Philippines Survival Kit: Hospitals in Novaliches Quezon City

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by: Aileen and Marty 

There are three dependable private tertiary hospitals in Novaliches Quezon City that are near the long term rentals in Novaliches: 








1. Bernardino Hospital, this is the nearest.
Along Quirino Highway in - front of Polytechnic University.
It is a hospital that is near a bank, a Pizza resto, fresh food market.
This hospital is always full, but during emergency cases,
so far you are immediately attended too. This is just 5 minutes
away the temporary housing furnished in Novaliches.

Telephone No: +029387890

Bernardino Hospital. You can also see this photo from wiki map


2. Novaliches General Hospital is the first hospital in Novaliches.
It has the most affordable hospital rooms. The big rooms are okay.
The doctors also holds offices in top tertiary hospitals like UST and
FEU. NovaGen is also near SM Mall Novaliches, in front of Chanel 5.
This is 5 to 10 minutes jeepney ride away from the
long term or short term stay in Novaliches. 3 to 5 minutes car ride if
there are no traffic, or if you strategically plan to get to the place
non-rush hour. Telephone No. +029387890



Novaliches General Hospital
Reference photo: affordablecataract.com



3. Far Eastern University Nicanor Reyes University Center
is a hospital that is 20 minutes drive away taking Sauyo Road.
The doctors here are also reliable.  Inorder to get here in 20
minutes time from the furnished residential
unit in Novaliches, it is best to have a private car to take
the short cut.

Telephone No. (02)9384881 / (02)4270213


Far Eastern University Hospital NRMF
Reference: wikimapia


20 minutes away the self catering apartment in Novaliches 
                                                            Reference: Google Maps

4. Pacific Global Medical Center is along Mindanao Avenue #793 Quirino
 Highway. Easily accessible by jeep. 5 to 10 minutes ride from the 
short term stay or long term stay in Novaliches Quezon City Philippines.
The facilities are new to date 9 June 2015. Telephone No. +029014941


Pacific Global Medical Center
Reference photo: wikimapia



Philippines Survival Kit: Beauty Haven

I was suppose to write about this place in another blog, but since it is
near Pacific Global Medical Center. A mere walking distance,
I decided to add this short article about this place.


Being a mom, it is important to always look beautiful and pretty.
Women love different colors and each one has a wide variety of choices.

Hortaleza House of Beauty has its main office at the Quirino
Highway, call them at (02) 937 2621 , just 5 minutes jeepney ride away from
the furnished residential unit in Novaliches.  

Here you can have your hair dyed, you can have your hair
spa, professional make up,  have a diamond peel for free!

During your birthdays you have freebies as well!
You just have to buy the chemicals needed to make you
pretty. Make sure you buy the Hortaleza brand.

Hortaleza Store along Quirino Highway near Pacific Global Medical Center
Photo is from http://letteshaven.blogspot.com/

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