Philippine Police Honour Unilab for Health Programme
Unilab's Bayanihan sa Kalusugan programme has supported 1,000 Philippine National Police personnel this year, with 700 more due for assistance in October.

Recognition for Health Aid
The Philippine National Police (PNP) has recognised Unilab, Inc. for its Bayanihan sa Kalusugan programme. This initiative provides health assistance to uniformed personnel. The PNP Health Service presented the award during its Araw ng Pasasalamat event. This year, Unilab's programme supported 1,000 PNP personnel from Southern, Northern, and Central offices. An additional 700 employees in PNP Region 4A will receive assistance in October 2026.
Services and Product Access
The Bayanihan sa Kalusugan programme offers free medical consultations and laboratory tests. These include cholesterol, haemoglobin, and uric acid testing, alongside bone scans. Unilab also provides discounted access to its pharmaceutical products.
These services support the PNP's efforts to deliver preventive healthcare and supplementary aid for personnel with existing chronic medical conditions.
Unilab's Market Position
Unilab, described as the Philippines' leading pharmaceutical company, has served Filipino families for over eight decades. The Bayanihan sa Kalusugan programme operates under its broader Alagang Unilab initiative. This framework aims to enhance healthcare accessibility across various sectors. The company's support helps make comprehensive healthcare more affordable for beneficiaries within the police force.
Corporate Engagement Model
Unilab's initiative shows how pharmaceutical companies can deepen market presence by directly engaging large public sector organisations. Its Bayanihan sa Kalusugan programme, supporting 1,700 PNP personnel this year and next month, expands reach beyond traditional retail channels.
This direct service provision offers a model for other pharmaceutical companies in Southeast Asia seeking to build brand trust and secure long-term relationships with institutional clients. Unilab's continued engagement could influence its market share in the Philippines through sustained visibility and goodwill.
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