The Makati City local government announced on Sunday, March 19, that Makatizens may now access their health records from the Ospital ng Makati via online as the city boosted its efforts to streamline its health services to its residents.
The Makati City local government announced on Sunday, March 19, that Makatizens may now access their health records from the Ospital ng Makati via online as the city boosted its efforts to streamline its health services to its residents.
The LGU said that the initiative aims to provide fast and safe medical services to the residents and to ensure their adherence to the public health and safety protocols amid the Covid-19 pandemic. According to the local government unit , residents can get their health records every Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Step 1: Scan your QR Code below, or open the browser and type the URL bit.ly/osmakrecords.
Step 2: Type your e-mail address and choose the language you will use. Be sure to type your correct e-mail address. Step 3: Read the consent form and click Agree. By clicking Agree, you are authorizing the Health Records Personnel to access your personal information and hospital records.Step 5: Fill up another entry about your Health Records Category whether you are In-Patient, E.R., Medico Legal, Outpatient, and dates of confinement or checkup and name of clinic or hospital.Step 8: Read the advisory.Step 10: Wait for e-mail or text from Osmak Records Staff informing you when to claim the requested document.
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