Level 2 General Hospital
Hospital care, every step of the way.
Specialists by appointment, a 24-hour emergency room, and a plain guide to rooms, prices, PhilHealth and your bill, for you and your family.
24/7 emergency careNo deposit before emergency care.
Find the care you need
How can we help you?
About
Healthcare built around you
Doctors, nurses and staff who explain what they are doing and why, in rooms and clinics built to be easy to find your way around.
- Emergency care
- 24/7
Departments
Comprehensive medical care
What each department treats, and the doctors who see patients there.
Cardiology
Heart and blood vessel care, from a first check of chest pain or high blood pressure to follow-up after a heart procedure.
Cardiology doctors
Neurology
Care for the brain, spine and nerves: headaches, dizziness, numbness, seizures and recovery after a stroke.
Neurology doctors
Orthopedics
Bones, joints and muscles: fractures, sports injuries, back pain and joint problems, with or without surgery.
Orthopedics doctors
Pediatrics
Care for babies, children and teenagers: check-ups, vaccines, fever and cough, and growth and development.
Pediatrics doctors
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Pregnancy care from the first visit to delivery, and women's health at every age.
Obstetrics and Gynecology doctors
Oncology
Care for people living with cancer: consultation, treatment planning with your other doctors, and follow-up.
Oncology doctorsInternal Medicine
Adult medicine for long-term conditions and problems that need a careful first look before a specialist.
Internal Medicine doctors
General Surgery
Planned and emergency operations such as appendix, gallbladder and hernia surgery, with care before and after.
General Surgery doctors
Facilities
Where your care happens
Emergency room
Patient rooms
Intensive care
Operating rooms
Imaging
Laboratory
Pharmacy
Lobby and admitting
Patient and visitor information
Before your visit
- Bring a valid ID and your PhilHealth ID or number
- Bring your HMO card if you have one
- Bring past results and your list of medicines
- Book ahead for a clinic day, or come early for the queue
During your stay
- Your room class sets the daily rate
- Ask for your statement of account any day
- One watcher may stay with you
- Tell the nurse about any allergy
After your visit
- Follow-up dates are on your discharge papers
- Prescriptions can be filled at our pharmacy
- Results can be released to you or your doctor
- Documents can be checked on the verify page
Insurance and billing
- PhilHealth is deducted before you pay
- HMO letters of authorization are handled at admitting
- Senior and PWD discounts apply to your own bill
- Ask billing about a promissory note if needed
Your health deserves plain answers
What a stay costs, who pays which part, and your rights when money is short.
No deposit in an emergency
Emergency care comes first. The law forbids asking for a deposit before it.
Rates published
Every room class and common charges are listed, with the date each took effect.
Coverage applied first
Senior, PWD, PhilHealth and HMO coverage are applied before you pay.
Need emergency care?
The emergency room is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. No deposit is needed before emergency care.
Health resources
Guides for patients and families
Your first clinic visit
What to bring and what happens when you see a doctor here for the first time.
Read the guide
Reading your hospital bill
How charges, discounts and coverage appear on your statement of account.
Read the guide
Visiting a patient
A short guide for family and friends coming to see someone who is admitted.
Read the guide
Questions
Frequently asked
Is the emergency room open all day?
Yes. The emergency room is open 24 hours a day, every day, and no deposit is needed before emergency care.
Do I need an appointment to see a doctor?
Some doctors see patients by appointment and some by queue. Each doctor's page says which, and you can reserve a slot or a queue number online.
Do you accept PhilHealth and HMOs?
Yes. PhilHealth is deducted from your bill, and the HMOs we accept are listed on the HMO page along with how to request a letter of authorization.
Where can I see room rates?
Every room class and its daily rate is on the rooms page, and the price guide lists common charges with the date they took effect.
How do I get my results or records?
Ask the department that did the test, or send a records request through the contact page. Records are released only to the patient or someone they authorize.
Location and contact
Find us
- Emergency: 911
- Visiting hours: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM daily; ICU by schedule