6. 7. Mercury Drug Receipt No. 534528 Neo Pyrozon - P71.50 Myonal - 97.50 Mercury Drug Receipt No. 253117 Myobal - P97.50 Neo-Pyrozon - 71.50 TOTAL - (Annex “F-5”) P169.00 (Annex “F-6”) - P169.00 P1,093.50   xxxx   In the same vein, receipt numbers 630 and 0091, issued by the offices of Dr. Betty Dy Mancao (Annex “F-40”) and Dr. Copernico J. Villaruel (Annex “F39”) for P300.00 and P400.00, respectively, should be reimbursed to Flores. The PGH hospital bills do not include the doctors’ fee, thus, it is safe to conclude that the doctors who attended to Flores billed him personally. x x x   xxxx In fine, private respondent is entitled to reimbursement of his medical expenses totalling P15,373.26.25[25]     In view of the foregoing, respondent should be reimbursed the amount of P13,579.76, representing the balance of the sickness wages due him, the cost of the prescribed medicines he purchased, and the surgical expenses he incurred, as evaluated by the CA. Petitioners argue that the Receipt and Quitclaim sufficed to cover the balance of the sickness wages, after deducting the cash advances, which respondent would be entitled to; while respondent questions the veracity of the said document.   25[25] Rollo, pp. 43-45.