A screening pathway built for every barangay, not just the capital.
Distance shouldn't decide whether a woman can access prevention. Malaya United's model is designed to carry a sample from a community health post to a qualified laboratory and back again, even across islands and hard-to-reach communities.
PCR laboratory analysis
Community outreach, Barangay Health Center
Community access
Screening starts where women already are: barangay health posts and community outreach, not only distant clinics.
Documented sample transport
Each collected sample is logged and carried under a documented chain of custody from the community to the lab network.
Controlled cold-chain handling
Samples are kept under controlled cold-chain conditions in transit, protecting sample integrity across long-distance routes.
Qualified PCR laboratories
Testing runs on a PCR-based HPV DNA assay in a qualified laboratory setting, built for accuracy over speed.
Secure digital results
Results are returned through a secure digital pathway, so a woman and her care team aren't waiting on paper in transit.
Accountable follow-up care
A positive result is connected to further clinical evaluation, closing the loop instead of leaving a result unread.
Built for national scale. Designed to reach every barangay.
Protect her future. Screen early.