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AnaKalusugan banks on continued support of Sto. Tomas, Batangas in re-election bid

AnaKalusugan party-list (No. 51) is hoping that residents of Sto. Tomas in Batangas province will continue their full support for the group as it bids for re-election in the May 9 polls.

“Nakaupo na tayo sa Kongreso ng isang seat at malaking bagay po na may malaking boto na nanggaling dito sa lungsod ng Sto. Tomas, Batangas. At kung kaya dito namin itinayo at ipinagpatuloy ang mga bagong proyekto katulad ng ating multi-specialty, multi-story health center sa Barangay Sta. Clara,” Anakalusugan nominee Ray Reyes said.

Reyes also highlighted that among its political rivals, AnaKalusugan party-list remains the sole group whose platforms and advocacies mainly focus on the deployment of proper health services.

“171 po ang tumatakbo sa party-list pero iisa lang ang natatangi na ang talagang plataporma at adbokasiya ay ang naangkop sa serbisyong pangkalusugan para sa bawat mamamayan,” Reyes said.

He cited the projects and plans that the group has implemented while seated in Congress as proof of its advocacies.

“Sa pakikipag-ugnayan natin sa ating mahal na Governor Dodo Mandanas ng Batangas, first in the Philippines, ay naglunsad po tayo ng Kalusugan Card kung saan ang mga Pilipino ay maaring magpacheck-up ng libre, walang bayad, sa mga piling ospital sa Batangas,” he said.

Reyes said the party-list would continue its advocacies of pushing for free monthly health check-up, medicines, and hospital services for all Filipinos.

“Marami pa po tayong dapat gawin kagaya ng pagtutuloy sa pagbuo ng Medical Reserve Corps, ang pagpapatupad ng Universal Health care, pagpapatuloy sa mas mabilis, mas mataas, pagsasabatas, at pagpaparami ng ating mga hospital beds sa mga ospital,” he said.

To date, AnaKalusugan Party-list has pushed for more than 80 legislative measures seeking equitable access to improved health services in the country.