“Every brick laid in the Koronadal City Hospital is a step closer to a healthier future—a future where the value of life is prioritized and preserved.”
In a remarkable stride toward improving local healthcare, the City of Koronadal is moving forward with a significant medical infrastructure development—the establishment of a 100-million peso City District Hospital. This ambitious project reflects the city government’s commitment to prioritizing public health and enhancing medical access for all citizens.
The Announcement of the Project
The project was officially announced on March 26 by the city government, with Mayor Eliordo Ogena at the forefront. As of now, Mayor Ogena and his team are actively working on finalizing the plans, gathering resources, and coordinating the logistics needed to begin construction. This hospital is expected to be a game-changer in the region’s health sector, addressing the growing demand for accessible and quality healthcare services.
The Facility and Services of the Soon-to-Rise Hospital
Once completed, the Koronadal City District Hospital will house 200 beds and will be capable of accommodating more than 500 patients daily. It will offer a wide range of services that cater to various medical needs, from emergency care to specialized treatments. The hospital will be named Koronadal–Manuel C. Callejo Memorial Hospital, in honor of the late patriarch of the Callejo family, who generously donated to the project. This tribute reflects the family’s strong support for public service and healthcare development.
With this hospital, the city not only anticipates enhanced health services but also a brighter, healthier future for its people.
