Camarin Doctors Hospital, Caloocan team up for child vaccination 

In a significant step towards ensuring the health and safety of the young residents of Caloocan City, Camarin Doctors Hospital, led by its president, Dr. Ricardo Javison, along with Dr. Cristy Javison and Dr. Ruby Rivera, extended their support and cooperation to the city's vaccination campaign. The initiative aims to vaccinate children aged 0-59 months against polio and children aged 9-59 months against measles and rubella.

Caloocan City Mayor Along Malapitan expressed his heartfelt gratitude to Camarin Doctors Hospital for their active participation in achieving the common goal of protecting the health of the young "Batang Kankaloo" residents. The collaboration between the private sector and the local government is highly valued and plays a crucial role in swiftly advancing the city's commitment to ensuring the well-being and safety of its citizens.

Vaccination against polio, measles, and rubella is of utmost importance in preventing the spread of these infectious diseases and safeguarding the health of children. By targeting children within specific age groups, the vaccination campaign aims to provide comprehensive protection to a significant portion of the young population in Caloocan City.

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The partnership with Camarin Doctors Hospital is a testament to the strong bond between the private sector and the local government, with both entities working hand in hand to promote the health and welfare of the community. Such collaborations foster a sense of unity and shared responsibility towards the well-being of the young generation.

Dr. Ricardo Javison, President of Camarin Doctors Hospital, emphasized the hospital's commitment to serving the community and ensuring the accessibility of quality healthcare services. By actively participating in the vaccination campaign, the hospital aims to contribute to the overall health and well-being of Caloocan City's children. Dr. Javison, together with Dr. Cristy Javison and Dr. Ruby Rivera, expressed their dedication to providing the necessary support and resources to make the vaccination campaign a success.

The vaccination campaign serves as a proactive measure in preventing the resurgence of preventable diseases and maintaining a high level of public health. Through the combined efforts of the local government and Camarin Doctors Hospital, the city's children will have increased protection against polio, measles, and rubella, reducing the risk of outbreaks and ensuring a healthier future.

Mayor Along Malapitan reiterated the significance of public-private partnerships in achieving sustainable healthcare initiatives. He emphasized that the collaboration with Camarin Doctors Hospital exemplifies the commitment of the private sector to the welfare of the community. The mayor expressed his appreciation for their continuous support and their role in promoting a safe and healthy environment for the children of Caloocan City.

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As the vaccination campaign progresses, the joint efforts of the local government and Camarin Doctors Hospital will contribute to the overall health and well-being of Caloocan City's children. The commitment and dedication demonstrated by both parties serve as a testament to their shared vision of creating a healthier and safer future for the "Batang Kankaloo" residents.