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2020 Neqas-Cc List of Clinical Laboratories No 2020 NEQAS-CC LIST OF CLINICAL LABORATORIES NO. NAME OF LABORATORY REGION 1 ABUYOG DISTRICT HOSPITAL CLINICAL LABORATORY VIII 2 ADVENTIST HOSPITAL - CALBAYOG INC. VIII 3 A-LAB DIAGNOSTIC CENTER VIII 4 ALLIED CARE EXPERTS (ACE) MEDICAL CENTER - TACLOBAN, INC. VIII 5 ANAHAWAN DISTRICT HOSPITAL VIII 6 ARAMED DIAGNOSTIC CARE & DRUG TESTING CENTER VIII 7 ASIA MEDICAL CLINIC & DIAGNOSTICS VIII 8 BAYBAY MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC CENTER VIII 9 BILIRAN PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL VIII 10 BORONGAN DOCTORS HOSPITAL VIII 11 BURAUEN DISTRICT HOSPITAL VIII 12 CALBAYOG DISTRICT HOSPITAL VIII 13 CAMP LUKBAN STATION HOSPITAL CLINICAL LABORATORY VIII 14 CARIGARA DISTRICT HOSPITAL VIII 15 CATARMAN DOCTORS HOSPITAL INCORPORATED VIII 16 CATBALOGAN DIAGNOSTIC AND CLINICAL LABORATORY VIII 17 CATBALOGAN DOCTORS HOSPITAL VIII 18 CHRIST THE HEALER HOSPITAL VIII 19 CLINICA GATCHALIAN & HOSPITAL VIII 20 CLINICA ZAMORAS MEDICAL-DIAGNOSTIC AND PHARMACY VIII 21 CONSUELO K. TAN MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER, INC. VIII 22 CORE DIAGNOSTIC & URGENT CARE CENTER, INC. VIII 23 CORROMPIDO SPECIALTY HOSPITAL VIII 24 CURRENT MEDICAL AND DIAGNOSTIC CLINIC VIII 25 DIVINE CLINICAL LABORATORY VIII 26 DIVINE RAYS DIAGNOSTIC & MEDICAL SUPPLIES VIII 27 DIVINE RAYS DIAGNOSTIC AND MEDICAL VIII 28 DIVINE RAYS DIAGNOSTIC AND MEDICAL CENTER VIII 29 DIVINE RAYS DIAGNOSTIC AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES VIII 30 DIVINE RAYS DIAGNOSTIC AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES- ORMOC CITY BRANCH VIII 31 DIVINE RAYS FAMILY HEALTH CARE CENTER VIII 32 DIVINE WORD HOSPITAL VIII 33 DOMINGO CASANO HOSPITAL VIII 34 DOÑA REMEDIOS TRINIDAD-ROMUALDEZ MEDICAL FOUNDATION, INC. VIII 35 DR. RONALD E. FLORES MEDICAL CLINIC VIII 36 EASTERN SAMAR PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL VIII 37 EASTERN VISAYAS REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER VIII 38 FCE POLYCLINIC AND DIAGNOSTIC CENTER VIII 39 FELIPE ABRIGO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL VIII 40 FIRSTLAB DIAGNOSTIC AND MEDICAL CLINIC VIII 41 GANDARA DISTRICT HOSPITAL VIII 42 GUIUAN CLINICAL LABORATORY VIII 43 HAILEY'S CLINICAL LABORATORY VIII 44 HAVILAH POLYMEDIC VIII 45 HI PRECISION CLINICAL LABORATORY VIII 46 HILONGOS DISTRICT HOSPITAL VIII 47 HQA - BIOLAB AND DIAGNOSTIC CLINIC VIII 48 I DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY VIII 49 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CLINIC AND HOSPITAL VIII 2020 NEQAS-CC LIST OF CLINICAL LABORATORIES 50 JAVIER MUNICIPAL INFIRMARY VIII 51 JAYA HEALTH AND DIAGNOSTIC CLINIC VIII 52 LABLINES88 DIAGNOSTIC CENTER VIII 53 LAOANG CLINICAL DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY VIII 54 LEYTE BAPTIST HOSPITAL,INCORPORATED VIII 55 LEYTE PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL VIII 56 MAASIN MATERNITY AND CHILDREN HOSPITAL VIII 57 MABUHAY ST. FRANCIS OF ASISI CLINICAL LABORATORY VIII 58 MMGHHCS CLINICAL LABORATORY VIII 59 MOTHER OF MERCY HOSPITAL-TACLOBAN INC. VIII 60 NAVAL DOCTORS HEALTH CARE SERVICES, INC. VIII 61 NC SABULAO POLYCLINIC AND DIAGNOSTIC CENTER VIII 62 NORTHERN SAMAR PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL VIII 63 ORAS DOCTORS HOSPITAL VIII 64 ORMOC DISTRICT HOSPITAL VIII 65 ORMOC DOCTORS' HOSPITAL, INC. VIII 66 ORMOC MATERNITY AND CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, INC. VIII 67 OSPA-FARMERS' MEDICAL CENTER VIII 68 OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE HOSPITAL VIII 69 OUR LADY OF PORZIUNCOLA HOSPITAL, INC. VIII 70 PALAMI HEALTH SOLUTIONS VIII 71 PAMI'S DIAGNOSTIC CENTER VIII 72 PONFERRADA POLYMEDIC HOSPITAL VIII 73 PUDPUD POLYCLINIC AND SPECIALTY HOSPITAL VIII 74 R.G. CLINICAL LABORATORY VIII 75 R8HI DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY AND POLYCLINIC VIII 76 RAYLEEN'S POLYCLINIC AND DIAGNOSTIC CENTER VIII 77 RD REDULLA DIAGNOSTIC CENTER VIII 78 ROLEA'S DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY VIII 79 RVC DIAGNOSTIC VIII 80 SALCEDO DOCTORS HOSPITAL, INC. VIII 81 SALVACION OPPUS YÑIGUEZ MEMORIAL PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL VIII 82 SAMAR CLINICAL LABORATORY VIII 83 SAMAR PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL VIII 84 SAN ROQUE LABORATORY SERVICES VIII 85 SCHISTOSOMIASIS HOSPITAL VIII 86 SLIMM IMMACULATE CLINIC AND LABORATORY VIII 87 SOGOD DISTRICT HOSPITAL VIII 88 SONOLAB DIAGNOSTIC CENTER AND MEDICAL CLINIC VIII 89 ST. BENEDICT LABORATORY, DRUG TESTING & MEDICAL CLINIC VIII 90 ST. CAMILLUS HOSPITAL VIII 91 ST. CLARE CLINICAL AND DRUG TESTING LABORATORY VIII 92 ST. EZEKIEL MORENO EMERGENCY & DIAGNOSTIC CLINIC VIII 93 ST. JUDE HOSPITAL VIII 94 ST. PATRICK LABORATORY VIII 95 ST. SCHOLASTICA'S HOSPITAL, INC. VIII 96 ST. VINCENT'S MEDICAL CLINIC - HINUNDAYAN VIII 97 SUREMED DIAGNOSTIC AND SPECIALTY CLINIC VIII 98 SUREMED DIAGNOSTIC & SPECIALTY CLINIC VIII 99 TACLOBAN CITY HOSPITAL VIII 2020 NEQAS-CC LIST OF CLINICAL LABORATORIES 100 TACLOBAN DIALYSIS CARE INC. VIII 101 TNB DRUGTESTING DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY VIII 102 ULTRASCAN DIAGNOSTIC CLINIC VIII 103 UNITED SHALOM MEDICAL CENTER INC. VIII 104 VERANO CLINIC AND DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY VIII 105 VILPOR DIAGNOSTIC CENTER VIII 106 WESTERN LEYTE PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL VIII 107 ZENON T. LAGUMBAY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL VIII.
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