BUCAS Center, primary care facility inaugurated in Kawit

KAWIT, Cavite — The Southern Tagalog Regional Hospital–Kawit Kalayaan Bagong Urgent Care and Ambulatory Service (BUCAS) Center was officially turned over Monday, marking another milestone in strengthening healthcare services in the municipality.

The turnover ceremony was attended by Cavite First District Representative Jolo Revilla, Kawit Mayor Armie Aguinaldo, as well as officials from the provincial government and the Southern Tagalog Regional Hospital.

Following the formal turnover, the officials conducted an inspection of the newly completed facility, which is expected to improve access to essential medical services for residents of Kawit and nearby communities.

Simultaneously, the Kawit Primary Care Facility was blessed and formally inaugurated, further expanding the town’s healthcare infrastructure and strengthening primary health services for the local population.

The newly established center will provide essential outpatient services, including consultations, basic diagnostics, and preventive care. It is also set to serve as a PhilHealth YAKAP clinic, offering accessible and patient-centered healthcare services to the community.

Local officials said the new facility is expected to help decongest hospitals by providing immediate and accessible care for patients who require outpatient services, while also bringing healthcare services closer to residents.

The establishment of the BUCAS Center and the primary care facility forms part of ongoing efforts to enhance public healthcare infrastructure and ensure more responsive and accessible medical services for Caviteños.

Officials expressed optimism that the facility will significantly contribute to improving the delivery of healthcare services in Kawit and neighboring areas.