Sanare

What we offer

Our services

Sanare operates three units on one site in Barangay Kalawag I, Isulan. All three share a single patient record, so your history travels with you from the consultation room to the treatment room to the pharmacy counter.

Unit 1

Medical Clinic

Outpatient consultations with our PRC-licensed physicians for everyday illnesses and ongoing conditions: fever, cough and colds, sore throat, diarrhoea, urinary complaints, skin problems, wound care, hypertension and diabetes follow-up.

We also issue medical certificates and fit-to-work clearances, and refer you onward for laboratory tests, imaging or a specialist when your case needs more than an outpatient clinic can safely provide.

  • General Consultation

    Bookable online

    Consultation with a physician for common illnesses, check-ups and medical certificates.

    Typical duration
    20 minutes
    Seen by
    Physician

  • Medical Follow-up

    Bookable online

    Review of an ongoing condition or treatment plan.

    Typical duration
    15 minutes
    Seen by
    Physician

How to be seen

  • By appointment. Register online, choose your doctor, date and time, and arrive 15 minutes early to check in. Appointments start 2 days from the day you book.
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What to bring

  • A valid government-issued ID
  • Your maintenance medicines, if you have any
  • Previous laboratory results, if you have any

Unit 2

Animal Bite Center

Post-exposure treatment for bites, scratches and licks from dogs, cats, rats, bats, monkeys and other animals. Rabies is almost always fatal once symptoms begin, and almost always preventable if treatment starts promptly, so this unit accepts walk-ins throughout clinic hours and never turns an exposure away for another day.

If you have just been bitten

Wash the wound with soap and plenty of running water for at least 15 minutes, then come to the clinic as soon as you can. Do not apply toothpaste, garlic, tandok or any traditional remedy to the wound. If the bite is on the face, head, neck, hands or genitals, or the bleeding will not stop, go to the nearest hospital emergency room instead.

  • Animal Bite Treatment

    Bookable online

    Assessment and post-exposure treatment for dog, cat and other animal bites, including anti-rabies vaccination.

    Typical duration
    30 minutes
    Seen by
    Physician

  • Anti-Rabies Follow-up Dose

    Bookable online

    Scheduled succeeding dose for an existing animal bite treatment episode.

    Typical duration
    15 minutes
    Seen by
    Nurse or pharmacist

What happens at your first visit

  1. 1Thorough wound washing and wound care.
  2. 2Assessment of your exposure category, based on the type of contact, the wound site and what is known about the animal.
  3. 3Anti-rabies vaccination started the same day, with rabies immunoglobulin as well for a category III exposure.
  4. 4A tetanus shot and antibiotics if your wound or your history calls for them.
  5. 5A treatment card with every follow-up dose date, and the same schedule in your patient portal.

Your follow-up dose schedule

The standard intradermal course is given on these days, counting your first visit as day 0:

  1. D0Day 0First visit: treatment starts
  2. D3Day 3Second dose
  3. D7Day 7Third dose
  4. D28Day 28Final dose: course complete

Your attending clinician may adjust this schedule for your case. We remind you before each dose and follow up if you miss one. An incomplete course may leave you unprotected.

Register for animal bite treatment

Unit 3

Pharmacy

Soon to open

Our pharmacy is opening soon. Until then, you can fill your prescription at any pharmacy you choose.