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Effective governance according to the Provincial Governor is not only to provide for the basic needs of the province`s constituents but also to ensure that health care services are available, affordable, efficient and more importantly, accessible to those who need it.
Innovative approaches to achieve these goals are put into effect such as, the putting up of Provincial Health Stations, the construction of three major referral hospitals and massive registration of identified indigents.
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INVENTORY OF PERSONNEL: BPH and PHS as of April 2009
Manpower Requirement As of May 30, 2009
A. Bukidnon Provincial Health Stations (PHS)
PHS-Sumilao, Bukidnon
The PHS is a health facility constructed to deliver the Outpatient Benefit and Diagnostic Package of PhilHealth and other health care services to the Provincial Indigency Health Program (PIHP) enrollees and their dependents. These health facilities are currently operating as extensions of the Outpatient Department of the Bukidnon Provincial hospitals as accredited by the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation.
These health facilities started to operate in the second quarter of 2003. A doctor, a nurse, a medical technologist, an ambulance driver and one Provincial Indigency Health Program (PIHP) Coordinator comprise the staff of each PHS.
The Provincial Health Station provides medical consultation to a wide range of common diseases from pediatric, internal medicine, general surgery to obstetric cases. It also provides laboratory diagnostic services such as complete blood count (CBC), urinalysis, stool examination, and sputum microscopy.
Cases brought to the PHS requiring services other than those available in the health facility such as X-ray services are referred to accredited provincial hospital or to Rural Health Unit/Health Center nearest to the Provincial Health Station.
Part of the capitation fund amounting to Php300 per enrolled family that is paid to the Provincial Government of Bukidnon is spent for the operation of these health facilities aside from the purchase of drugs, medicines, equipment, and laboratory supplies
B. Bukidnon Provincial Hospitals (BPH)
Cases requiring more medical attention are referred to any of the existing eight Bukidnon Provincial Hospitals located in strategic areas in the province.
Several cases that used to be treated outside the province are now brought to the 3 major referral hospitals constructed in each of the three congressional districts in the province, built at a cost of Php 220 Million. From a 319 total hospitals’ bed capacity of the eight hospitals, it now could admit up to 491 patients per day.
B.1. Referral Hospitals Bukidnon
Bukidnon Provincial Medical Center in the City of Malaybalay
 The Bukidnon Provincial Medical Center in the City of Malaybalay is constructed at a cost of Php 113.973 Million, a third level referral hospital, designed with 200 authorized bed capacity. It caters to the cities of Malaybalay and Valencia and the municipalities of San Fernando, Cabanglasan, Lantapan and Impasugong. This hospital is equipped with new and modern facilities and serves as an end referral hospital for specialized medical services in Bukidnon.
Bukidnon Provincial Hospital in the Municipality of Maramag
 The Bukidnon Provincial Hospital in Maramag built at a cost of Php 64.921 Million is now a third level 130 bed capacity hospital that provides hospital services of our populace from the Municipalities of Damulog, Kibawe, Kalilangan, Dangcagan, Maramag, Kitaotao, Don Carlos, Kadingilan, Pangantucan and Quezon. This also serves as the referral hospital of our existing two hospitals in Kibawe and Kalilangan.
Bukidnon Provincial Hospital in Manolo Fortich
 The Provincial hospital in Manolo Fortich built at a cost of Php 42 Million is a second level 36-bed capacity to serve the municipalities of Sumilao, Manolo Fortich, Malitbog, Libona, Baungon and Talakag. It also serves as referral hospital of our existing hospitals in Malitbog and Talakag.
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