Asian Health Network: Manila Bay Hospital City network

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Manila Bay Hospital City network

The Liberty Hills Residences and Resorts a specially designed retirement and recreation complex will consist of the EPZA style facility within the LHRR that will accommodate hospital owners and brands owners as locators. A consulting group that has been dealing with EPZA type facility registration will undertake the accreditation of Liberty Hills. Together with LHRR, Manila Bay Hospital City will also be accredited as the main character and function of the duty free zone.

The first phase of the construction of Manila Bay Hospital City, within Liberty Hills Batangas

All hospital owners and hospital facility and product brand owners are invited to join the Manila Bay Hospital City as Locators and as part of Asia Health Network. AHN shall serve as a fully-functional referral network of MBHC in the Philippines and its member-hospitals whether Locator or not, distributed in areas within and outside of the Philippines.

Patients of AHN member hospitals from other areas outside the Philippines like Japan, South Korea, United Kingdom, United States, Germany, are given full access to MBHC and under the MBHC concept, free residence facilities in the vicinity of the facility.

Manila Bay Hospital City (MBHC) is designed to attract patients of all age levels and through a system of vouching will accept all patients from various social classes. There are however very distinct and yet subtle segregations for pay ward and non-pay ward patients. This is to be seen in the final announcements and in full cooperation with the Locators in the zone.

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Reconstruction and Recovery

The World Bank says that timely reconstruction will help lessen the impact of super typhoon Yolanda. Before we digest these words, it is also significant to look back into the past.

There was a time in fairly recent past when NBC news anchor Brian Williams sounded like a broken record repeating the words over and over again that: Aviation in the United States of America is dying. This is now true with Philippine air line companies and selected several other businesses in the Philippines right at this very moment.

During the post-Yolanda period, only at least one air line company that very enterprisingly lowered its passenger rates (presumably including for cargo) per seat-mile, notwithstanding that the Philippine government ordered that a number of fees and charges being levied in the aviation sector will be waived, among other behests in order to lessen the burden for victims of the calamity and those that had to fly to ground zero to participate in disaster relief and recovery operations . . . .

Dire is a weak description for the situation that a select number of businesses in the Philippines are in right now. More > >

Our Letter to Secretary General Ban Ki Moon, United Nations

Open Letter to the United Nations

November 21, 2013

HIS EXCELLENCY

BAN KI MOON

Secretary General

The United Nations

UN Headquarters

First Avenue at 46th Street

New York, NY 10017

USA

Dearest Secretary General Ban:

Our warmest greetings!

Kindly please understand, I had seriously debated on whether to send this communication to you or not. I decided on going through with it since I believe that the result would turn out for the better. Nothing that transpired in the past has diminished nor degraded my respect and love for the UN. I have no intention in demeaning anyone's position or creating anything negative between myself, my group and the UN even if that can't be helped, but this has to be done, and I shall humbly embrace the consequences of my act.

After tropical cyclone Haiyan aka Yolanda, not a surprising lot of relief organizations are now helping in Tacloban, in the towns of Leyte, Samar, Cebu, Bohol, Capiz, Aklan, even parts of Mindanao. Entire states committed volumes of resources to come to the aid of the Philippines. As published in the media, the Philippine Government stated that the affected areas include nine (9) Regions in the entire archipelago that consists of seventeen (17) Regions. . . It is presumed that all of these relief organizations and representatives of their own countries are operating out of the goodness of heart and the desire to be of sincere help to the people of Tacloban City, the municipalities of Leyte, Samar, Cebu, Bohol, Capiz, Aklan, portions of Mindanao. Although some are at a loss to convince others of their intentions: "just wait... in due time we are convince you of our legitimaty."

Some of these relief organizations are part and parcel of the United Nations organization. Be that as it may, most or all of these organizations anyway, under the principle that all states are municipalities embraced by the founding charter of League of Nations that is now the United Nations, are governed under the auspices of the august body that you head. The people of Tacloban City and the rest of the areas affected by the tropical cyclone Haiyan aka Yolanda, are grateful for all of the help of the UN, the honorable member states under it and the public sector as well as private relief groups that are now helping. More > >

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Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Manila Bay Hospital City network

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