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List of Accredited Maternity Care Package Providers As of July 31, 2021 LIST OF ACCREDITED MATERNITY CARE PACKAGE PROVIDERS AS OF JULY 31, 2021 NAME OF INSTITUTION TEL_NO EMAIL STREET MUNICIPALITY START DATE EXPIRE DATE SEC HEAD OF FACILITY NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION & RIZAL METRO MANILA 1 3 KINGS BIRTHING HOME 9949521 [email protected] 698 RIZAL AVE., TAÑONG, MALABON 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P MANUEL S. LIMCHU, RM 2 3M'S 24 HRS. LYING-IN CLINIC 0949-650-9013 [email protected] 91 NIEVES STREET, FREEDOM PARK QUEZON CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P LORLY S. MARTIREZ, RM VI, BATASAN HILLS, 3 A. ELADIA BIRTHING & MIDWIFE CLINIC 443-3630 / 0930-6801086 [email protected] 125 BENITO HAO ST., MAPULANG VALENZUELA CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P ADELA L. ELADIA, RM LUPA, 4 A. ESPINO LYING IN CLINIC 09561357256/09224648546 auroraespino.ymail.com 47-C GOV. PASCUAL AVE., POTRERO, MALABON 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P AURORA N. ESPINO, MD 5 A. LORENZO-MEDIANA LYING-IN 09255808686/4758671 [email protected] 768 MAYVILLE SUBD., LLANO RD., CALOOCAN CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P ANGELITA L. MEDIANA, RM BRGY. 167, 6 A.N. RODRIGUEZ MATERNITY AND MEDICAL CLINIC 9616479 [email protected] 140 MALOLOS AVE., BAGONG CALOOCAN CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P ABIDNIGO N. RODRIGUEZ, MD BARRIO, 7 A.P.M. BIRTHING HOME 09661483534 [email protected] BLK. 22, LOT 99, DALAG ST., PHASE NAVOTAS 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P ANNA P. MIRANDA, RM 2, AREA 1, NBBS, DAGAT-DAGATAN, 8 ACG BIRTHING HOME AND DIAGNOSTIC 3515698/7817803 [email protected] 459 GOV. A. PASCUAL ST., SAN JOSE, NAVOTAS 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P CECILIA C. GUEVARRA, RM LABORATORY, CO. 9 ALAMEDA MEDICAL AND DENTAL CENTRE 8861-1403/ 8297-6306 [email protected] 1320 SAN ANDRES CORNER TAAL STA. ANA, MANILA 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P HAZIEL MAE RAMOS ST., BRGY 750, ALICANDO 10 ALDREJ BIRTHING HOME 09178852272 [email protected] 389 B. VINALON ST., CUPANG, MUNTINLUPA CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P AURELYN A. ESPORLAS- SALANDANAN, MD 11 ALJ MEDICAL MATERNITY & LYING-IN CLINIC 4282927 [email protected] 798 RIVERSIDE ST., QUEZON CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P ERLINDA S. CONGRESO, RM COMMONWEALTH, 12 ALVETTE MEDICAL & LYING-IN CLINIC 3792386/2635553 [email protected] 601 SAN DIEGO COMPOUND, LLANO CALOOCAN CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P LILIBETH U. VELITARIO, RM ROAD, BRGY. 167, 13 ANGEL CHRIS WELL FAMILY MIDWIFE CLINIC 0920-958-0980 [email protected] 383 MANGGA ST., CEMBO, MAKATI CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P HERLYN H. BOCALBOS, RM 14 ANGEL LAILAH MATERNITY AND CHILD CLINIC 4187602/0922311961 [email protected] 102 JADE ST., GREENHEIGHTS QUEZON CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P ANNE MARGARETH T. CRISOL, SUBDIVISION, SAN BARTOLOME, MD NOVALICHES, 15 ANGELA VICTORIA LYING-IN CLINIC 09088746597 [email protected] 291 MONTILLANO ST., ALABANG, MUNTINLUPA CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P MARIA LERWIN S. ZALDARIAGA, RM 16 ANGELIC MATERNITY AND CHILD CARE CENTER 8913-9720 [email protected] #9 SALALILLA ST., BRGY. QUEZON CITY 02/01/2021 12/31/2021 P MARGARITA ANGELA RAMOS- MILAGROSA, PROJECT 4, ESTRELLA, MD 17 ANGELICA BIRTHING HOME AND PEDIATRIC 0961-282-4375/8400-8004 [email protected] BLK 52, LOT 41, PHASE 2, TAGUIG 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P LOLITA EMELITA B. ELNAR, RM PRIMARY CARE CLINIC PINAGSAMA, 18 ANGELICA BIRTHING HOME AND PEDIATRIC 0961-282-4375 [email protected] BLOCK 54, LOT 7, PHASE 2, TAGUIG 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P LOLITA EMELITA B. ELNAR, RM PRIMARY CARE CLINIC PINAGSAMA, 19 ANGELS OF MARY BIRTHING CLINIC 8961-5876 [email protected] 2224 G. DEL PILAR ST., SAN ANDRES, MALATE, MANILA 03/01/2021 12/31/2021 P JANETTE ANN A. MORALA, RM 20 ANGELYN BIRTHING HOMES 09275905050 [email protected] 237 QUIRINO HIGHWAY, BAESA, QUEZON CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P GENALYN FE LOZANO-NAGUIT, RM 21 ANN LYING-IN CLINIC 09069365685 [email protected] PHASE 4, PKG. 5, BLK. 7, LOT 1, CALOOCAN CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P ANECETA S. SERDON, RM BAGONG SILANG, 22 ARAJEM LYING-IN & POLYCLINIC CORPORATION 7964-2311 [email protected] BLK.5, LOT 6, GRAND MONACO QUEZON CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P ARMANDO M. SAMSON, MD BLDG., RICHLAND SUBD., PHASE V, BAGBAG, 23 ASTILLO BIRTHING HOME CLINIC 0917-591-0076 [email protected] #70 B. VIRGINIA ST., BARANGAY QUEZON CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P ELMA M. ASTILLO, RM GULOD, NOVALICHES, 24 B & K LYING-IN AND MEDICAL CLINIC 09165062827 [email protected] #36 MRT AVE., PUROK 1, NEW TAGUIG 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P BABYHAM M. KAMIL, RM LOWER BICUTAN, Page 1 of 98 LIST OF ACCREDITED MATERNITY CARE PACKAGE PROVIDERS AS OF JULY 31, 2021 NAME OF INSTITUTION TEL_NO EMAIL STREET MUNICIPALITY START DATE EXPIRE DATE SEC HEAD OF FACILITY 25 B.L. BULANADI MATERNITY & LYING-IN CLINIC 0928-745-4300 [email protected] PH.3, BLK.12, LOT 31-34, NORTH CALOOCAN CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P BERNA LIZA B. BULANADI, RM CALOOCAN HOMES, BAGUMBONG, 26 BALUBARAN LYING-IN CLINIC / CITY [email protected] SALUD ST., EDEN COURT, VALENZUELA CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 G JANET A. SAN AGUSTIN, MD GOVERNMENT OF VALENZUELA BALUBARAN, MALINTA 27 BARRIENTOS-SUSAYA MIDWIFERY SERVICES 0923-444-7223 [email protected] BLK. 18, LOT 5, BANGKAL ST., BRGY. CALOOCAN CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P MA. GALILEE B. SUSAYA, RM 179, 28 BAZARTE WELL FAMILY MIDWIFE CLINIC 2255793 [email protected] SAN ISIDRO LABRADOR ST., BRGY. CALOOCAN CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P PHOEBE B. BAZARTE, RM 178, CAMARIN, 29 BCJS LYING-IN CLINIC 0917-329-0961 [email protected] 146 INTERIOR P. ZAMORA ST., BRGY. CALOOCAN CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P CARINA E. MANALO, RM 017, 30 BERNARDO'S MATERNITY AND LYING-IN CLINIC 536-8178 / 0942-5698248 [email protected] 656 LLANO ROAD, BRGY. 167, CALOOCAN CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P ANA MELINDA D. BERNARDO, RM 31 BICAS MEDICAL & LYING-IN CLINIC 376-5748/9612992 [email protected] NO. 79 SIKATUNA EXTENSION, CALOOCAN CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P MA. FE M. COLOMA, MD SUSANO ROAD, BRGY. 172, CAMARIN, 32 BLESSED ANGEL BIRTHING HOME 09188996604 [email protected] DR. PUNO ST. COR. CAIMITO ST., CALOOCAN CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P NESSALYN L. VIERNES, RM BRGY. SANTA. RITA NORTH, TALA, 33 BLESSED HANDS LYING-IN CLINIC 0939-604-3656 [email protected] 4135 ROSAL ST., SAMPAGUITA CALOOCAN CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P AMELITA C. HAGUISAN, RM SUBD., CAMARIN, 34 BONGO-BERNALES LYING-IN CLINIC 0995-941-4095 [email protected] BLK.5 LOT 6, SUAREZ ST., MAKAWILI CALOOCAN CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P LILIA B. BERNALES, RM 1, LLANO, BRGY. 167, 35 C. FADEROG MATERNITY CLINIC 6681157 / 0947-861-8283 [email protected] 222 M.L. QUEZON ST., PUROK 3, TAGUIG 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P CONCHITA C. FADEROG, RM NEW LOWER BICUTAN, 36 C.M. VALENCIA BIRTHING HOMES 72175695 [email protected] PH.2, PKG.1, B13, L3, BAGONG CALOOCAN CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P CARMELITA M. VALENCIA, RM SILANG, 37 C.S.V. MATERNITY & LYING-IN CLINIC 09285502710 [email protected] 122 ROAD 7, GSIS HILLS SUBD., CALOOCAN CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P CRISTINA S. VELASQUEZ. RM TALIPAPA, 38 C.T. RIVADELO BIRTHING HOME 0909-589-5325 [email protected] BLK. 1, LOT 27, MIDLAND SUBD., MUNTINLUPA CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P CARMEN T. RIVADELO, RM BRUGER ST., PUTATAN, 39 CACTUS LYING-IN & FAMILY PLANNING CLINIC 0920-263-6140 / 0917-562- [email protected] / BLOCK 2, LOT 34, PHASE 1, BRGY. TAGUIG 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P ESTRELLITA T. DELOS SANTOS, 8606 [email protected] PINAGSAMA, RM 40 CANUMAY WEST LYING IN CLINIC/ CITY 291-1182 [email protected] 9 T. SANTIAGO ST., CANUMAY WEST, VALENZUELA CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 G DAISY S. PADILLA, MD GOVERNMENT OF VALENZUELA 41 CARLOS LYING IN CLINIC 09205057804/09334646451 [email protected]/CARLOSLYI PH. 9, PKG. 9, BLK. 96, LOT 1, CALOOCAN CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P ELOJANE B. CARLOS, RM [email protected] BAGONG SILANG, 42 CATTLEYA WELL-FAMILY MIDWIFE CLINIC 7759-4523 [email protected] 10 CATTLEYA ST., BRGY. RIZAL, MAKATI CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P CAROLINA E. MILLAN, RM 43 CECILIA C. GUEVARRA MATERNITY CLINIC 09338637444 [email protected] NO. 5 DAANG HARI ST., NAVOTAS 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P CECILA C. GUEVARRA, RM 44 CELZA88 LYING-IN CLINIC 0919-533-7510 [email protected] BLK. 141, LOT 9JJ, P5B, J.P. RIZAL ST., TAGUIG 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 P SUSAN V. EUGENIO, RM UPPER BICUTAN, 45 CHE MIDWIFE LYING-IN CLINIC 0968-213-9561 [email protected] 109-C2 PASEO DE ANIMALES ST., PASIG CITY 02/03/2021 12/31/2021 P MARY CHERILIA A. PRADO, RM SANTOLAN, 46 CITY GOVERNMENT OF LAS PIÑAS/ LAS PIÑAS CITY 8829-5572 [email protected] BALIKATAN ST. COR. J. AGUILAR AVE. LAS PIÑAS CITY 01/04/2021 12/31/2021 G JULIO P. JAVIER II, MD LYING-IN CLINIC CAA BF INT'L 47 CITY GOVERNMENT OF MAKATI/BANGKAL LYING- 888-5382 [email protected] 1126 RODRIGUEZ AVE., BRGY. MAKATI CITY 01/01/2021 12/31/2021 G MARLENE M. CONTADO, MD IN CLINIC BANGKAL, 48 CITY GOVERNMENT OF MANDALUYONG - 534-0163/ 8962-8717 [email protected] 17 SAN JOSE ST.
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