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70 Years of Healing: Providing Care for Generations

The Philippines’ healthcare spending hit a record P1.87 trillion in 2025, rising 15.1% and reaching 6.7% of GDP, as government programs expanded while Filipino…

Vigan City has released city-funded social pension aid to 967 indigent senior citizens, granting P2,000 for the first two quarters of 2026 and an additional…

DSWD clarifies the guidelines, qualifications, and application process for the Social Pension for Indigent Senior Citizens (SPISC), detailing who can receive…
Discover how the Philippines’ Department of Science and Technology is transforming healthcare through biomedical engineering, from a human skin equivalent that…

Despite Tatay Digong’s physical absence now, I continue to carry his values and legacy in caring for cancer patients.

Filipino healthcare tech firm 1Life Inc. reaches one million patients with its AI-powered, community-based primary care model, expanding access to quality…

St. Luke’s Medical Center celebrates a milestone in Philippine healthcare with over 2,500 robotic surgeries, reaffirming its leadership in surgical innovation…

Historically linking healthcare directly to political favors, the Guarantee Letters system embedded corruption and patronage within healthcare delivery.

Ultimately, our healthcare journey highlights that genuine progress depends fundamentally on our human connection, collective responsibility and compassion.




I will cherish the trust you have instilled in me as your Mr. Malasakit in delivering compassionate service to the country and my fellow Filipinos



SBG continues efforts to help more poor, indigent patients

Opella Healthcare Philippines, Inc.

Malasakit Centers ready to assist indigent patients — Bong Go

BARMM lends ZCMC indigent patients helping hand