Thai Hoa Commune Health Station is a grassroots healthcare facility providing primary healthcare services to the residents of Thai Hoa Commune. The station operates with a dedicated team of healthcare professionals, including a Head and Deputy Head, and is responsible for both preventive and curative care. It serves as the first point of contact for medical needs in the community, focusing on disease prevention, health education, maternal and child health, and basic medical treatment. The station also plays a key role in public health campaigns, vaccination drives, and community health management.

• Preventive Medicine (vaccination, epidemic surveillance, health education)

• General Medical Examination and Treatment (first aid, emergency care, minor illnesses)

• Maternal and Child Health (pregnancy management, childbirth assistance, newborn care)

• Family Planning and Reproductive Health

• Management of Chronic and Non-communicable Diseases

• Traditional Medicine (integration of herbal remedies and modern medicine)

• Community Nutrition and School Health

• Environmental Health and Food Safety

The health station is committed to providing safe, effective, and equitable healthcare. Staff are trained in both modern and traditional medicine, and the station regularly updates its protocols in line with Ministry of Health guidelines. The facility emphasizes patient safety, infection control, and community engagement. It also participates in regular quality assessments and professional development programs

Vision:
To be the trusted primary healthcare provider for all residents of Thai Hoa Commune, ensuring accessible, safe, and effective health services.

Mission:

• Deliver comprehensive primary healthcare and disease prevention

• Promote maternal and child health, family planning, and community nutrition

• Integrate traditional and modern medicine for holistic care

• Support public health campaigns and health education

• Continuously improve service quality and staff capacity

• Recognized by local authorities for contributions to community health and disease prevention (as is common for well-performing commune health stations)

• Commended for effective participation in vaccination and epidemic control campaigns