Holy Name University - Health Services Department

01/10/2026

Good day, Holynamians!

We would like to inform that there will be no dental services on October 3, 2026 (Saturday) as it is the scheduled pilgrimage for the Integrated Basic Education.

Dental services will resume on October 5, 2026 (Monday).

God Bless!
Please share.

20/09/2026

Screenshot of the alert ⚠️📢

20/09/2026

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Shared from the Tagbilaran City DRRMO, originally from Civil Defense PH.

If you go outside, please wear an N95 or equivalent mask. Avoid prolonged outdoor activities.

Keep windows closed to avoid outside air from coming in.

⚠️ HAZE ALERT!
September 19, 2026

ABISO SA PUBLIKO:
Kung kinakailangang lumabas, gumamit ng N95 o katumbas na mask at iwasang manatili sa labas nang matagal.

Gumamit ng ilaw at mag-ingat sa pagmamaneho. Kung bukas ang bintana ng sasakyan, magsuot ng face mask.

18/09/2026

Good evening, Holynamians!

We are continuing to monitor the air qualith around Tagbilaran City using the QR code provided.

An AIr Quality Index (AQI) of 156.5 PM2.5 is interpreted as UNHEALTHY.

We advise everyone, if possible, to stay indoors and limit going out. If you must go outdoors, then wear a masks (N95 or double mask). Active children and adults, and those suffering from lung conditions such as asthma, COPD-to name a few, are advised to avoid prolonged outdoor exertion.

Observe for signs of dyspnea, chest pains or discomforts, allergic reactions, to name a few. If any abnormalities are felt or noted, please seek immediate consultation.

Stay safe, everyone!

10/09/2026

Good day, Holynamians!

AQI as of 10:52 am today is at 64.
You may use your face masks when deemed necessary. We still advise precaution for those who have lung conditions and heart conditions, and those in vulnerable groups.
If there are any abnormal symptoms, please seek consultation.

Stay safe, everyone!

05/09/2026

The Provincial Government of Bohol declared a Dengue outbreak last August 28, 2026. Tagbilaran City was identified as one of the areas with a high number of cases.

We can contribute in the fight against Dengue in the school and at our homes by following the 5S strategy of the Department of Health.
■ Search and destroy: clean up drives, cover water storage containers
■ Self protection measures: wear long sleeved shirts, long pants and socks, use mosquito repellents and/or stickers
■ Seek early consultation: vigilant in recognizing early signs and symptoms
■ Support fogging as a last resort or only in outbreak situations: coordinate with local health office
■ Sustain hydration

If you are experiencing high fever, body weakness, abdominal pain and/or signs of bleeding, please seek consultation for further work-up.

Stay safe and healthy, Holynamians.

05/09/2026

Reminding everyone to continue to be vigilant and take care while out and about. Seek consultation if symptoms of difficulty breathing and chest pains occur.

Stay safe!

05/09/2026

Good afternoon, Holynamians

As of 1:36 pm, the AQI have increased to 121.9.

Wear face masks if you must go outdoors. Keep doors and windows securely closed to prevent entry of dangerous air. Seek immediate consultation if experiencing difficulty breathing and/or chest pains.

Stay safe!

05/09/2026

Good morning, Holynamians!

Sharing with everyone the recent Air Quality Index (AQI) checked today (September 5) at 8:42pm.

AQI is at 97.2 (Orange).
This result indicates that the air particles can affect sensitive groups.
Continue using face masks when outdoors. If symptoms of difficulty breathing, or chest pains are experienced. Please seek immediate consultation.

Stay safe!

04/09/2026

Good morning, Holaynamians!

The CDRRMO of Tagbilaran City has posted a QR code for the monitoring of Air Quality Index.

As of the latest check of the AQI at 8:50 am of September 4, 2026, it was noted to be a 98.5 AQI (Orange), which indicates that the air quality is unhealthy for persons in sensitive groups (persons with respiratory problems, cardiac problems and immunocompromised).

We encourage everyone to wear face masks while outdoors.

Stay safe!