Elisa Corbilla Concepcion Lying-In Clinic

15/08/2026

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14/08/2026

Who else is out here trying to sleep while their baby is throwing a full-on all-night dance party in their belly?
Mine’s got more energy at 3am than I’ve had in nine months 😂🕺

14/08/2026

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OB Check up and Ultrasound with Dr. Noel G. Quinto OB-Gyn
Aug. 15, 2026 (Saturday)
5:30PM- 7:00PM only

See you mommies ❤️🤰🏻

06/06/2026

OB CHECK UP
Every Saturday 4:00-6:00PM

30/05/2026

🤰 Placental Locations During Pregnancy 🤰

The placenta can attach in different parts of the uterus during pregnancy, and most positions are completely normal. Here are the common placental locations:

✨ Anterior Placenta – Placenta is attached at the front of the uterus (toward the belly).
✨ Posterior Placenta – Placenta is attached at the back of the uterus (toward the spine).
✨ Fundal Placenta – Placenta is located at the top part of the uterus.
✨ Lateral Placenta – Placenta grows on either the left or right side of the uterus.
✨ Low-Lying Placenta – Placenta is close to the cervix and may move upward as pregnancy progresses.
✨ Placenta Previa – Placenta partially or fully covers the cervix and needs close monitoring by doctors.

💡 Most placental positions are safe and healthy for both mom and baby. Regular prenatal checkups help monitor the placenta throughout pregnancy.

15/05/2026

OB CHECK UP and Ultrasound
May 16,2026 ( Saturday)
5:00PM-7:00PM

See you mommies ❤️

15/05/2026

Announcement! 📢

Ito po ay para sa aming mga pasyente na
PANGANAY na pag bubuntis
PANG LIMA PATAAS na pag bubuntis
35 YEARS OLD pataas na pang 2nd-4th na pag bubuntis.

Ikinalulungkot po namin na sabhin na ang inyong PHILHEALTH ay hindi na po magagamit sa LYING-IN or MATERNITY CLINICS dahil po sa bagong PHILHEALTH CIRCULAR NO. 2026-0006.

Kung kayo po ay may katanungan pwde po kayong mag chat or mag punta dito sa amin upang maipaliwanag namin ng maayos ang inyong mga katanungan.

05/05/2026

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🤰🏽🌍 International Day of the Midwife ~ 5 May 2026 ~ Today we recognise the impact of midwives across the world. 🌍🤰🏾
🎨 By

Midwifery models of care are not just a “nice to have”, they are evidence-based, life-changing, and crucial to improving outcomes for families and children all around the world.

Midwives are associated with:
✨ Improved birth outcomes
👶🏽 Reduced risk of preterm birth
⁉️ Fewer unnecessary interventions
🏡 Improved health and wellbeing for families
💡 More personalised, informed decision-making
📈 Increased confidence, satisfaction, and empowerment
(WHO, 2026)

✨At their core, midwives do more than provide care.

They build relationships.
They advocate.
They improve safety.
They improve outcomes at both an individual and global level and when midwives are supported, communities are stronger.

Midwives care 🌍 Communities thrive