Home The Teresita L. Jalandoni Provincial Hospital (TLJPH) in Negros Occidental is one of three Capitol-owned and operated hospitals accommodating patients from the capital city of Bacolod. From January to September, some 1,153 Bacolod residents have been admitted, including the 839 admitted at the TLJPH based in Silay City. (PNA photo by Nanette L. Guadalquiver) The Teresita L. Jalandoni Provincial Hospital (TLJPH) in Negros Occidental is one of three Capitol-owned and operated hospitals accommodating patients from the capital city of Bacolod. From January to September, some 1,153 Bacolod residents have been admitted, including the 839 admitted at the TLJPH based in Silay City. (PNA photo by Nanette L. Guadalquiver)
The Teresita L. Jalandoni Provincial Hospital (TLJPH) in Negros Occidental is one of three Capitol-owned and operated hospitals accommodating patients from the capital city of Bacolod. From January to September, some 1,153 Bacolod residents have been admitted, including the 839 admitted at the TLJPH based in Silay City. (PNA photo by Nanette L. Guadalquiver)
