Metro Pacific Health Corp. is closing in on the 5,000-bed mark after acquiring two hospitals south of Manila, further strengthening its position as the country’s largest private hospital network.
Metro Pacific Health (MPH) has expanded its nationwide hospital network to 31 facilities after completing its investment in First United 23 Inc., the owner and operator of United Doctors of St. Camillus de Lellis Hospital and Medical Center (UDCMC) in Batangas City and United Doctors of St. Camillus de Lellis Mabini General Hospital (UDCMGH).
Metro Pacific Health (MPH) is strengthening its integrated care model as it scales operations across its nationwide hospital network, underscoring how coordination and shared systems are becoming critical to improving patient outcomes in the Philippines.
Metro Pacific Health (MPH) celebrated its Third Soledad Velez-Pangilinan Nursing Excellence Award (SVP-NEA) on October 20 at Shangri-La The Fort, shining a spotlight on the exceptional contributions of Filipino nurses across its hospital network.
Metro Pacific Health Corp. (MPH), the Philippines’ first and largest private hospital network, has secured a majority interest in Metro Antipolo Hospital and Medical Center Inc. (MAHMC).
Unhealthy employees don’t just lead to lower productivity, they can also rack up significant costs. In the Philippines, a single worker can face medical expenses of up to P15,000 a month, based on private hospital estimates.
The company said this “strategic referral partnership” will ensure continuity of care by allowing mWell users to seamlessly avail of services from top healthcare facilities, including Asian Hospital, Makati Medical Center, Cardinal Santos, and Davao Doctors Hospital.
With this latest acquisition, Metro Pacific Health continues to build on its reputation as the largest private hospital group in the Philippines, having a total of 25 hospitals and a robust network of outpatient clinics and allied healthcare services.