List of healthsites in Philippines
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List of Health Sites in the Philippines[edit | edit source]
The Philippines, an archipelago in Southeast Asia, is home to a variety of health sites that provide medical services to its population. These health sites range from large hospitals to smaller clinics and health centers. The following is a list of notable health sites in the Philippines.
Major Hospitals[edit | edit source]
- Philippine General Hospital - Located in Manila, it is one of the largest government hospitals in the country.
- St. Luke's Medical Center - With branches in Quezon City and Global City, it is known for its advanced medical facilities.
- Makati Medical Center - A premier hospital located in Makati, known for its comprehensive medical services.
- The Medical City - Situated in Pasig, it is a leading healthcare institution with a wide range of medical specialties.
Specialty Hospitals[edit | edit source]
- Philippine Heart Center - Located in Quezon City, it specializes in cardiovascular care.
- National Kidney and Transplant Institute - Also in Quezon City, it focuses on kidney-related treatments and transplants.
- Lung Center of the Philippines - A specialized hospital for respiratory diseases, located in Quezon City.
- Philippine Children's Medical Center - A hospital dedicated to pediatric care, also in Quezon City.
Regional Hospitals[edit | edit source]
- Southern Philippines Medical Center - Located in Davao City, it is the largest hospital in Mindanao.
- Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center - A major hospital in Cebu City, serving the Visayas region.
- Baguio General Hospital and Medical Center - The primary hospital in the Cordillera Administrative Region.
Health Centers and Clinics[edit | edit source]
- Barangay Health Centers - These are community-based health facilities providing primary care services across various barangays.
- Rural Health Units - Located in rural areas, these units offer basic health services to the local population.
- Private Clinics - Numerous private clinics are scattered throughout the country, offering specialized and general medical services.
Related Pages[edit | edit source]
- Healthcare in the Philippines
- Philippine Health Insurance Corporation
- Department of Health (Philippines)
- Medical education in the Philippines
- Public health in the Philippines
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