Former President Rodrigo Duterte went to the house of his son Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte to personally greet his daughter-in-law, January, a happy birthday.

This happened on December 6, based on the photo posted on social media.

According to Rep. Duterte’s staff, the former President spent quality time with Paolo, January, and his grandchildren Sabina and Uno during the visit.

The guest was none other than the congressman’s father, former president Rodrigo Duterte. The occasion? It was the birthday of Rep. Duterte’s lovely wife, January.

And since he was there already, the Duterte patriarch decided to snap a quick family photo with his son, daughter-in-law, and grandchildren Uno and Sabina beside a Christmas tree.

Rep. Duterte, a former deputy speaker, is on his second term as a congressman.

Davao City First District Representative Paolo Duterte and Benguet Representative Eric Yap recently filed a proposed measure regulating the operation of motorcycles-for-hire of habal-habal to ensure the safety of commuting public.

Duterte stressed that motorcycle ride-sharing has been regarded as one of the most popular modes of informal transportation especially during the onset of the coronavirus disease pandemic two years ago.

Kamakailan ay nanawagan ang inyong Kuya Pulong na huwag ng patagalin pa ang pagpapatupad ng batas na magbubuo sa Metropolitan Davao Development Authority (MDDA). Ang MDDA ay siyang magtitiyak na magiging maayos, organisado at magkakatugma ang mga plano ng Davao City at mga karatig lungsod at bayan nito.

Napakabilis ng pag-unlad ng Davao City at ng mga kasamang lugar nito sa ilalim ng Republic Act 11708 na siyang lumilikha sa MDDA.

Bukod sa Davao City, sakop rin ng MDDA ang mga lungsod ng Panabo, Tagum, at Island Garden City of Samal sa Davao del Norte; ang Digos sa Davao del Sur; at Mati sa Davao Oriental.

Rep. Paolo Duterte of Davao City has called on the new leadership in the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (Philhealth) to incorporate digital innovations in its objective to provide medical insurance and ensuring affordable and accessible healthcare services for all Filipinos.

Duterte made the appeal as he filed House Bill (HB) 4808 which aims to establish this digital-based system that is designed to complement and improve the delivery of physical healthcare services. Reps. Eric Yap of Benguet, and Edvic Yap and Jeffrey Soriano of ACT-CIS partylist group co-authored Duterte’s bill.

Newly appointed Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (Philhealth) president Emmanuel Ledesma should adopt digital innovation to ensure accessible and speedy provision of medical insurance and health care services for Filipinos, a lawmaker said Thursday.

Davao City Representative Paolo Duterte issued the statement in light of his House Bill 4808 which seeks to establish digital-based system designed to complement and improve the delivery of physical healthcare services.

Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte on Thursday called on the new chief of the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) to utilize digital innovations to provide better services to the public.

Duterte said newly appointed acting PhilHealth president and CEO Emmanuel Ledesma can start by allowing the use of online payments of premiums to make it more convenient to members, especially to those voluntarily paying.

Itinulak ni Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte ang paggamit ng digital technology sa Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) upang gumanda ang serbisyo nito.

Ayon kay Duterte maaaring magsimula si PhilHealth president at CEO Emmanuel Ledesma sa paggamit ng online platform sa pagbabayad ng premium upang mas maging madali ito lalo na sa mga boluntaryong miyembro.

Inirekomenda rin ni Duterte ang pagpapalawak ng PhilHealth sa eKonsulta system, ang sistema kung saan ipinapasok ang mga datos ng isang pasyente kung saan makikita ang medical history nito na siyang magiging basehan ng mga doktor sa panggagamot.

DAVAO City 1st District Representative Paolo Duterte has called on the new leadership in the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) to incorporate digital innovations in realizing its goal of providing medical insurance and ensuring affordable and accessible healthcare services for all Filipinos.

Utilizing digital tools to deliver better health outcomes, especially in far-flung communities, should be reinforced with the approval and implementation of a congressional proposal to establish a national electronic health (eHealth) system, Duterte said.

Davao City 1st district Rep. Paolo Duterte is prodding the new leadership of the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) to tap digital innovations in performing its mandate of providing medical insurance as well as affordable and accessible health care services to all Filipinos.

“We need to reimagine the way we bring quality health care to our countrymen, especially to those living in geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas (GIDAs) where medical professionals are scarce,” said Duterte.

Davao City 1st district Rep. Paolo Duterte is prodding the new leadership of the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) to tap digital innovations in performing its mandate of providing medical insurance as well as affordable and accessible health care services to all Filipinos.

Davao City 1st district Rep. Paolo Duterte (Facebook)“We need to reimagine the way we bring quality health care to our countrymen, especially to those living in geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas (GIDAs) where medical professionals are scarce,” said Duterte.

Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte and his father former President Rodrigo Duterte paid their respects to the latter’s departed parents during a visit to their grave last week.

The father and son lit candles and offered prayers to Vicente and Soledad Duterte at the Roman Catholic Cemetery in Davao City.

It was learned that Vicente was celebrating his 111th birth anniversary.

Vicente, born on November 23, 1911, was a former mayor of Danao, Cebu. He also became a governor of the then-unified province of Davao.