CLARK FREEPORT—The Medical City-Clark, a world-class 150-bed hospital, will start its operations on Jan. 16, providing quality healthcare services in Pampanga and other parts of Luzon.
TMC-Clark said it was now ready to accept patients. The modern facility has a full complement of top quality diagnostic and treatment services, drawing from the strengths of institutional centers of excellence. It will also be the official medical facility and trauma/burn center of Clark International Airport.
“The hospital is at the forefront of cardiac care and minimally invasive surgery and provides an urgent care center, intensive care unit, medical/surgical care, obstetrics and gynecology unit, pediatrics and pediatric intensive care, neonatal intensive care, ophthalmology and ENT Clinics in addition to comprehensive diagnostic services using some of the latest technology,” said TMC Clark chief executive Cenon Alfonso.
About 1,500 delegates from different countries in the Asia-Pacific region are expected to attend the series of meetings to be held in Clark and Subic Freeport.
TMC-Clark is the first component of a larger health care complex at the Global Gateway Logistics City, a 177-hectare master planned logistics and business center inside the Clark aviation complex.
KGL Investment Company of Kuwait is the principal investor and owner of GGLC.
TMC also acquired ARDI Healthcare Center located at Berthaphil Compound III to complement TMC Clark’s services. ARDI was renamed TMC Ambulatory Center.
TMC-AC offers a wide range of laboratory, imaging, cardiovascular and other diagnostic services, as well as examinations, consultations and surgical and non-surgical procedures by medical specialists and subspecialists.
With the addition of the Clark site to TMC’s growing network of health facilities, TMC is now the leading healthcare network in the country.
TMC recently announced that it was the majority owner of the Southern Luzon Hospital and Medical Center located in Sta. Rosa, Laguna.
