Office Hours Monday to Friday a. The QCHD serves as the frontline for public health, providing essential healthcare services and focusing on issues related to the holistic well-being of Quezon City citizens. QCHD protects and looks after the safety and health outcomes of all the communities in the City through education, policy-making, and research for disease and injury prevention.
The Health Certificate is issued to all persons involved in the operation and management of an establishment regardless of job description, upon compliance with all the requirements set by the Quezon City Health Department. Bulk application involves thirty 30 applicants and above, within the same establishment or with the same owner or management, upon submission of a request letter for the conduct of HIV Seminar from the establishment administrator, manager or representative, addressed to the City Health Officer.
The Sanitation Inspector or any HIV Seminar trained personnel of the QCHD assigned in the area will conduct the said seminar orientation at an appropriate venue or site on an agreed schedule where physical distancing is applicable.
More Details. The Yellow Health Certificate or Card is issued to a person employed as masseur, masseuse, massage therapist, massage attendant, sauna bath attendant, guest relation officer, sexy dancer, escort, model of nightclubs, and other related practitioners but not limited to managers and other non-professional entertainers, upon compliance with all the requirements set by the Quezon City Health Department.
The Provisional Sanitary Permit is a temporary certification issued by the City Health Officer via the online unified business permit application system to new establishments which may partially initiate business activity given ample time in complying with the existing sanitary permit requirements based on the nature of business.
