PhilHealth Partners with Drugstore Chain to Expand Free Medicine Access
The Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) has partnered with Southstar Drug to expand access to free medicines and educate Filipinos on the proper use of generic drugs through the "Kasama sa Pag-Galing" campaign. The initiative aims to educate communities on generic medicines, prescription reading, proper over-the-counter medication use, and refill planning.
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