Abstract
ABSTRACT The ATIPAN Project is a digital strategy aimed toward providing health services to marginalized and vulnerable communities in Western Visayas, Philippines. This paper presents the implementation of its telemedicine component in 10 partner communities, output and potential utilization in realizing Universal Health Care (UHC), and moving-forward strategies for sustainability. It also describes the hindrances and corresponding solutions identified during the 2-year project implementation. While regional in nature, the adoption of the ATIPAN model for the UHC implementation all over the Philippines could ensure health care delivery in marginalized and underserved areas.
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