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December 24, 2022

Check na Check ang Pasko with RiteMED


Christmas is coming and RiteMED is just as excited as the rest of us. Like many Filipinos, RiteMED loves the holidays. And after the past few years, we’re all looking forward to celebrating with friends and family.

To celebrate the season RiteMED launched their Christmas campaign “Sa Pasko mag Check with RiteMED!” to promote a happy and healthy Christmas this 2022.

Sa Pasko Mag Check!

We Filipinos love getting together during Christmas. But, this comes with a lot of preparations. So let’s follow Santa’s lead to make a list and check it twice!

Is the house decorated and ready for guests? CHECK!

Are the gifts wrapped and ready? CHECK AGAIN!

Is the Noche Buena feast cooked properly? CHECK na CHECK!

Do we have soap and alcohol to wash our hands before we eat? Double CHECK!

Are the games safe for lolo, lola, and all the apos? CHECK din 'yan!


Tara na at mag Self-Check!

They say that Christmas is the season for giving, and we’re all excited to share and receive gifts on the special day. But before we go out, let’s check on ourselves to be sure we aren’t sharing anything except the Christmas spirit.

Are we feeling good; no coughs and no fever? That’s a CHECK!

Are we well rested, we don’t feel too tired or lethargic? Another CHECK!

Have we been eating well, exercising, and taking our vitamins! CHECK again!


I-Check Natin Ang Isa’t Isa!

We love Christmas, but it has changed for everyone. Still, that doesn’t mean we can’t share the holiday spirit with our loved ones who are far away. Let’s check on them, by sending messages and greetings full of smiles and good vibes.

No matter how we celebrate it, the holidays will always be special. And for bigger and better Christmases to come, always remember sa Pasko mag check with RiteMED!

May 11, 2017

LANDBANK, RiteMed, FINTQ launch #TxtMED medicine loan service


The partnership between LANDBANK, RiteMed, and FINTQ, the financial technology arm of PLDT and Smart's Voyager Innovations  provide digital access, for affordable and quality medicines within easier reach through the Tamang Alaga TxTMED program – “Kapag kailangan ng gamot, dapat may gamot." 

TxTMED leverages the LANDBANK Mobile Loan Saver (LMLS) as a digital platform to provide borrowers the option to allocate a portion of their approved net loan proceeds to purchase medicines.


A first in the country, the medicine loan service allows employees from the government and private sector with payroll accounts with LANDBANK, including Overseas Filipinos to electronically order and purchase medicines through their mobile phones without the hassle of outright cash payment. This is available across all telco providers.

From left) RiteMed Philippines, Inc. General Manager Vincent Patrick Guerrero, LANDBANK SVP Liduvino Geron, LANDBANK President and CEO Alex Buenaventura, LANDBANK EVP Julio Climaco Jr., and FINTQ by PLDT Managing Director Lito Villanueva lead the press launch of the Tamang Alaga TxTMED program at the LANDBANK Plaza in Manila.


RiteMed will offer a whole range of maintenance medicines at special prices through TxTMED, where medicines will also be delivered for free.

“This partnership with RiteMed and FINTQ attests to the endless possibilities in terms of financial technology and the value of public-private sector collaboration, as we work towards optimizing digital transactions to improve access to quality healthcare across the country,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Alex V. Buenaventura.

"RiteMed is committed to providing access to quality and affordable medicines for our fellow Filipinos. TxTMED is a collaboration of leaders in the healthcare, telecommunications, and finance industries that enable us to fulfill this mandate," says Vincent Patrick Guerrero, general manager of RiteMed.

“Through technology and the strong backend support of a financial institution, our fellow Filipinos can now carry the burden of chronic illnesses who need to take medicines for life. According to a study by the Department of Health in 2016, households spend 50% on out-of-pocket healthcare expenses when a member of the family is sick," Guerrero adds.

Lito Villanueva, Managing Director of FINTQ

"This is another first in the world in providing access to healthcare through a digital lending channel. A high-impact initiative that promotes universal health care and social support access among Filipinos even at the grassroots, which is a basic human right,” said Lito Villanueva, Managing Director of FINTQ.

"The power of digital lies in its ability to address gaps, and we're confident that the TxTMED service will help bridge access gaps for everyone's benefit," Villanueva stressed.

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