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5 Responses to UNIHEALTH-BAYPOINTE HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER

1. Dennis Earl Bellamy says:

   December 3, 2024 at 7:51 pm

   Hello I am a US Veteran here in the Philippines and just double check my insulin and it expires in jan of 2026, can I get a prescrition for a diabetic doctor ther at the hospital.

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2. Shai Barrientos says:

   November 21, 2022 at 12:11 pm

   hi how much is a request for brain mri with contrast + MRA/ MRV? Thank you….

   from:
   Shai Barrientos
   merchantscollections@gmail.com

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3. Marlyn Recto says:

   November 10, 2019 at 1:46 pm

   Hello, good afternoon. Do you have an anti-polio vaccine? How much? please reply ASAP. I also need certification. Will you send it to my email please, jdlyndawson@yahoo.com
   Thanks

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4. Gilles Langrand says:

   August 9, 2019 at 10:16 pm

   Kumusta, i will be in Olongapo on november, i will need ti have an INR because i got a phlebitis and embolia pulmonary. i’ m treated by Coumadine 3 mg for 3 days and the fourth day 4 mg.
   Do you think i can get on INR there?
   salamat.
   best regards.
   Langrand gilles

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5. clair tozier says:

   December 4, 2014 at 11:56 pm

   Feedback and grievance. Recently a patient at your hospital. Infectious control needs to look into my complaint. Upon entering the ER room and then the ICU. Room 11 needs to be clean and sanitized. The room has dirt, hand prints on the wall. It can be clean. The nurses in the ICU don’t care either. Make loud noises and ignores the alarms in the rooms. Saw red lights flashing all morning. The nurses sleep on the job too. Then, placed in Room 360. The bed rusted, leather mattress all torned up. Cant open the CR when shut. The bathroom smelled. Overall the inpatient room was better than the ICU.

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