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The Philippines' 99-year old national tertiary referral center and teaching hospital of UP Manila (The Health Sciences Center) that includes the UP College of Medicine, UP College of Nursing and allied paramedical colleges. It is the largest government hospital administered by the UP System. - [Read more]

No records show any legislative act having been passed creating the hospital. The only available document explaining its legitimate occupancy of this area is Administrative Order no. 140 issued by Pres. Manuel L. Quezon on February 19, 1941, creating a Committee to make studies of and Submit Recommendation on the Preliminary Plans prepared by the Bureau of Public Works for Utilizing the Old Bilibid Prison and Lots in the City of Manila. - [Read more]

The Jose R. Reyes Memorial Medical Center (JRRMMC) had its start in February 1945 as a civilian emergency hospital known as PCAU-5 (Philippine Civilian Affairs Unit), with 100-bed capacity and housed in a borrowed school building at España St. Manila. On August 1, 1945, it was placed under the Bureau of Health and named as North General Hospital, being north of Pasig River. - [Read more]

Under the present set-up of the Department of Health, the Las Piñas District Hospital is the smallest hospital in metro Manila yet probably it has the biggest of dreams – from secondary to a tertiary teaching and training Medical Center to the Center of Excellence which is an adequately equipped hospital that can provide good quality medical and surgical facilities and services to the people of Las Piñas and its surrounding cities and municipalities. - [Read more]

The NCMH is a special training and research hospital mandated to render a comprehensive (preventive, promotive, curative and rehabilitative) range of quality mental health services nationwide. It also gives and creates venues for quality mental health education, training and research geared towards hospital and community mental health services nationwide. - [Read more]

SLH as A Center of Excellence for Infectious/ Communicable Diseases. It provides quality care among patient with Communicable / Infectious Diseases based on Standard Management Guidelines. - [Read more]

The Tondo Medical Center is located at North Bay Boulevard, Balut, Tondo, Manila. It is a 200-bed capacity tertiary public medical center established in 1971 by virtue of Republic Act no. 6375. It presently operates under the supervision and control of the Department of Health (DOH). It has eight departments, all of which are currently accredited with their respective specialty societies except for EENT and Pathology which are still in the process of accreditation. - [Read more]

Bicol Medical Center is located in an isolated quiet place at Concepcion Pequeña, Naga City, about a kilometer and a half away from the city proper. At the time of its construction, Naga was but then a capital of Camarines Sur. When Naga was chartered, the capital of Camarines Sur was moved to Pili, a town 15 kilometers south of Naga City, Bicol Medical Center, then the Camarines Sur Regional Hospital remained however, as it was serving both the people of the province and of the city. - [Read more]

Northern Mindanao Medical Center (NMMC), a center of wellness and excellence, DOH accredited tertiary hospital in Region 10, is a 300-bed capacity care institution. Formerly known as Northern Mindanao Regional Training hospital (NMRTH), it was renamed in its present classification as a Medical Center by virtue of RA 7938 on March 11, 1995. NMMC is located within the Provincial Capitol Compound in Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines. - [Read more]

The ARMC was upgraded thru Republic Act 8019 from a mere 100-bed Provincial Hospital to a 150-bed Medical Center responsible for research and training of health personnel in their chosen field of expertise. It caters to a total projected population of approxiamtely 2,600,353 in the cities of Marikina, Antipolo, part of Pasig and the municipalities of Cainta, San Mateo and Rodriguez in Rizal. - [Read more]

VICENTE SOTTO MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER is a General; Tertiary Medical Center; Teaching / Training Medical Facility owned by the Philippine Government. Located in Cebu City. - [Read more]

Mission: To deliver integrated services, manned by competent personnel with good moral values, in a well-equipped facility and in partnership with the stakeholders; and, as a Sentrong Sigla Model and a Core Referral Hospital for the whole of Caraga Region. - [Read more]

By the year 2006 and beyond, APMC shall be the premier medical center in the Muslim Mindanao Region, through effective delivery of quality health care service, equipped with excellent facilities and competent personnel. - [Read more]

The hospital was officially opened on Oct. 19, 1929 per Board Resolution No. 1715 with 8 beds, increased to 150 then finally 200. It was designated as Regional Hospital for Region VII pursuant to Adm.Order 38, series of 1980 by the Ministry of Health. It was then renamed from Bohol Provincial Hospital to Governor Celestino Gallares Memorial Hospital in 1984 per Batas Pambansa Blg. 640. - [Read more]

The mission of ITRMC is to build a healthy constituency by serving as the focal center for health service, training and research activities in the Ilocos Region. Health services that are responsive, acceptable, accessible and affordable, encompassing promotive, preventive, curative and rehabilitative. Training activities that shall mold competent, committed and humane medical and paramedical practitioners for deployment anywhere but especially in the countryside - [Read more]

QMMC is a tertiary care institution with corporate like practices, a center of excellence commited to quality and hostilic medical services, training, development and research package with accessible and affordable health care for all. - [Read more]

Vision: This hospital shall be a fully equipped Health Care Facility in Northern Luzon manned by highly skilled and compassionate professionals. It shall provide complete extensive health care services networking with government and private hospitals, clinics and all other health care facilities. It shall provide a seat of training for all medical and paramedical professions with affiliations to Universities, Colleges and schools. - [Read more]

The Zamboanga City Medical Center started as a General Hospital on September 01, 1918. It started out as a single pavilion with the primary goal of providing health education and treatment for communicable diseases. However in time, it expanded its services to include surgical, obstetrics and ancillary services like x-rays and minor laboratory services. - [Read more]