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LIST OF ACCREDITED LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT As of January 31, 2021 PhilHealth Regional Office CAR PhilHealth Regional Office III-Branch A PhilHealth Regional Office III-Branch B 1 SABLAN, BENGUET 1 ANAO, TARLAC 1 BALIUAG, BULACAN 2 TUBLAY, BENGUET 2 APALIT, PAMPANGA 2 BONGABON, NUEVA ECIJA PhilHealth Regional Office II 3 ARAYAT, PAMPANGA 3 BUSTOS, BULACAN 1 ROXAS, ISABELA 4 BACOLOR, PAMPANGA 4 CARRANGLAN, NUEVA ECIJA PhilHealth Regional Office IV-A 5 BAMBAN, TARLAC 5 CITY SCIENCE OF MUÑOZ, NUEVA ECIJA 1 ALABAT, QUEZON 6 CAMILING, TARLAC 6 CUYAPO, NUEVA ECIJA 2 CALAUAG, QUEZON 7 CANDABA, PAMPANGA 7 GABALDON, NUEVA ECIJA 3 CATANAUAN, QUEZON 8 CASTILLEJOS, ZAMBALES 8 GENERAL M. NATIVIDAD, NUEVA ECIJA 4 GUINAYANGAN, QUEZON 9 CONCEPCION, TARLAC 9 GUIMBA, NUEVA ECIJA 5 LOPEZ, QUEZON 10 DINALUPIHAN, BATAAN 10 LAUR, NUEVA ECIJA 6 MAUBAN, QUEZON 11 GERONA, TARLAC 11 LLANERA, NUEVA ECIJA 7 REAL, QUEZON 12 HERMOSA, BATAAN 12 LUPAO, NUEVA ECIJA 8 SAMPALOC, QUEZON 13 MACABEBE, PAMPANGA 13 MARILAO, BULACAN 9 SAN ANTONIO, QUEZON 14 MARIVELES, BATAAN 14 NORZAGARAY, BULACAN 10 TAGKAWAYAN, QUEZON 15 MASANTOL, PAMPANGA 15 PANDI, BULACAN 11 TIAONG, QUEZON 16 MEXICO, PAMPANGA 16 PANTABANGAN, NUEVA ECIJA PhilHealth Regional Office IV-B 17 MINALIN, PAMPANGA 17 PEÑARANDA, NUEVA ECIJA 1 BANSUD, ORIENTAL MINDORO 18 MONCADA, TARLAC 18 PLARIDEL, BULACAN 2 BONGABONG, ORIENTAL MINDORO 19 ORANI, BATAAN 19 RIZAL, NUEVA ECIJA 3 BULALACAO, ORIENTAL MINDORO 20 SAN LUIS, PAMPANGA 20 SAN ILDEFONSO, BULACAN 4 GLORIA, ORIENTAL MINDORO 21 SAN MANUEL, TARLAC 21 SAN RAFAEL, BULACAN 5 LOBO, BATANGAS 22 STO. TOMAS, PAMPANGA 22 STA. MARIA, BULACAN 6 MANSALAY, ORIENTAL MINDORO 23 TARLAC CITY, TARLAC 23 STO. DOMINGO, NUEVA ECIJA 7 NAUJAN, ORIENTAL MINDOROPhilHealth Regional Office VIII 24 TALAVERA, NUEVA ECIJA 8 PINAMALAYAN, ORIENTAL MINDORO 1 ABUYOG, LEYTE 25 TALUGTUG, NUEVA ECIJA 9 POLA, ORIENTAL MINDORO 2 ALANGALANG, LEYTE PhilHealth Regional Office X 10 PUERTO GALERA, ORIENTAL MINDORO 3 BATO, LEYTE 1 KIBAWE, BUKIDNON 11 SABLAYAN, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO 4 BAYBAY, LEYTE 2 INITAO, MISAMIS ORIENTAL 12 SAN JOSE, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO 5 DULAG, LEYTE PhilHealth Regional Office XI 13 SAN TEODORO, ORIENTAL MINDORO 6 HILONGOS, LEYTE 1 BANSALAN, DAVAO DEL SUR 14 SOCORRO, ORIENTAL MINDORO 7 HINDANG, LEYTE 2 SULOP, DAVAO DEL SUR 15 VICTORIA, ORIENTAL MINDORO 8 JARO, LEYTE PhilHealth Regional Office XII 9 MAHAPLAG, LEYTE 1 BANGA, SOUTH COTABATO 10 ORMOC, LEYTE 2 KALAMANSIG, SULTAN KUDARAT 11 PADRE BURGOS, SOUTHERN LEYTE 3 LIBUNGAN, NORTH COTABATO 12 TUNGA, LEYTE 4 TUPI, SOUTH COTABATO.

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