Nonan Medical Clinic

17/07/2026

Pangalagaan ang kalusugan at kapakanan ng ating mga anak. Ngayong National Deworming Month (Hulyo 2026), makiisa tayo sa laban kontra sa bulate.

Gamitin ang gabay na ito mula sa Pediatric Infectious Disease Society of the Philippines (PIDSP) para malaman ang mga facts, sintomas, at paraan para iwasan ang sakit para sa kaligtasan ng pamilya.

08/05/2026

Maayong adlaw!

Clinic schedule

May 9 (Saturday) - 2 to 5PM
May 10 (Sunday) - 9 to 11AM

Salamat! 🩺

24/04/2026

Maayong adlaw!

Clinic schedule

April 25 (Saturday) - 1 to 5PM
April 26 (Sunday) - 9 to 11AM

Salamat! 🩺

13/04/2026

13/04/2026

Flu vaccines are now available!!!

Protect yourself and your loved ones through annual influenza vaccination.

💉 Flu Vaccine Benefits

✅ Helps prevent flu infection
✅ Makes symptoms milder if you do get sick
✅ Protects kids, seniors, and loved ones
✅ Reduces risk of complications like pneumonia
✅ Helps stop the spread in our community
✅ Can save lives

Please message us to reserve your slot. 🩺 💉

27/03/2026

Maayong adlaw! Schedule sa clinic karon na weekend.

See you! 🩺

21/03/2026

14/01/2026

Your baby is busy growing and learning in their first year. But if they catch rotavirus, you’ll be busy managing severe diarrhea, vomiting, tummy pain and fever. The rotavirus vaccine helps babies build important immunity to rotavirus so they can stay healthy and thriving.

To make childhood vaccines as effective as possible, some of them, like the rotavirus vaccine, are broken into multiple doses that are given over time at specific ages. The rotavirus vaccine is recommended at 2, 4 and 6 months and comes in the form of drops placed in your baby’s mouth. Talk with your pediatrician if you have any questions.

10/01/2026

Flu season is here.

Around 75,000 cases of Influenza-like Illnesses (ILI) have been reported in the Philippines so far this year — slightly fewer than last year and still within the usual flu trend.

Most cases are mild and go away with rest and care, but flu can be more serious for young children, older people, and those with chronic conditions or weak immunity.

Simple preventive habits help reduce the spread of illness:
✅Get the flu shot
✅Cover coughs & sneezes with a bent elbow or a tissue; dispose of used tissue in a closed bin
✅Wash hands regularly
✅Stay home if you feel sick
✅Open windows when possible, to encourage airflow
✅Avoid touching eyes, nose & mouth
✅Avoid close contact with a sick person
✅If you’re experiencing mild flu symptoms & need to leave home, wear a mask

Help protect yourself & loved ones. and