NAME: MEDICAL MISSION GROUP Hospitals & Health Services Cooperative of Surigao del SurADDRESS: Osmena St, Bag-ong Lungsod, Tandag CityTELEPHONE: (086) 211-3271 & 211-3829 FAX NO. (086) 211-3093 DATE REGISTERED: March 27, 2001REGISTRATION NO.: CARA 0854TYPE OF COOPERATIVE : PRIMARYAFFILIATION: Medical Mission Group Hospitals & Health ServicesCooperative of the Philippines- FederationLOCATION OF OPERATION : Surigao del Sur SERVICES: Health Services; Drug Distribution; Cooperative Health CareProgram OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVE: Herwin Yu Villlamor, M.D.TOTALÂ NO. OF MEMBERS: 965 members as of October 2007 TOTAL FEMALE MEMBERS: 426TOTAL MALE MEMBERS: 539TOTAL ASSETSÂ : P14,695,373.06 as of October 2007TOTAL MEMBERS' EQUITY : P2,653,844.64 as of October 2007 Summary of business operation for the past six (6) years: The authorized Share Capital of Medical Mission Group Hospitals and Health Services Cooperative of Surigao del Sur is Twenty Million Two Hundred Seventy Three Thousand One Hundred Pesos Only (P20,273,100.00) Philippine currency and is divided into: Common Shares (Regular Member) 152,048, Preferred Shares (Associate Member) 50,683. All shares shall have a par value of One Hundred Pesos (P100.00) per share. The Medical Mission Group Hospitals and Health Services Cooperative of Surigao del Sur has Total Asset of fourteen million six hundred ninety five thousand three hundred seventy three and 06/100 Pesos (P14,695,373.06) after six years of operation. It has gone a long way from its humble beginning of only Two Hundred Twenty Nine Thousand Pesos (P229,000.00) initial capitalization and a cash on hand of only Two Thousand Five Hundred (P2,500.00) at the start of its actual operation.
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A STORY OF A LITTLE PRINCESS |
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Written by Herwin Y. Villamor, M.D.
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Friday, 03 October 2008 17:52 |
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In this world, the greatest love that is beyond our comprehension and immeasurable are parents’ love towards their child. Even how ugly the child is but to the eyes of his or her parents, he or she could be the most beautiful child. They will do everything for the sake of their child. This reminds me of a story of a Little Princess that I met eleven years ago after I came back to Surigao del Sur after my Residency Training at National Children’s Hospital in Quezon City. Mr. and Mrs. Jesnar Boquil were very excited to learn that Mrs. Lilian Boquil was pregnant for their first baby. She had her regular prenatal check-up at Barangay Health Station manned by licensed midwife. But she was deprived of a more sophisticated gadget such as Ultrasound that was nowhere to be found here in Tandag, Surigao del Sur. You have to travel first to Butuan City or Davao City just for a simple ultrasound because we don’t have Radiologist at that time. At the day of delivery of their Little Princess, their excitement was dash off with ice cold and as if the whole world crumpled upon them when they saw their Little Princess. Their Little Princess had congenital anomaly known as Congenital Meningoencephalocoele. It suddenly became a talk of the town to have weird looking or monster-like baby. All of the hospital staffs from Doctors to Janitors told them to just accept the reality and anyway the child would not live that long because of her predicament. But despite of the negative feedbacks that they got, the parents especially the mother, Lilian, were really determined to have their child seen by a Specialist.
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