Dr Cabuquit graduated from UERMMMC College of Medicine in 2002. After a year's internship at the Philippine General Hospital, he became a licensed physician in 2003. Residency training was done at the Philippine Orthopedic Center from 2005-2008 and his Spine Surgery fellowship training was in Meijo Hospital in Nagoya, Japan in 2015.

He is a board-certified Diplomate of the Philippine Board of Orthopaedics (DPBO) and is a Fellow of the Philippine Orthopaedic Association (FPOA).  Additionally, he is a fellow of the Philippine Spine Society (FPSS) and the Philippine Orthopedic Wound Care and Diabetic Limb Society (FPOWCDLS).  He is also a member of the Philippine Surgical Infection Society.

Dr. Macy Dollete graduated from the UP College of Medicine last 2014. In the same year, she passed the PLE and became a licensed physician. She completed her residency training for orthopedic surgery at the Philippine Orthopedic Center. Since 2020, she has served as an orthopedic hospitalist in Manila.

At the height of the pandemic, she was exposed to the current advancements in orthopedic wound care and its benefits to patients with chronic wounds. Seeing patients, who would have otherwise undergone amputations, have salvaged limbs and graduate from treatment, fills her heart to the brim.

She has been an official affiliate of Hilom since February 2023, hoping to serve more lives and save more limbs.

Dr. Carilo graduated from Medicine at UERMMMCI in 2011 where she also took her post-graduate internship. In 2013, she became a licensed physician and immediately took Orthopedic residency training at the Philippine Orthopedic Center until 2017. In 2018, she had her fellowship in Minimally Invasive Osteosynthesis (MIO) at Maharaj Nakorn Chiang Mai Hospital, Thailand. Since then, she has been affiliated with several hospitals as an Orthopedic Hospitalist.

Dr. Carilo has been affiliated with Hilom since April 2021. She draws her experience in wound care from Orthopedic Trauma, and she believes that adequate wound care is an integral part of limb salvage among patients. Her hands-on and proactive nature are some of her best attributes in providing professional health care.

Maan completed her nursing degree at Centro Escolar University in 2009 and became a registered nurse in 2009. She has been in Hilom since March 2021.

To quote Mahatma Gandhi- "The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others". It is indeed not an easy job to give care to someone else, but the thought of letting them have hope is what keeps her going on being a wound care nurse.

Maan enjoys being a part of Hilom as she directly interacts with patient and will forever be grateful to be a part of their healing process.

Krishka completed her nursing degree at the Philipine Women's University in 2010 and became a registered nurse in 2011.  She started working with Hilom in March 2021.

As a Hilom nurse, I have the opportunity to empower our patients and their families with knowledge. It is important that our patients understand their disease process, and that we are committed to our plan of care. Working together for the good of our patients is immeasurable, and it is pleasing to me, seeing them heal.