The Bacolod City Comprehensive Health Program (BacCHP) is a flagship program launched by Mayor Alfredo Abelardo Benitez in July 2022. Its primary aim is to provide comprehensive healthcare services to indigent residents of Bacolod City, promoting better health outcomes and reducing financial burdens.
Eligibility for BacCHP
- Primarily a resident of Bacolod City
- Active PhilHealth members
BacCHP Registration Guidelines
The requirements for the Bacolod City Comprehensive Health Program (BacCHP) can vary depending on the specific program phases and your situation. However, here are the general requirements:
- The resident shall register for the program through the Barangay of his residence.
- The resident shall be required to provide the following data and sign a consent for the use of the program:
- Full name and Full name of dependents
- Philhealth identification number
- Date and place of birth
- Address
- Contact number
- Email address
- The data of the registrants shall be submitted to the BacCHP Operations Center for validation
- The BacCHP Operations Center shall validate the identity of the applicant through the PSA and the status of Philhealth membership through its local health insurance office in Bacolod City.
- Upon validation of the identity of the registrants, the BacCHP Family health card shall be issued.
Visit your barangay hall
- This is the primary point of contact for registration and acquiring the form.
- Barangay health workers will be able to provide you with the BacCHP application form and any other necessary documents.
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Benefits of the BacCHP
- Reduced financial burden: Aims to eliminate hospital bills for covered procedures.
- Improved access to healthcare: Provides access to quality healthcare for those who might otherwise struggle to afford it.
- Enhanced health outcomes: Early intervention and preventive care can lead to better overall health for beneficiaries.
Registration Details
- Deadline: As of February 2024, there is no announced deadline for registration. However, it’s advisable to register as soon as possible to secure your spot and avoid potential delays.
- Walk-in registration: Aside from your barangay hall, you might be able to register in person at designated locations. Contact your barangay hall or the BacCHP Operations Center (if available) to confirm locations and schedules.
- Lost documents: If you lose any required documents, you might be able to obtain replacements from relevant government agencies or barangay officials. Ensure you have the necessary documentation to proceed smoothly.
- Assistance: Barangay health workers and program personnel are available to assist you with questions and guide you through the registration process. Don’t hesitate to ask for help if needed.
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Important Reminders
- The BacCHP is a free program for eligible residents, so there are no fees or charges associated with registration or program benefits.
- Be wary of unofficial sources asking for money or personal information in exchange for registration or program access. Always rely on official channels for accurate and reliable information.
- If you have any concerns or encounter any difficulties during registration, don’t hesitate to contact your barangay hall or the BacCHP Operations Center (if available) for clarification and assistance.
Bottom Line
The Bacolod City Comprehensive Health Program (BacCHP) presents a promising step towards securing better healthcare access and outcomes for its residents. While currently focused on preventive measures and offering financial assistance for specific in-patient procedures, the program’s planned expansion towards outpatient care and potential future developments hold immense potential for improving the overall health landscape of Bacolod City.
For more information, visit the Bacolod City Official Website or the Bacolod City Government Facebook Page.
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