Acknowledging the vitality of having a healthy workforce to the progress of an institution, Trinity University of Asia (TUA) signed a contract with Maxicare Healthcare Corporation last April 20, 2007, assigning the latter as the university's health maintenance organization (HMO).
The contract signing was attended by TUA's University President, Dr. Josefina Sumaya, Vice-President for Administration and Finance, Mrs. Leonora Yngente, and Human Resources Director, Mr. Jerico Buñing, and Maxicare's President and Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Jose Pastor Puno, Senior Vice-President for Sales, Marketing and Customer Care, Ms. Josephine Aguilar, and Vice-President for Underwriting and Actuarial, Mr. Victor Tanjuakio.
Witnessing the event were TUA's Finance Director, Mrs. Matilde Asuncion, Director for Medical and Dental Services, Dr. Bienvenido Gaddi, and Human Resources Assistant, Mrs. Nora Sambalido and Maxicare's Vice-President for New Business, Ms. Rodelee Uy, Sales Manager, Mr. Franz Joie Araque, and Corporate Accounts Officer, Ms. Fiona Marie Lava.
309 regular and permanent employees were enrolled in Maxicare's Health Management Corporate Programs with Trinity University of Asia paying P9,206 per employee, which fee was shouldered by TUA. Each employee is enrolled in the Gold Corporate Program with a maximum benefit limit (MBL) of P100,000, and which coverage date is April 17, 2007 to April 16, 2008.
Among the health and medical services that TUA regular and permanent employees can enjoy are the: Out-Patient Services, In-Patient Services, Annual Physical Examination, Preventive Care Services, and Emergency Care Services. For a litany of all the inclusions of these services or other inquiries, please contact the Human Resources Department, Mondays to Fridays, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, at locals 162 and 163.
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About Link...
Link was conceptualized in May 2001 by former Personnel Officer-in-Charge, Lilian Ledesma, and then Alumni Affairs secretary, Maria Cristina Gorrospe.
With the retirement of Lilian Ledesma, Link published its last issue in September 2004. Then, with the arrival of Human Resource Director, Jerico Buñing, Link was revived in June 2006.
The publication's name (Link) was a contribution of Elena Catalo, to mean "ties that join together"; the publication's logo was the artistic creation of Raul Quetua.
The pioneer publication members were: Norma Baltazar, Nora Bandong-Sambalido, Evelyn Mae Benito-Gitalada, Cecille Caguiat-Trinidad, Eileen Castillo-Miguel, Elena Catalo, Virgilio Cendaña, Jorgia Credo, James Felizardo, Maria Donna Lainez, Eden Lomiwes, Misael Mendoza, Raul Quetua, Esperanza Remorca, Grace Sarao and Cheryll Varona.
Together with Lilian Ledesma, Josefina Botor-Reyes were its first publication advisers.
Link was last published in November 2007, after Jerico Buñing and Maria Cristina Gorrospe resigned from the university in December 2007.
With the retirement of Lilian Ledesma, Link published its last issue in September 2004. Then, with the arrival of Human Resource Director, Jerico Buñing, Link was revived in June 2006.
The publication's name (Link) was a contribution of Elena Catalo, to mean "ties that join together"; the publication's logo was the artistic creation of Raul Quetua.
The pioneer publication members were: Norma Baltazar, Nora Bandong-Sambalido, Evelyn Mae Benito-Gitalada, Cecille Caguiat-Trinidad, Eileen Castillo-Miguel, Elena Catalo, Virgilio Cendaña, Jorgia Credo, James Felizardo, Maria Donna Lainez, Eden Lomiwes, Misael Mendoza, Raul Quetua, Esperanza Remorca, Grace Sarao and Cheryll Varona.
Together with Lilian Ledesma, Josefina Botor-Reyes were its first publication advisers.
Link was last published in November 2007, after Jerico Buñing and Maria Cristina Gorrospe resigned from the university in December 2007.