Ifugao Health at a Glance

Provincial Health Information

A summary of the province's health status, services, and program performance.

Reporting period: 2025 annual data; selected 2026 updates as of September 2026

221,552 Projected Population

9 Hospitals

10 + 1 Rural Health Units (RHU)
+ Super Health Center (SHC)

176 Barangays

8.66 Crude Birth Rate
(per 1,000 population · 2025)

Provincial Health Indicators

Health Programs and Performance

Explore selected public health indicators, simple explanations, and historical trends. Open a program to learn more.

Population and Vital StatisticsPopulation, births, and basic provincial profile

A snapshot of Ifugao's population and basic vital statistics.

1,918Live birthsRegistered live births2025

140UUAsUnserved and underserved areasProvince profile

11MunicipalitiesAcross the provinceProvince profile

176BarangaysAdministrative barangaysProvince profile

51,115HouseholdsReported householdsProvince profile

Live births

Historical accomplishment · 2021–2025

Crude birth rate (per 1,000 population)

Historical accomplishment · 2021–2025

Maternal and Child HealthCare during pregnancy, childbirth, and childhood

Services that support mothers, newborns, and children's health.

46.60%Antenatal care (ANC) – 8 visitsWomen who completed 8 antenatal care visits2025

96%Facility-based deliveries (FBD)Deliveries that took place in a health facility2025

97.45%Skilled birth attendanceDeliveries attended by a skilled health professional2025

52.14Maternal mortality ratio (per 100,000 live births)Maternal deaths for every 100,000 live births2025

53.22%Fully Immunized Children (FIC)Children who received the basic vaccines2025

12.14%Completely Immunized Children (CIC)Children reported as completely immunized2025

As of September 2026: Maternal mortality ratio, 0; Fully Immunized Children (FIC), 14.99%; Completely Immunized Children (CIC), 25.98%.

Antenatal care (8 visits)

Historical accomplishment · 2021–2025

Child immunization: FIC

Historical accomplishment · 2021–2025; 2026 as of September

NutritionChild growth and nutritional status

Child nutrition indicators help show whether children are growing at a healthy rate.

2.83%StuntingChildren too short for their age2025

0.93%UnderweightChildren below expected weight for age2025

0.15%WastingChildren too thin for their height2025

1.30%Overweight or obeseChildren with excess weight for height2025

As of September 2026: Stunting 3.09%; underweight 0.83%; wasting 0.13%; overweight or obese 1.45%.

Stunting

Historical accomplishment · 2021–2025; 2026 as of September

Underweight

Historical accomplishment · 2021–2025; 2026 as of September

Wasting

Historical accomplishment · 2021–2025; 2026 as of September

Overweight or obese

Historical accomplishment · 2021–2025; 2026 as of September

Water, Sanitation and HygieneSafe water and proper sanitation

Access to safe water and proper sanitation helps protect families and communities from disease.

76.52%Households with access to safe waterHouseholds reported with access to safe water2025

63.63%LGUs achieving Zero Open Defecation (ZOD)Local government units where open defecation has been eliminatedAs of September 2026

Households with access to safe water

Historical accomplishment · 2021–2025

Progress toward Zero Open Defecation

Historical accomplishment · 2021–2025; as of September 2026

Communicable DiseasesTuberculosis (TB) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)

Provincial indicators for tuberculosis and HIV prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.

Tuberculosis (TB)

98.47%TB treatment success ratePercentage of registered TB patients who successfully completed treatment2025

2.76%TB case mortality ratePercentage of notified TB cases that resulted in death2025

As of September 2026: TB treatment success rate, 90.48%; TB case mortality rate, 4.96%.

TB treatment success rate

Historical accomplishment · 2021–2025; 2026 as of September

HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus)

These percentages describe the progress of HIV diagnosis and treatment. PLHIV means people living with HIV; ART means antiretroviral therapy, the medicines used to treat HIV.

58%People living with HIV diagnosedPeople living with HIV who have been diagnosedAs of March 2026

70%Receiving HIV treatment (ART)Diagnosed PLHIV receiving HIV treatmentAs of March 2026

53%Virally suppressedPLHIV whose viral load is controlled with treatmentAs of March 2026

HIV diagnosis, treatment and viral suppression

Historical accomplishment · 2024–2025; 2026 as of March

Noncommunicable Diseases and Cancer PreventionHealth risk assessment and cancer screening

Screening and early detection can help people identify health risks and seek care sooner.

Hypertension and diabetes prevention

38.81%Health Risk Assessment (HRA) coverageEligible adults aged 20 years and above screened for health risks2025

As of September 2026: Health Risk Assessment coverage, 35.47% (2026 target: 40%).

Health Risk Assessment coverage

Historical accomplishment · 2021–2025; 2026 as of September

Cancer screening

7.72%Breast cancer screeningEligible women aged 30–69 screened2025

3.87%Cervical cancer screeningEligible women aged 30–65 screened2025

As of September 2026: Breast cancer screening, 7.66%; cervical cancer screening, 2.88%.

Breast cancer screening

Historical accomplishment · 2021–2025; 2026 as of September

Cervical cancer screening

Historical accomplishment · 2021–2025; 2026 as of September

Road Safety and Injury PreventionDeaths caused by road traffic injuries

Road injury information helps communities understand the impact of traffic-related injuries.

13Road injury deathsTotal deaths reported across municipalities2025

Road injury deaths by municipality (2025)

Reported road injury deaths by municipality · 2025

Source: FHSIS, unless otherwise indicated. Provincial profile and health system initiatives: Provincial Health Office of Ifugao. 2026 figures are labeled with their reporting cutoff.

Provincial Health Developments

Health System Initiatives

Selected initiatives to strengthen health services and develop the local health workforce.

Hospital Development

Ifugao General Hospital Level II Upgrade

Initiative to upgrade Ifugao General Hospital from Level I to Level II, with a planned 60-bed capacity, facility improvements, diagnostic upgrades, and specialized medical equipment.

Health Workforce Development

Ifugao Medical Scholarship Program

Scholarship initiative for qualified and deserving students pursuing Doctor of Medicine, with the goal of helping address the province's physician needs.

Source: Provincial Health Office of Ifugao.

About Us

Working Toward Healthier Communities

The Provincial Health Office of Ifugao leads and coordinates provincial public health initiatives in collaboration with local government units, health facilities, and partner agencies to strengthen health services and improve the well-being of communities across the province.

Inquiries and Technical Concerns

For official inquiries, health program information, and data requests, you may contact the PHO through:

Official Facebook PageProvincial Health Office–Ifugao phoifugao2019@gmail.com

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