HD in

children less than five years of age.

CPD offers several advantages over HD that are beneficial for children. PD has fewer side effects than hemodialysis

because it is a more gentle type of treatment done every day as opposed to hemodialysis, which is a relatively quick treatment

done over short amount of time. Children on PD are less likely to experience headaches, dizziness, nausea, and fatigue, which

can occur during and after hemodialysis treatments. PD also tends to be better for young children and infants, who may not be

able to tolerate hemodialysis due to their small size. All children on dialysis have to follow a special kidney diet, but the diet is

less strict with PD compared to hemodialysis. PD allows fluid, electrolytes, and waste to be removed daily, so those on PD do

not have to restrict their fluid or protein intake as much.

In the photo (L-R) Mr. Necisto Y. Sytengco II, Dr. Carmencita D. Padilla, Dr. Gerardo D. Legaspi, Dr. Juliet Sio - Aguilar,

Ms. Sabrina Poon, and Dr. Dolores D. Bonzon.

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Rotary Club Donates...... From Page 1….

PGH strongly adheres to

Executive Order No. 51 (The

Milk Code) as well as Republic

Act No. 7600 (The Rooming-In

and Breastfeeding Act of 1992).

Breastfeeding is pro-

moted and protected, and the

provision of human milk is made

a priority as the unequalled

source of immune protection and

nutrition for sick premature and

full-term newborns even if they

are separated from their mothers.

The new pasteurizer is a

big step towards improving the

efficiency of the operations of

the Human Milk Bank. It is ex-

pected to help sustain the needs

not only of the infants delivered

at the PGH OBAS-NICU com-

plex which amounts to around

7,000 live births each year, but

also to those delivered outborn,

as well as victims of national

emergencies, such as of

Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) and

the Marawi crisis.

This photo was taken on April 30, 2018 during the turn over ceremony of Human Milk Pasteurizer donated by Rotary Club Daechon, Mr. Lee Kyoung Hwan, Rotary Club of Makati

Jose P. Rizal and Ms. Caroline Siy to the PGH Department of Pediatrics through the effort of PGH Medical Foundation, Inc.

Mother and Child share joy in

breastfeeding

PD treatments can be done at home, which is a ma-

jor advantage over hemodialysis. It can also be done at

nighttime while a child is sleeping. This allows children on

PD to go to school regularly and do more normal activities

during the day. It can also accommodate parents who work

during the day. Children on PD can swim and play most

sports as long as the tube is taped properly and carefully

protected. Although it is not a cure, a kidney transplant is

the best form of renal replacement therapy and the closest

thing to having normal kidneys. However, when a kidney

transplant is not possible right away, PD is a good option

and offers several advantages over hemodialysis, including

better school attendance and normal social interaction for

the child, more flexibility of treatments, and fewer side ef-

fects. A child’s kidney doctor (nephrologist) can provide

more information about the different types of renal replace-

ment therapy and will recommend the best treatment for an

individual child with ESRD.

The Pediatric Peritoneal Dialysis Unit of the Philip-

pine General Hospital (PGH) was inaugurated last Decem-

ber 2018. It is the first dedicated Peritoneal Dialysis Unit

for pediatric patients in the country. This is a dream come

true that was made possible through the generous donation

of SBS Philippines Corporation which was coursed through

the PGH Medical Foundation, Inc. It is expected to serve

as many as 20 to 30 patients a day.

Peritoneal Dialysis... From Page 3….

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From Wish List to Reality

All set for home. All Maria needed was

an oxygen tank to aid her in breathing while her

weak lungs recovered. With more than two grueling months spent in the hospital,

the resources of Maria’s family were exhausted, making it very difficult for them

to procure home needs. It was the PGH Medical Foundation that enabled Maria to

pursue the roadmap to home. With the funding from this charitable institution, her

family was able to purchase needs for the care of a patient with respiratory failure

at home- an oxygen tank, suction machine and tubings, and an eggcrate mattress.

Though Maria is debilitated by a chronic illness, the future is not ultimately bleak-

recovery may be slow but, is indeed, a worthwhile pursuit, and this oxygen sup-

port at home equated to a renewed life with her family.

Maria is not a lone patient who was given a ray of hope by generous souls

who share in the cause of the PGH Medical Foundation. For the past fifteen years,

the PGHMFI has given thousands of patients another shot at life in so many ways.

For some patients, the PGHMFI already reached out a helping hand even as they

were just starting the battle against their disease. The Section of Hematology of

the Department of Medicine has so many patients in need of bone marrow and

molecular studies for the diagnosis of their illness. In this age of targeted therapy,

obtaining the definitive diagnosis of the disease is the first step in pursuing treat-

ment. Through the help of the PGHMFI, in partnership with other agencies, these

patients benefit from bone marrow and molecular studies, which are critical in

giving them a chance at cure.

Even for patients who seem very debilitated with their chronic diseases,

wheelchairs provided by funds from the Foundation have enabled them to move

away from the confines of their bed and experience the world again. Indeed, the

PGHMFI is a generous ally of patients in all stages of their disease- from diagno-

sis to treatment, to long-term care and rehabilitation.

On its 15th year anniversary, the PGHMFI, together with its growing pool

of donors and generous supporters of the cause, celebrate their unfading commit-

ment to the underserved, living by the institution’s mantra, “giving hope to those

who have none.” Growing stronger through time, not even the most aggressive

illnesses has stopped this remarkable foundation from enabling struggling patients

to live their humble dreams.

Taft Avenue Branch

PGHMFI Coin Canister Corporate Partners

By: Dr. Anna Elvira Arcellana

Dept. of Medicine, PGH

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PGH MFI hygiene kits for indigent patients

DEPARTMENT / WARD

JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. TOTAL

Medicine

Ward 1 76 48 31 20 65 52 51 343

Ward 3 76 30 5 10 25 101 247

Surgery

Ward 2 76 20 25 80 13 214

Ward 4 57 20 31 57 81 246

Ward 6 14 27 25 33 48 147

Neurosciences

Ward 5 6 27 10 7 13 23 86

ICU 20 4 5 29

Rehabilation Med. 14 1 10 15 40

Psychiatry - Ward 7

24 14 10 12 17 11 88

Orthopedics

Ward 8 47 18 18 24 25 15 63 210

Spine Unit 7 9 10 8 8 42

Pediatrics

Ward 9 29 41 21 1 35 127

Ward 11 46 20 32 6 36 19 159

Hema Onco 15 15 15 35 80

ENT / ORL - Ward 10

26 7 5 43 37 71 189

Trauma Ward 14A 5 10 7 9 31

OB- Gyn

Ward 14B 53 30 10 2 84 179

Ward 15 25 15 88 128

Ward 16 25 10 1 80 116

SOJR 24 10 21 28 83

Cancer Institute 30 10 28 68

TOTAL 680 266 177 230 332 306 861 2852

The PGH Medical Foundation, Inc., launched a hospital wide

distribution of hygiene kits to all the indigent patients of the Philippine

General Hospital (PGH) with the primary objective of providing them

with quality healthcare. This project is under the program of PGH

Charity Patients Medical Fund. A monthly distribution of hygiene kits

was undertaken from June 5, 2018 to December 28, 2018. A total of

2,852 in - patients benefited from this activity. The distribution of the

hygiene kits is broken down as follows:

This was made possible through various donors and spon-

sors in the likes of: Green Cross, Inc., Unilever Philippines,

Jollibee Gagalagin Tondo, Mr. Nicodemus Ang & Friends,

Ms. Isabel Oca, Hon. Mary Ann Susano, Dr. Alfonso Dolo-

roso, Mrs. Dalisay Z. Nodque and Ms. Bing Picazo.

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7th Biennial Art Auction: A Remarkable Success

The PGH Medical

Foundation, Inc., held its 7th

Biennial Art Auction at the

Turf Room of Manila Polo

Club, Makati City on October

25, 2018 with a remarkable

success.Ms. Betsy Westen-

dorp a well - known artist

displayed her magnanimous

gesture by donating five (5)

paintings for the fund - rais-

ing event. Other artists who

shared their works of art for

the success of the event were

the following: Paintings-

Mr. Manuel Baldemor, Mr.

Lito Carating, Mr. Luis

Lorenzana, Mr. Michael

Blanco, Ms. Anne Dorleans,

Ms. Gilda Cordero - Fer-

nando, Ms. Carmen Brias -

Westendorp, Ms. Cristina

Grisar - Brias, Ms. Annatha

Lilo Gutierrez, Ms. Patsy

Vidal Juarez, Mr. Ferdie Mon-

temayor, Ms. Arianne Munar,

Ms. Stella Rojas, & Ms. Liv Vinluan, Sculptures - Mr. Ramon Orlina, Mr. Seb Chua, Jr., Mr. Rey Paz Contreras, Mr. Anton del

Castillo, Mr. Toym Imao, Mr. Ram Mallari, & Mr. Cris Velasco Other artists and gallery owners who also donated their art-

works for sharing were: Ms. Anina Barraca, Ms. Norma Belleza, Mr. Sam Penaso, Ms. Nicole Asares, Mr. Yel Castillo, Ms. Tere

Buiser, Ms. Jhacky Curambo - Abelle, Ms. Jacklyn Moya Quintos, Mr. Cristopher Solis, Mr. Jeffrey Sisican, Mr. Vicente Man-

ansala, Mr. Paul Anthony Gustilo, Mr. Thomas Papa, Ms. Marge Organo, Mr. George Pototsky, Mr. Ramon Diaz, Mr. Dennis

Francisco, & Sen. Juan Miguel “Migs” Zubiri Art Circle Gallery - Mr. Joseph Otep Banez, Mr. Joel Mahilum, Mr. Oliver

Marquez, Mr. Raul Patindol, Mr. Ronald Castrillo, Mr. Alvinder Sarmiento, Mr. Jun Sta. Cruz & Mr. Roland delos Santos,

Kunst Gallery - Mr. Rene Robles, Mr. Rafael Cusi, Mr. Jorge Banawa, Mr. Ryann Braulio, Gallery Joaquin - Ms. Aileen

Lanuza, Mr. Felix Tiglao, Mr. Jovan Benito, Mr. Juvenal Sanso, Corpuz

Gallery - Mr. Ivan Acuna, Circa 1950’s, Mr. Abudlmari Imao, Mr.

Arturo Luz, & Mr. Jerry Mondrada. The activity was done in continuing

support of PGH Medical Foundation, Inc., to PGH as a conduit partner

in providing quality health care to charity patients of the hospital.

CO - PRESENTORS

MAJOR SPONSORS

DONORS

We would like to thank the following

In the photo, (L-R) Mr . Justin Nuyda, Dr. Gregorio T. Alvior, Jr., Hon. Mary Ann L. Susano, Ms. Betsy Westendorp, Mrs. Dalisay Z.

Nodque, Ms. Cory Quirino, Mme. Lolita Escobar - Mirpuri, Dr. Gerardo D. Legaspi and Dr. Telesforo E. Gana, Jr.

PGH Director Gerardo D. Legaspi makes bid during the 7th Biennial Art Auction.

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Annual Golf Tournament: A Fund - Raising Event for PGH Charity Patients

T h e P G H

Medical Foundation,

Inc., held an “Alay sa

PGH Golf Tourna-

ment 2018” at the

Ayala Green Field

Golf and Leisure Park

Calamba, Laguna on

December 10, 2018.

PGHMFI President,

Dr. Telesforo E. Gana,

Jr., thanked all those

who supported the

fundraising activity.

This year’s golf event

raised over Php 1 Mil-

lion for the benefit of

Charity Patients of

Philippine General

Hospital.

We would like to thank the following sponsors

CO - PRESENTORS

MAIN PRESENTOR

MAJOR SPONSORS

MIGHTY DAVID

HOLE SPONSORS

PASUDECO

DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

AILEENETTE MOLEEN

P. DEL ROSARIO

DAWN FELICIANO

DONORS

PPLTK FOOD

CORPORATION PETE ESTRADA

EDGAR CORONEL

ANONYMOUS

ANONYMOUS

Alay sa PGH Golf Tournament 2019

For the Benefit of the PGH Charity Patients

Medical Fund

December 2019

This photo was taken during the Annual Golf Tournament on December 10, 2018 with the participants and PGHMFI members. Congratulations to

all the Winners!

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Straight from the Heart

( From Health Beneficiaries to PGHMFI )

Volume 9 Issue 1

Page 10

2018 Charity Patients Medical Fund Assistance

(In Pesos)

Pediatrics, 1,085,967.86 , 25%

Internal Medicine, 894,511.72 , 21%

Orthopedics, 744,490.00 , 17%

Ophthalmology, 425,083.25 , 10%

Obstetrics& Gynecology,

355,524.15 , 8%

Surgery 335,482.76 , 8%

Neurosciences, 197,161.50 , 5%

ORL, 158,260.00 , 4%

Rehabilitation, 68,380.62 , 2%

Cancer Institute, 7,500.00 , 0%

Radiology, 6,800.00 , 0%

Family Medicine, 6,477.60 , 0%

Pediatrics

Internal MedicineOrthopedics

Ophthalmology

Obstetrics & GynecologySurgery

Neurosciences

ORL

Rehabilitation

Cancer Institute

Radiology

Family Medicine

Number of Patients Served in 2018

01020304050607080

42

71

3948

41

61

48

62

37

61 6254

Fund Share Per PGH Department

According to Immediate Needs

(January– December 2018)

Pediatrics 1,085,967.86

Internal Medicine 894,511.72

Orthopedics 744,490.00

Ophthalmology 425,083.25

Obstetrics & Gynecology 355,524.15

Surgery 335,482.76

Neurosciences 197,161.50

ORL 158,260.00

Rehabilitation 68,380.62

Cancer Institute 7,500.00

Radiology 6,800.00

Family Medicine 6,477.60

Php4,285,639.46

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PGH MFI Century Club: Unwavering Support Elevates Goal Achievement of the Foundation

US - Based Type of Membership

1. Dr. Enriqueta Abenes-Bellosillo Core

2. Dr. Virgilio Aesquivel

3. Dr. Agustin C. Elmer

4. Dr. Maria Andrea R. Alano

5. Dr. Tiburcio P. Alberto Core

6. Dr. Guillermo Amurao

7. Dr. Cristine Amurao

8. Dr. Vincent P. Ang Lifetime

9. Dr. Maria Argao

10. Dr. Raj Balchandani Donor

11. Dr. Lorraine Y. Bangayan-Abiad Lifetime

12. Dr. Emmanuel Besa Core

13. Dr. Amy Berek

14. Dr. Arleyne Bustrillos-Pacho Ramos Lifetime

15. Dr. Edito C. Cabal Lifetime

16. Dr. Melanio Cabaltica Core

17. Dr. Cabrera Annamari

18. Dr. Olga Calderon-Banzon Core

19. Dr. Emelina Canlas – Salud Core

20. Dr. Florencio S. Carandang Core

21. Dr. Francisco P. Carreon

22. Dr. Carmen P. Castañeda

23. Dr. Emelita R. Castor-Cruz Donor

24. Dr. Gloria A. M. Castro-Zappia Core

25. Dr. Tuangi Kho Cheng Core

26. Ms. Telenia Clarin-Cabal Lifetime

27. Dr. Geronima A. Clemente – Mallick

28. Dr. Eduardo Y. Coligado + Core

29. Dr. Cynthia Rose Cuyegkeng - Jose

30. Dr. Miguel L. De Leon Lifetime

31. Dr. Aurora De Guzman-Blythe Core

32. Dr. Maria Concepcion Del Castillo Donor

33. Dr. Amelia De La Cruz-Gosuico

34. Dr. Angela L. Dolorico

35. Dr. Robin Eastman – Abaya

36. Dr. Henry Echiverri

37. Dr. Norma Camesa Espiritu Core

38. Dr. Marcelo Espiritu Core

39. Dr. Lydia Favor Lifetime

40. Dr. Feliciano N. Ferrer Lifetime

41. Dr. Elizabeth Y. Fong - De Leon Lifetime

42. Dr. Leticia Ganuelas-Liclican Core

43. Dr. Sofia Garcia-Buder Core

44. Dr. Luzvimin D. Garzon Lifetime

45. Dr. Teng Beng Go Core

46. Dr. Gonzalo F. Guacena, Jr. Core

47. Ms. Sharon Hormachuelos - Santos

48. Dr. Jaime K. Javier Core

49. Ms. Teresita S. Javier-Gabriel Core

50. Dr. Rene Jose

51. Dr. Eusebio C. Kho Core

52. Dr. Bernadine King - Johnson

53. Atty. Loida N. Lewis Core

54. Dr. Samuel T. Lim Donor

55. Dr. Quirico Magbojos Core

56. Ms. Zenaida Magbojos Core

57. Dr. Renato Mandanas Lifetime

58. Ms. Angelina R. Mariano Donor

59. Dr. Gregorio Mariano, Jr. Core

60. Dr. Remedios V. Mendegorin

61. Dr. Lene V. Mission – Martinez Lifetime 62. Dr. Lourdes Morales - Aesquivel

63. Dr. Rosario L. Nadorra Core

64. Dr. Clarita N. Obleada Lifetime

65. Dr. Rebecca Occena – Ramirez Core

66. Dr. Maria Jocelyn Orig-Karl Core

67. Dr. Reynaldo Patakhan

68. Dr. Nelson A. Paguyo Donor

69. Dr. Cecile Pasion-Bregman Core

70. Dr. Jose D. Peczon Core

Local - Based Type of Membership

1. Dr. Diana Agbayani Core

2. Dr. Cecille Aguilar Core

3. Dr. Gregorio Alvior, Jr. Core

4. Dr. Maria Magdalena Barcelo

5. Dr. Iluminada Camagay

6. Ms. Erlinda Cambia Donor

7. Dr. Roland Capito Core

8. Dr. Gloria Castro – Zappia Core

9. Dr. Aurora Cifra-Recto Core

10. Dr. Eleanor Custodio Donor

11. Dr. Deogracias Custodio Donor

12. Dr. Danilo David Donor

13. Dr. Jose Rene De Grano

14. Ms. Diana Joanne Dee Core

15. Dr. Alfonso Doloroso Core

16. Mr. Jeffrey Ejercito Donor

17. Mme. Lolita Escobar –Mirpuri Donor

18. Dr. Telesforo Gana, Jr. Core

19. Dr. Eduardo Gatchalian

20. Dr. Ronald Allan Geraldez

21. Mr. Ruval Magpayo Core

22. Ms. Doris Teresa Magsaysay-Ho Core

23. Dr. Maria Lourdes Martinez Core

24. Ms. Arlita Narag Core

25. Ms. Dalisay Nodque Donor

26. Mrs. Agnes Essem Perez Core

27. Dr. Beatrice Pineda

28. Ms. Myrna Plamenco Donor

29. Dr. Rafael Recto, Jr. Core

30. Ms. Milagros Sison Donor

31. Mr. Francis Suguitan Core

32. Hon. Mary Ann Susano Core

33. Dr. Ramon Suter Core

34. Dr. Dione Suter Core

35. Dr. Cirilo Tacata Donor

36. Dr. Ida Tacata Donor

37. Dr. Sherwin Tayag Core

38. Mr. Johnny Valdes Donor

As of December 31, 2018

Editorial Staff

Ms. Victoria S. Clavel

Ms. Ma. Lourdes O. de la Rea

Editors

Ms. Gloria G. Rio

Mr. Vic V. Zoleta

Ms. Mindy L. Lominario

Secretariat

Gregorio T. Alvior, Jr., M.D.

Telesforo E. Gana, Jr, M.D.

Advisers

US - Based Type of Membership

71. Dr. Carlo B. Ramirez Core

72. Dr. Susan Ramiro Core

73. Dr. Abraham T. Rasul, Jr. Core

74. Dr. Regulus D. Regalado Core

75. Ms. Arlene Roque-Kamen Core

76. Dr. Leonarda Bella Sablay-Cruces Core

77. Dr. Ponciano V. Salud Core

78. Dr. Nilo Santos

79. Drs. Walfredo & Rose Samson+ Donor

80. Dr. Daniel M. Sengseng

81. Ms. Deborah S. Seva

82. Dr. Consolacion Sison – Switala

83. Dr. Edmundo A. Somoza Lifetime

84. Dr. Efren M. Tanjutco + Core

85. Dr. Samuel A. Torres Core

86. UPMASA Baltimore – Washington DC

87. UPMASA Chicago / NW Indiana Lifetime

88. UPMASA Chicago / NW Indiana

89. UPMASA Delaware Valley Lifetime

90. UPMASA Ohio Chapter Lifetime

91. Dr. Carmelo Villa Core

92. Dr. Deborah Villa Core

93. Ms. Felinda M. Villa Core

94. Dr. Rolando P. Villanueva Lifetime

95. Dr. Jesus F. Yap, Jr. Core

96. Ms. Virginia A. Zamora Core

For the past three years

since its creation in 2015, the grow-

ing number of members of the PGH

MFI Century Club led by both

Dr. Gregorio T. Mariano, Jr.

( US - Based) and Dr. Gregorio T.

Alvior, Jr.(Local - based), contin-

ues. However, the pioneers of this

organization diligently exert more

efforts in encouraging other people

to join the club considering the

increasing demand of the number of

charity patients seeking medical

assistance through the purchase of

medicines and special laboratory

tests which are not available in the

hospital but can be readily access

outside the PGH.

The unwavering support

from the members and their friends

ensure that the purpose of the or-

ganization is carried – out relent-

lessly for the benefit of indigent

patients of PGH.

We enjoin the UP Manila and

PGH Communities to be part of

PGH MFI Century Club

PGH Medical Foundation, Inc.

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DONORS 2018

SPONSOR (Php 50K & Above)

All Asian Countertrade, Inc.

Angelicum Charitable Foundation Inc.

APB Baked Products

Arch. Domingo C. Salonga, Jr.

Association of Purchasing Managers of Hotels &

Restaurants of the Philippines

Association of Women Legislators Foundation, Inc.

Atty. Anthony A. Dy

Atty. Maricris Tobias

Atty. Rodolf Britanico

Bakbakan na TV Production

Bryan Big Hearted Foundation, Inc.

CDU Construction

Mr. Nicodemus Ang & Friends

Dr. Aurora Gloria Libadia

Dr. Gerardo Legaspi

Fugelman Services Providers Inc.

Mr. George S. Go

Globe Telecom

GMA Network Inc.

Helen Rabanes

Hurray Inc.

J. Amado Araneta Foundation

Mr. John, Ms. Pacita & Mr. Jonathan Tiong

Ms. Josefina N. Bautista

Kristian Gerhard Jebsen Foundation

Ms. Kristina Bernadette Aquino

L. R. Bolinao, Inc.

Ms. Leslie Chua Uy (LCU Marketing)

Liberty Foundation Inc.

LT Group Inc.

Mr. Lucas Britanico

Mr. Manuel N. Liao & Ms. Sonia Liao

Ms. Maria Isabel Westendorp

Ms. Marilyn Altarejos

Ms. Marissa Sanchez

Ms.Mary Ann Tiong Lee, Ms. Jessica Justa, Ms.

Geraldine T. Lee, Mr. Matthew Francis & Mr. Tiong

Lee

Maunlad Canning Corp.

MEC Networks Corp.

Megaworld Foundation Inc.

Metro Clark Waste Management

Mr. Michael Chen a.k.a. Dexiong Chen

Mr. Michael Escaler

Mr. Michelangelo Alvarez

Midas Project Realty

Mr. Cesario de Leon

Mr. Ernesto Vendivil

Ms. Alice Eduardo

Music Management International Corp.

Nicolex Development Corp.

Ong Family

Mr. Philip Cu-Unjieng

Mr. Philip Sim Tan

Pines Development Corp.

PPLTK Food Corporation

Regina P. Geraldez

SPONSOR (Php 50K & Above)

Rumach Corporation

Sally Maliuanag

San Fernando Electric Company

Sta. Elena Construction &

Development Corporation

Taihon Chemicals & Services, Inc.

Tan Yan Kee Foundation Inc.

Tiger Resort Leisure and Entertainment Inc.

UNILAB, Inc.

UPMASA

Ms. Valerie Floro Herbosa

Various Coinbanks Donors

Various Donors

Various Paypal Donors

Voltage Electrical Contractor Corp.

MR. FRANCISCO MAGSAYSAY's

GROUP OF COMPANIES:

Carmen's Best Dairy Products Inc.

Citadel Corporation

Colorview CATV Inc.

Quezon CATV Inc.

RMJ Development

Subic CATV, Inc.

Wesky Cable Networks

BENEFACTOR (Below 10K) Charter Davies Phils.

Department of Pediatrics

Department of Surgery

Foundation for Reproductive Care

Sagip Buhay Medical Foundation

Stresscape Services Corporation

John Edison Lapuz

Mr. & Mrs. Marivic Bisuña

Ms. Gina Villareal-Teraguchi

Dr. Gregorio Alvior, Jr.

Ms. Agnes Essem Perez

Dr. Cecile Aguilar

Dr. Diana Agbayani

Dr. Dione M. Suter

Dr. Iluminada Camagay

Dr. Ramon Suter

Dr. Roland S. Capito

Dr. Ronald Allan Geraldez

Dr. Sherwin Tayag

Dr. Telesforo E. Gana, Jr.

Mr. Francis Suguitan

Mr. Ben Avanceña

Mr. Boy Sales

Mr. Charles Chua

Mr. Clemente Garucho

Mr. Don Coniate

Dr. Gerry Castillo

Mr. Don M. de Jesus

Dr. Eduardo Eseque

Dr. Eric Amante

Dr. Gerry Castillo

Mr. Edwin Hernandez

Mr. Gabby Lopez

Mr. Jessie Dagdag

Mr. Jim General

Mr. Juan Marcos

Ms. Liza Gamboa Mr. Marito Oca Mr. Mon Torres

Mr. Noli Avanceña

Mr. Ramon Fernandez Mr. Sebastian Santiago

Mr. Peter Tan Yu

Mr. Tito Avanceña

Mr. Tony Sumbingco Mr. Victor Martinez

Ms. Lilia de la Rea

Ms. Marianne

Ms. Caroline Tanting Mr. Michael Rivera

Mrs. Ateta Gana

Ms. Krisma Villareal

Mr. David & Mrs. Cely Tiu Mr. Conrado Tan

Dr. Maria Magdalena Barcelon

Mr. Jefferson Balila

Mr. Jesus Sy Dr. Jonas del Rosario

Ms. Marge Malate

PATRON (Php 10K - 49K) Dr. Alfonso Doloroso

Mr. Pete Estrada

Susano Family

Atty. Antonio Picazo Ms. Helen Massab

Hon. Arlene B. Arcillas

Mr. Edgar Coronel

Ms. Isabel Oca Ms. Silvana A. Diaz

Ms. Dalisay Nodque

Dr. Irma Coronel and Family

Ms. Bing Picazo Mr. Joselito Galvan Ms. Lani Concepcion

Ms. Judith Pons

Ms. Susan Villar Team Mona David

Asya Medika, Inc.

Boysen Phils. Inc.

China Bank Corporation

Design Packaging

Felicidad T. Sy Foundation GCK International Inc.

Golden Arches Development Corporation Green Cross Inc. Home of Exquisite Taste by Exquisite Ma-

nila, Inc. Office of Senator Cynthia Villar Pasudeco Development Corporation

Unilever Philippines Mr. Dennis Mariano & Friends

Ms. Elena Colome Mr. Melencio Go

Dr. Josephine Dizon

Mr. Aileenette Moleen P. del Rosario

Ms. Caroline Siy Ms. Dawn Feliciano