The Medical City (TMC), the largest healthcare network in the country, is composed of one flagship complex, four provincial hospitals, and over 50 clinics in Metro Manila and in select provinces in the Philippines. Today, TMC Main serves some 50,000 inpatients and 500,000 outpatients a year.
Our Network
The main healthcare complex is located along Ortigas Avenue in the business district of Pasig City, Metro Manila while the provincial hospitals are strategically situated in Clark, Iloilo, Laguna, and Pangasinan. TMC has taken its brand into the global arena through the ownership and operation of Guam Regional Medical City (GRMC), the first and only private hospital in Guam.
The institution’s aggressive national and global expansion strategy demonstrates a commitment to bringing its unique, world class brand of health care straight to the communities of its patients.
EXPLORE OUR NETWORKOur Facility
The main facility is located on a 1.5 hectare property along Ortigas Avenue in the business district of Pasig City, Metro Manila. It is composed of 115,000 square meters of floor space, and includes two Nursing Towers with capacity of up to 800 beds, joined by a Podium, bridge ways and a Medical Arts Tower. The 18 floors of the Medical Arts Tower house 280 doctors’ clinics and select commercial spaces. Located within the six-floor Podium are diagnostic and intervention facilities, as well as support and administrative offices. The three-level basement parking accommodates over a thousand vehicles. The complex is also equipped with a broad range of state-of- the-art security features, an advanced building management system, and biosafety features incorporated into sensitive patient areas.
Our Organization
TMC Main boasts of a distinguished medical staff of some 1,500 physicians, all of whom are experienced and recognized experts in their various fields. The Medical staff is supported by a 4,000-member organization composed of allied medical and administrative staff, many of whom have honed their expertise over years of loyal service to the institution.
Accredited by the Joint Commission International since 2006
The Medical City Main has been conferred accreditation by the Joint Commission International for attaining and maintaining the highest standards of quality for healthcare organizations. JCI is widely recognized as the most prestigious accrediting body for international healthcare organizations.
In its evaluation by JCI, TMC has received perfect scores in standards related to Access to Care and Continuity of Care, Quality Improvement and Patient Safety, Patients and Family Education, and Governance, Leadership and Direction, a truly exceptional achievement by any measure.
With the JCI’s gold seal, each person who comes to TMC is assured of receiving health care services that are at par with the best hospitals in the world.
Our Services
TMC Main’s world-class facility is the staging area for the delivery of cutting-edge healthcare services with Institutes in Regenerative Medicine, Wellness and Aesthetics, Cardiovascular, Cancer, the Neurological Sciences, Eye and Vision, ENT Head and Neck, Acute and Critical Care, Pediatrics, and Women’s Health.
In 2012, the world-leading Institute of Personalized Molecular Medicine (IPMM) was established to expand the Regenerative Medicine program of TMC. The IPMM offers a comprehensive range of clinical and laboratory services in molecular and cellular therapeutics, including stem cell therapies for both Filipino and international patients.
The Wellness and Aesthetics Institute is a one-stop shop for health maintenance, lifestyle management and promotion that delivers organized, personalized, seamless, and comprehensive services appropriate to various age groups – from the young to the young at heart. Moreover, its posh, two-story site merges style and professionalism for a distinct health care experience.
The Cardiovascular Institute offers cardiac expertise, integrated, state-of-the-art care, encompassing non-invasive diagnostics, minimally-invasive interventional services, open heart surgery, and cardiac rehabilitation.
The Augusto P. Sarmiento Cancer Institute (APSCI) adopts a unique multidisciplinary team approach to cancer prevention, early detection, diagnosis, and management. It applies innovative molecular technologies in diagnosis and treatment for truly customized care. TMC-APSCI’s latest offerings include the PET-CT scan, Intra Operative Radiation Therapy, and MRI Fusion Prostate Biopsy.
The Institute of the Neurological Sciences boasts of specialized neurological services housed in the Acute Stroke Unit (ACSU) and Neurological Intensive Care Unit (NICU), Neurosciences Center, Movement Disorders Clinic, Neurosurgery; as complemented by allied medical services in the Department of Psychiatry and Center for Behavioral Health. These specialty services are manned by well-equipped and highly-trained Neurologists, Neuropsychologist and Psychiatrists.
The Eye and Vision Institute provides world-class diagnostic, medical and surgical care of the eyes for adults and children. It offers a complete array of services for Cataract, Retina and vitreous, Refractive surgery, LASIK, Cornea and External Diseases, Glaucoma, Orbit and Plastic-Lacrimal, Pediatric Ophthalmology, Uveitis, Neuro-Ophthalmology, Low Vision and Comprehensive Ophthalmology.
The ENT, Head and Neck Institute specializes in the medical and surgical management of patients with ear, nose and throat (ENT) diseases and has further expanded into multi subspecialties in Otology, Rhinopharyngology, Laryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, Maxillofacial Surgery, Facial Plastic Surgery, and Pediatric ENT. The Institute also handles complicated diseases including malignant head and neck tumors, facial fractures, swallowing and voice disorders, and aesthetic facial deformities.
The Acute and Critical Care Institute (ACCI) integrates Emergency Medicine and Critical Care professionals, units, and programs to defend and maximize the quality of life for patients who suffer severe acute illness, through effective rescue and continuous support from the moment of first patient contact until functional recovery. The institute is the pioneer when it comes to Adult Critical Care Medicine (CCM) in the country.
The Institute of Pediatrics is at the forefront of pediatric medicine with over 100 pediatricians partnering with every parent every step of the way, offering 18 subspecialties to help children grow up to be strong and ready to face the world.
The Institute for Women’s Health provides quality healthcare services to meet the unique needs of women throughout their lives. Under the Institute is the Women’s Health Care Center (WHCC), a One-Stop Clinic for Assessment of Risk (OSCAR), a concept that is a first of its kind in the Philippines. This is a clinic for assessment of risks for abnormalities in almost all aspects of OB-GYN care.
In addition, the Clinical and Translational Research Institute (CTRI) provides an efficient and high quality research management system catering to the needs of clinical trialists and biomedical researchers under The Medical City (TMC) or any of its networks. CTRI wants to make TMC an exemplary research institution, and aims to help bridge the clinical research gap from the laboratory setting to its bedside application.
TMC also has a strong bone marrow transplant program with a remarkable success rate of over 90 percent for 2019 and successful liver transplant operations since 2016, making it the leader in the management of end-stage liver disease and liver transplantation in the Philippines.
Our Service Philosophy
TMC has defined for itself the value proposition: “Where Patients are Partners.” This phrase finds its fullest meaning when the patient is viewed not as a problem to be solved or a charge to be cared for, but as a partner in his own health. Patient partnership means acknowledging the patient's fundamental accountability for his own health, then supporting this with systems, tools and venues for education, open communication, and informed choice. This fresh perspective on the patient's role in health care represents a radical departure from the traditional idea of the patient as a passive recipient of medical services.