CLMMRH-Medical Social Work Department

05/08/2026

The Medical Social Work Department conducted its Department Management Review to evaluate the department's operational performance, formulate plans for the second semester, and assess existing risks and operational issues.

The meeting was spearheaded by the Performance Monitoring, Research, Training, and Development (PMRTD) Sub-Unit and was attended in person by Team Leaders and their Alternate Team Leaders representing the different MSWD stations. Other department personnel participated virtually to ensure broad engagement and alignment on departmental priorities, performance targets, and strategic initiatives for the remainder of the year.

05/08/2026

The CLMMRH Medical Social Work Department conducted a coordination meeting with the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) – Negros Occidental to discuss the implementation of the Electronic Medical Assistance to Indigent and Financially Incapacitated Patients (eMAIFIP) Program within the health facility.

During the meeting, both agencies agreed on the initial plans, including the launching of the program and strategies to enhance patient navigation and accessibility, particularly for communities requiring assistance in accessing the eMAIFIP platform.

04/08/2026

The Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Regional Hospital (CLMMRH) Medical Social Work Department (MSWD), in collaboration with the Women and Children Protection Unit (WCPU), successfully facilitated the Training on the 4Rs for the Multidisciplinary Teams (MDTs) of various healthcare facilities in Negros Oriental.

The training was spearheaded by Dr. April Anotado, Chair of the WCPU and Gender and Development (GAD) Program, together with Dr. Sharon Pastorpile, Ms. Norie D. Agriam, and Ms. Mary Gwen Feliciano, members of the CLMMRH WCPU team.

The activity strengthened the knowledge and competencies of healthcare professionals in implementing the 4Rs—Recognize, Record, Report, and Refer—to ensure a coordinated, survivor-centered, and gender-responsive approach in the management of women and children in need of protection.

Through this initiative, CLMMRH continues to uphold its commitment to building the capacities of healthcare providers and advancing quality, compassionate, and responsive services for vulnerable sectors across the region

03/08/2026

The Medical Social Work Department (MSWD) continues to make meaningful strides in improving the lives of the Filipino people through compassionate, responsive, and patient-centered service.

With profound gratitude and heartfelt appreciation, we extend our warmest congratulations and salutations to Ms. Josen Salutin, Social Welfare Assistant assigned to the MSWD–Outpatient Department.

Your reliability, dedication, and commitment have made you a trusted member of our team. Serving in one of the hospital's busiest and most demanding service areas, you consistently demonstrate exceptional composure, efficiency, and professionalism while ensuring that every patient receives timely, compassionate, and quality assistance.

Thank you for your exemplary service and steadfast commitment to excellence. Your dedication continues to strengthen our department and advance our mission of delivering quality healthcare with compassion to every Filipino.

03/08/2026

The Medical Social Work Department (MSWD) continues to make meaningful strides in improving the lives of the Filipino people through compassionate, responsive, and patient-centered service.

With profound gratitude and heartfelt appreciation, we extend our warmest congratulations and salutations to Ms. Abbigail Simon, Social Welfare Officer II assigned to the MSWD–Emergency Department.

Your patience, consistency, and dedication to your work ensure the seamless delivery of medical social services in one of the hospital's most critical areas. Your commitment to providing timely, compassionate, and patient-centered assistance has made a significant impact on the lives of the patients and families we serve.

Thank you for your exemplary service and commitment to excellence. Your dedication continues to strengthen our department and advance our mission of delivering quality healthcare with compassion to every Filipino.

03/08/2026

The Medical Social Work Department (MSWD) continues to make meaningful strides in improving the lives of the Filipino people through compassionate, responsive, and patient-centered service.

With profound gratitude and immense pride, we extend our warmest congratulations and heartfelt salutations to Ms. Mae Villaruz, Social Welfare Officer III and Team Leader of the MSWD–West Tower Station.

Your exemplary leadership, unwavering dedication, and genuine compassion in delivering medical social services embody the true spirit of public service. Through your commitment, you continue to inspire your colleagues and make a lasting difference in the lives of the patients and families we serve.

May your passion for service continue to uplift others and strengthen our healthcare system. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition, and thank you for your invaluable contributions to the Medical Social Work Department and to the Filipino people.

02/08/2026

Happy Birthday to one of our Social Welfare Officer Ms. Rhodz🎉🎉♥️

Our unit is very grateful for your hard work and diligent service for our patients 🎉♥️

May the Lord give much more blessings to you and to your family!

Enjoy your special day!

31/07/2026

28/07/2026

Happy birthday to our Social Welfare Officer and soon to be mother Ms. Jeonisa ✨💕💕🎉
The Lord has truly bless you this year!
We are grateful for your service in our unit despite the challenges of pre motherhood ❤

May this another be filled with much more blessings! Enjoy your special day

27/07/2026

Mid-Year Coordination Meeting with the Office of the Lone District of Bacolod Congressional Representative

Dr. Joan E. Cerrada, Medical Center Chief of CLMMRH, led the discussion on the hospital's operations during the 2026 Mid-Year Coordination Meeting. In her report, she highlighted that more than 50% of the patients served by the hospital are residents of Bacolod City, with Barangay Mansilingan accounting for the highest number of patients.

The meeting served as a venue to discuss potential funding support for the hospital while identifying preventive and proactive measures that the City Government can implement to address the most common health concerns affecting Bacolod City residents.

Representing the Office of the Lone District of Bacolod Congressional Representative were Ms. Lucille Gelvolea and her team, who participated in the discussions aimed at strengthening collaboration in support of accessible and quality healthcare services for the community.

Also representing the CLMMRH team were Ms. Ana Rose Mahilum, Chief Health Program Officer; Ms. Shareen Caelian, Chief Finance Officer; and Mr. Adrian Lapu-os Patricio of the Medical Social Work Department.