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14/02/2025

Dahil araw ng mga Puso ngayon , si Nanay masigla ang puso nakipagkwentuhan tungkol kay Gov Sol Aragones

14/02/2025

AKAY SOL BOTIKA sa SAN PEDRO Laguna , open na para sa mga San Pedronians.

Pakinggan ang mensahe ni Gov Sol Aragones at ang reaksyon ng ating mga kababayan

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09/02/2025

ANO SA PALAGAY MO?❤️✨

08/02/2025

Mayondon residents receive free maintenance medications

LOS BAÑOS, Laguna (Feb. 8 ) – Nearly 1,000 residents of Barangay Mayondon gathered at the covered court on Saturday to receive free branded maintenance medications, including Losartan, Amlodipine, Rosuvastatin, and Metformin, for managing high blood pressure, cholesterol, and high sugar levels. The event, supervised by physicians and pharmacists, was sponsored by Akay ni Sol Partylist, led by Sol Aragones.

During her visit, some residents shared that they wanted to meet Sol in person and learn more about her plans, despite not knowing her personally. In return, Aragones shared her vision for Laguna, where she is running for governor in the upcoming May 12, 2025 elections.

Aragones emphasized the importance of accessible education, stating her goal to reduce scholarship qualifications for students facing financial difficulties. She shared her personal story as the daughter of a tricycle driver and a bakery helper, who, through scholarships, was able to attend the University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB) and later work as a reporter and anchor for ABS-CBN. Aragones also served as the Representative of Laguna's 3rd District for three terms.

She also outlined plans to enhance district hospital facilities by acquiring medical equipment like MRI, CT Scan, and Dialysis machines. Notably, during her term in Congress, she established the first Dialysis Center in Calabarzon in San Pablo City.

Aragones aims to improve medical care by reducing delays in treatment and hiring more physicians and staff to better manage patient care.

Feedback from the residents was overwhelmingly positive. A retired Overseas Filipino Worker, aged 70, expressed trust in Aragones’ sincerity, saying, "I feel in my heart what she said are true and come from her conviction to serve." Others appreciated the free medications, with one noting, "These maintenance medicines for a month are much better than financial aid like PHP 500 or PHP 1,000." The crowd was united in their support, saying, "Dapat si Sol, Si Sol Dapat ang gobernador tungo sa pagbabago." Via Zen Trinidad

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08/02/2025

Akay ni Sol Family Card boosts healthcare support for Lagunenses

BINAN CITY (Jan. 18) – The Akay ni Sol Family Card provides vital healthcare assistance to Laguna residents struggling to afford maintenance medicines for conditions like high blood pressure, cholesterol, and high blood sugar.

The card, offered for free, grants access to one month of free branded medicines such as Lozartan, Amlodipine, Rosuvastatin, and Metformin, as prescribed by a doctor.

On Saturday, Barangay Chairperson Abner Dionglay from San Pablo City and spokesperson for gubernatorial candidate Sol Aragones, announced that nearly 1,000 residents from Binan City’s Barangays Langkiwa and Soro-Soro received the card, adding to over 300,000 existing cardholders.

Dionglay also highlighted additional support from the Akay ni Sol Partylist, including wheelchairs, canes, nebulizers, hearing aids, and livelihood packages for women, tricycle drivers, and solo parents.

The free medicines are available at Botika ni Sol in the cities of San Pablo, Calamba, Cabuyao, and Santa Rosa as well as Santa Cruz town, with a new Binan City Action Center opening soon.

Residents interviewed were moved after hearing Sol Aragones’ speech, as they realized the savings of PHP 700 to PHP 3,500 per month on maintenance medicines. They expressed relief over the continuous supply of medications at the action centers.

They also shared concerns about the services at government hospitals, which Aragones vowed to improve. She promised not only to upgrade equipment like CT scans, MRIs, and dialysis machines but also to enhance the attitude of hospital staff, ensuring a more patient-centered approach with greater care and attention.

“Bawal ang Mataray,” Aragones stressed. Via Zen Trinidad


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08/02/2025

Sol Aragones Brings Health and Livelihood Support to Laguna's Barangays
Sol Aragones, the president of Akay ni Sol Partylist, continues her strong advocacy for improving healthcare and livelihood opportunities for residents in Laguna. As part of her platform in the upcoming gubernatorial race, Aragones has been actively visiting various barangays across the province, providing free healthcare services and essential livelihood assistance to the communities.
On February 1, 2025, her team visited the City of Cabuyao, focusing on Barangays Butong and Marinig Southville NHA Homes. During the visit, over 5,000 women received livelihood packages worth PHP 3,000 each under the Akay Hanap Buhay program, a key initiative of the Akay ni Sol Partylist. The program aims to provide women with the necessary tools and support to start their small businesses and enhance their economic independence.
In line with the adage, "Give a person a fish, and feed the person that day; teach a person how to fish, and feed one a lifetime," Aragones emphasizes the importance of equipping individuals with the skills and resources they need to create lasting change for themselves and their families.
In addition to the livelihood support, Aragones’ commitment to healthcare remains unwavering. Her team has been distributing free branded maintenance medicines to residents with doctor’s prescriptions, ensuring that those with health needs receive vital medications at no cost. These initiatives reflect her dedication to improving the quality of life for every Laguna resident and highlight the proactive approach she is taking to address both health and economic concerns.

Aragones' continued efforts underscore her belief in creating sustainable programs that uplift communities. As she works toward a more inclusive and prosperous future for Laguna, her dedication to providing both health and livelihood solutions shows a comprehensive approach to governance that prioritizes the well-being of the people she serves. Via Zen Trinidad


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08/02/2025

SJB Medical Center: Shaping the future of accessible, quality healthcare in Calamba

CALAMBA CITY – The St. John the Baptist Medical Center (SJBMC) in Barangay Parian is poised to become a leading provider of affordable, high-quality healthcare in Calamba, offering a viable alternative to high-end hospitals. With a focus on delivering exceptional care without the hefty price tag, SJBMC is changing the perception that quality healthcare is reserved only for those who can afford premium services.

The transformation of SJBMC is being driven by its newly appointed President and CEO, Dr. Jose Enrico G. Juliano, whose vision is to create a patient-centered, innovative, and accessible healthcare facility. Under his leadership, the hospital is expanding its services and infrastructure to meet the evolving needs of its community.

A key feature of this transformation is the introduction of advanced medical technology. The new facility will house a state-of-the-art 32-slice CT scanner, an expanded dialysis unit with an increase from six to 20 chairs, and a comprehensive physical therapy and rehabilitation center. Furthermore, a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) will provide specialized care for newborns, while advanced diagnostics, including upgrades to microbiology and histopathology services, will enhance the hospital’s capabilities.

In addition, SJBMC is enhancing its women’s health services, with a focus on maternal and post-reproductive care, and will soon install an advanced MRI unit specifically for breast imaging. To accommodate a growing number of patients, plans are underway for a new building that will increase the hospital’s capacity from 60 to 100 beds.

Dr. Juliano, a respected ophthalmologist and experienced hospital administrator, is committed to ensuring that SJBMC remains a trusted provider of care. His approach is rooted in collaboration, exemplified by a networking event held on January 30, 2025, where suppliers, medical practitioners, staff, and government representatives gathered to strengthen partnerships and explore new opportunities.

As part of its efforts to expand access to care, SJBMC now accepts major Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) and guarantees letters (GLs) from local government units (LGUs), further increasing its patient base.

“My goal is for patients to trust and feel confident in our services, and for them to return for their healthcare needs,” Dr. Juliano remarked.

With these initiatives in place, SJBMC is positioning itself as a reliable and forward-thinking healthcare provider in Calamba, offering top-tier medical services that are both accessible and affordable for all. Via Zen Trinidad


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08/02/2025

Sen. Imee Marcos applauds Akay ni Sol Partylist’s livelihood program in Laguna

CALAMBA CITY, Laguna (Feb. 5) – Senator Imee Marcos has praised the Akay Kabuhayan livelihood initiative of the Akay ni Sol Partylist, led by its president Laguna gubernatorial candidate Sol Aragones.

During an event at the La Vista Pansol Resort Convention Hall on Wednesday in Barangay Pansol, Calamba, Senator Marcos addressed over 3,000 program recipients, commending the initiative’s impact. The Akay Kabuhayan program provides beauty product packages worth PHP 3,000 to participants, offering both personal use and the opportunity to generate income through sales.

Senator Marcos highlighted the importance of supporting micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to foster sustainable livelihoods, emphasizing that providing business opportunities is a more effective solution than offering mere dole-outs.

In her address, Senator Marcos also raised concerns about Laguna's lack of a tertiary hospital to cater to its residents, unlike neighboring provinces such as Cavite, Batangas, and Quezon, which have better healthcare facilities.

Echoing similar healthcare concerns, Sol Aragones has been a staunch advocate for improving district hospitals across Laguna. She aims to transform the approach of healthcare workers, promoting a patient-centered mindset, particularly for the indigent population, and ensuring access to services without unreasonable requirements.

Both Senator Marcos and Sol Aragones are also champions of a healthy lifestyle. Marcos supports the Nutribun program, which is designed to fight malnutrition and promote better health, while Aragones promotes Pan de Sol as part of her advocacy to improve nutrition and community well-being. Via Zen Trinidad


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08/02/2025

Sol Aragones shares vision for Laguna's future during visit to Pakil and Pangil

PANGIL, Laguna (Feb. 7) - Over 700 residents gathered in Barangay Casimsim, Pakil, and Barangay San Jose, Pangil, on Friday to avail of free branded maintenance medicines offered by the Akay ni Sol Partylist. The medicines, including Losartan, Amlodipine, Rosuvastatin, and Metformin, were provided for a one-month supply to those with prescriptions or those attended by a supervising physician at the event.

Sol Aragones, president of the Akay ni Sol Partylist and gubernatorial candidate for Laguna, took the opportunity to connect with the residents and share her dreams for the province.

Aragones envisions district hospitals equipped with essential machines like MRI, CT Scans, and dialysis units, providing free services and medicines to patients. She believes the provincial government’s budget can cover these needs.

She also wants to expand scholarship opportunities to students with lower grades, like those who have scores in the "7" range, to help those with potential but limited financial means. Her personal story reflects this vision: the daughter of a tricycle driver and a bakery helper, Aragones worked hard to graduate and later became an ABS-CBN reporter for 13 years before serving as a representative of Laguna’s 3rd District for three terms.

In addition to healthcare and education, Aragones aims to improve hospital services, making medical care more accessible by reducing burdensome requirements that delay treatment.

Aragones is running for governor again in 2025 after losing in 2022. Her supporters are hopeful this time, rallying behind her with the chant, "Dapat si Sol, Si Sol Dapat," showing their strong belief in her dedication to serving the people. Via Zen Trinidad


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08/02/2025