AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAir Quality: Metro Cebu’s air improved to “Fair” on Oct. 18, after Saturday readings reached “Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups”; Toledo City remained at “Good.” Health Services: Human health and social work led Davao City’s industries in 2025, growing 10.3% as the city economy expanded 4.8%. El Niño Readiness: The DOH is preparing hospitals for a possible patient surge, while PhilHealth says it is ready to cover heat-related illnesses as extreme temperatures and water shortages raise health concerns. Primary Care: PhilHealth reported ₱7.44 billion in payments to YAKAP clinics; digital health venture Castill Health is also planning a Philippine launch later this year, with a platform linking wearable data, personal health information and medical professionals. Prevention and Support: Cebu City is considering ₱5 million for a continuing program to sterilize and vaccinate stray animals. DepEd is expanding its student buddy system for peer support, with counselors and teachers retaining responsibility for risk assessments and referrals.**
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