Novaliches District Hospital

I gave birth in that hospital on February 12,2023 via emergency cesarean section because my bp increased and my baby's heartbeat was low. I had a bad experience. We spent a week there because my bp did not decrease and when it did decrease My baby has turned yellow because it needs sunlight, so we decided to sign a waiver, the patients guard is not allowed.the other nurses who take care of me are rude, even the guards, so I will not give birth in that hospital again or even get a check up.

Kong obgyn pakay nyo dto, wg na, d cla makatao, very unprofessional, sa ob experience lng grave cla dto parang hinde tao ang trato nila, basta bastahin kalang

You guys dont deserve even a dot of star mga bastos at arrogante ang mga staff mind u po kming mga tax payers ang nagppsahod sa inyo kapal nyo! Attention@ raffytulfoinaction, public officials mayors and represenatives we deserve a good treatment thats your job!

Kung may choice kang pumunta sa ibang ospital, sa iba nalang. Wag dito.

Unang una sa lahat, nakakatakot dito. Ang consultation area at emergency area halos iisa lang. Dadaan ka sa gitna ng wards na may nakahiga, tapos dulo pa ang table ng doktor. Be ready to see gruesomes scenes.

Also, matagal ang aantayin mo, mabagal lahat.

Gusto lang naman namin mag pa turok ng anti tetanus pero yung oras na ng bayaran, kulang kulang ang sukli ng cashier, obviously, may kickback na nagaganap. Kasi kahit sabihin mo kulang sukli, pag aantayin ka o lalayasan ka sa window.

Naturingan pa naman public hospital.

I had the worst experiences here at this hospital. From the guards up to the nurses even some of the doctors na pinagmumukhang tanga yung bantay ng patient. My nightmare. I will never forget and will never set foot on this place again.

Oks naman. Dito na me pinapacheck up since 2015. Kaso ang sungit ng girl na nag-iinterview sa OPD. Naka-mic pa naman, dinig ng lahat ng nakapila yung sinasabi niya. Buti na lang mabait yung nagB-BP pati yung mga attending nurses sa loob.

Kairita rin ugali ng babaeng matanda na nakasalamin na nakasalubong namin sa bandang exit ng NHD. Palabas na kami pero umikot lang kami nang kaonti pabalik since naisipan namin umupo muna pala sa loob habang may hinihintay. Bigla ba naman kaming sinabihan na di raw daanan ng papasok yun. E galing naman kami sa loob at di pa lumalabas. Sinabihan pa yung mga guard kesyo negligent, ganun. We tried to explain but she was passive.

Overall, mga guards lang talagang mababait dito. Yung ibang doktor at nurse, nakakairita.

Maayos naman yung pakikipagcommunicate ng mga nurses ang kinababagabag ko lang nung nasa emergency room kami ng papa ko at kukunan na sya ng skin test, yung ginamit na karayom sa papa ko ay same na karayom na itinusok naman sa kasunod ni papa na pasyente. Nakakatakot po dahil hindi po dapat ganon ang ginagawa. Paano nalang po kung may nakakahawang sakit ang papa ko at yung ginamit sa kanya na karayom ay ginamit naman sa iba? Napakadelekado po. Kinausap ko po yung pasyente na kasunod ni papa, nagulat din po sya kaya tulad ko hindi po sya nakapagsalita agad. Sana po hindi na ito maulit pa

One of the things I don't like in this government hospital is its treatment protocols. Medical Doctors do not believe in natural/herbal medicines to treat illnesses. This hospital does not practice Integrated/Integrative Medicine, which is currently being advocated by the WHO-World Health Organization, by the different hospitals worldwide, by the DOH-Department of Health and being practiced by private hospitals here in the Philippines like St. Luke's.

Integrated/Integrative Medicine is a combination of using pharmaceutical and natural/herbal medicines being prescribed by Medical and Naturopathic Doctors, respectively.

In the Phils, Medical Course lasts only for 10 years while in China, it lasts for 20 years wherein medical students are required to first take 10 years of Naturopathic Medicine before they could enrol in Pharmaceutical Medicine. So all doctors in that country are licensed to prescribe both pharma and naturopathic drugs.

I suggest that the Department of Health must issue a Memorandum to all public hospital doctors, nurses and staff to practice Integrated/Integrative Medicine since it expedites treatment of patients as experienced by those hospitals that practice said protocol.
In addition, the government must hire Licensed Naturopathic Doctors as permanent employees to be deployed in all public hospitals.

I have allergies in some pharma drugs so I have been using naturopathic meds instead of pharma drugs for more than 30 years now to treat my allergies, flu as well as colds and coughs. It expedites my recuperation.

Another thing I don't like in this hospital was the service in the Emergency Room.
Due to insufficient number of physicians, I waited for more than 8 hours before I was admitted, in 2018 before the pandemic, due to an unknown toxic insect bite on my right foot that caused it inflammation/terrible swelling.

The 3rd thing I don't like is the insufficiency of functioning equipment, laboratory facilities and medicines in the Pharmacy. I still had to avail of lab tests in private laboratories and to buy expensive medicines from drugstores outside the hospital.

I experienced tremors/chills after being injected with antibiotics and also general physical malaise after taking my oral antibiotics (for 1 week) and other pharma drugs for the first 4 days in this hospital. So I took VCO-Virgin Coconut Oil and Guyabano Capsules (that contain multivitamins, minerals, enzymes and antioxidants) to counteract the weakness and the dizziness/nausea that I usually felt everytime I take pharma drugs. On the 5th-7th day, after taking said naturopathic meds, I gradually regained my strength and minimized nausea. Natural meds really make wonders in counteracting the negative side effects of pharma drugs.

I also suggest that patients with contagious pulmonary diseases must be separated in another floor (instead of placing on the same floor as other patients) in order not to contract others.

Good day po.
Tanong ko Lang po if I can request a copy of my medical records through email. Salamat po.

My wife was treated here after a oscal (stray dog) bitten my wife on the foot. My wife was treated very nicely by the doctor. The doctor spoke in english so I could understand because I am a foreigner. The doctor was good at taking care of my wife as she needed rabies shot. The government should really do something about all the stray cats and dogs. The rabies situation in this country is terrible. Poor people can't afford the approximately $300 us dollars for the rabbies treatment. I read 40,000+ people die each year from rabbies. The government should stop this with the same efforts they use to stop drug addicts. As a foreigner I recommend you be very careful if you seeany stray animals on the street. Keep away or you could get bitten And possibly die. Plus the shots for the rabbies is extremely painful.

Napakawalang kwentang Hospital! Mga leche mga staff nyo dto naturingang government employee mga wlang modo! Pumunta ako last July 28,2020 para magpa laboratory test pero sabi ng staff nila hndi daw cla nag ccater sa ngaun dahil nakatutok lng daw cla mga covid patients ang ggawin ko lng daw punta ng any laboratories sa labas at ipapavalidate sa kanila ang result. Oo at gnawa ko un pag balik ko July 29,2020 nkausap ko isang staff nila hndi daw cla nag gganung validate sanabihan pa ako na sa baranggay daw magpavalidate ano ba talaga? ! Ayusin nyo serbisyo nyo nasa gobyerno kayo puro kau pa relaks2x lang!

They don't have proper procedures for the patients and the doctors are just ignoring patients that's on labor and sometimes patients will become in critical condition before they would act please review this hospitals licence. They are deemed government facilities but they have crapy services.

Very thankful ako d2 sa hospital na 2 mabilis na serbisyo at di lng serbisyo maasahan s oras ng emrgency.gagamutin ka muna sa emergency bago ka bigyan ng option.mabuhay kau sana mas marami pa kau matulungan.

Thank you so much NDH specially Dr. Acosta, Dr. Libonao, Dra. Beltran, mam Michelle, mam April, mam Gina, mam Del Samson and all the nurses in operating room.

Services are good however their security guards should have a training on decency and being courteous.please remind them that their salaries came from tax payers as well so they dont have the right to be rude and most of all smirk on the patients who needs assistance