Even with medical insurance, I always try to worm my way out of a check-up. In my experience with…read moreso many medical institutions in the Philippines, this is always a hassle. I hate waiting for my turn at the doctor's office with all the other sick patients coughing and wheezing away beside you. I always feel like I'm bound to get sicker than actually get well when I come in for a check-up. I was really surprised with my experience at Healthway Medical in Greenbelt. First off, as a medical clinic inside a mall, I had low expectations. So was very happy that they provided such good service, even better than most big hospitals. You come in and it's easy to talk to the people there to find out what the steps are. If you are a new patient, you will be directed to a computer kiosk where you can enter your patient information - very modern! Then proceed to the counter where they will ask you want you what kind of doctor you need. There was less than 5 minutes of waiting time before I was escorted to the doctor's clinic by one of the staff. The doctor was very thorough with the check up and I was satisfied with the result of the treatment. Next time you need medical advice, I would highly recommend seeking it at Healthway Medical. The service there really made me smile.

Every year I'm required to take my physical exam for my company's records. My company has partnered…read moreup with Healthway Medical this physical exam. Out of all the branches that I've tried, I can truly say that I like the Greenbelt branch the best. Not only does the place look new, the staff is very accommodating! I was very privileged to have experience the Healthway VIP treatment - there's a separate waiting room with TV (woohoo) and comfy coaches. Tip: make sure you bring a book or a game to play. There's always a lot of people here so you could be waiting and waiting. Also make sure to bring a bottle of water so that when the time comes and you need urine sample, you can easily give it. The whole place is well ventilated, it sometimes gets too chilly for me so I always make it a point to bring a jacket! The doctors here are very nice and super helpful - just ask away and they will try their best to answer you.

I visited an OB last week for consultation to check the redness and lump-like on both breast. Upon…read morechecking, she said that it could be an so she prescribed an antibiotic for 1-week. When I asked her the cause or reason of this she answered "Hindi ko alam" I mean she doesn't have any idea or she couldn't give any reason what might be the cause, maybe the food, environment, etc. She will not give you any knowledge or advice if u don't ask for it. I'm very disappointed and will never go back to her because of that experience. Very unpro to think she's a doctor.

My toddler wasn't feeling well so I tried to take him to a clinic only to be told they did not…read moreserve pediatric patients. Well.. my hotel was close by so I gave this place a shot. It is a large medical facility. There were a bunch of people streaming in and out. I walked right up to information and the lady there assisted me in finding a pediatrician for walk ins. Less than 30 mins later I was having a consult with the doctor. We paid the doctor directly after the visit and left with a prescription and peace of mind. If only it were that easy back home. The facility itself needs an overhaul. Very dated interior. I shudder to think about their surgical facilities and such.

Hi-Precision is my To Go place whenever I need to do a lab test (blood/Urine). The team is…read more professional and the place is modern and clean. It can get quite packed but they open early so it's good to go then. But the wait is never too long and they are well organized. Furthermore you get the results online and it's fast as well. Their pricing is reasonable.

Efficient, courteous, on time, easy access. As a visiting lab testing service I was very happy.read more

It was good to be able to talk to someone that speaks good English and better again was been able…read moreto get straight in after finding that my appointment was canceled for medi centre in the jazz mall across the road. Comparing the two in price the mall one was to cost me 700 peso and fort med was only 350, If I need to go again I know which one I will choose

Some nurses are not approachable. HMO Processing is too long. It take almost 2 hrs. Some doctors…read moreare also unprofessional

To whom it may concern,…read more I would like to inform your great officethat it took us 10hrs just to process our billing.11-9pm ,my father was supposed tobe discharged at /om but was released 9pm due to the incompetenct of your staff.We were even charged 3800 for room because of that delayed.none if your staff located your doctor,no managers as per your staff.Even gave us a reason if problem persist inyour department who will be contacted,theanswered 'DEPENDE',iyour staff dont have any idea where the dictors are.seems they dont care.thats the impression they made.What kind of billing dept you have that will take 10hrs to process this making us like begging and waiting to be served.is this how your or lgreat hospital provide services for medical assistance?You are doing public seevece,but your employee seems just there because if monthly salary that shows no concern at al.Hoping you can di simething about this and most importantly.train your staff to be a human.it seems you emplyed an AI,programed to do routined act without compassion.Hoping that you

East Avenue Medical Center is not only a simple hospital. The medical teams provide an excellent…read moreservice. They are one-call-away people. All the medical staffs are always having a smiley face. They always joke around so that the patients can not feel the sadness and cannot be scared of their conditions. The doctors there may always busy, but they always have time if someone is asking them. Their Nurses and Nursing Attendants are always leaving a good impression that impacted the patients lives. Will never forget our experience in East Avenue Medical Center. Especially on how they treat the patients in there. The people there may not be perfect, but they always doing their best.

So far okay naman ang pag accomodate sa amin, dito ng mga nurse at doctor yon nga lang, subrang…read moresiksikan.. mas masungit pa ung ibang guard sa. Sinasagot ko at alam ko nasa tama namn ako. Doon lang akona ba badtrip lalo na yong guard na chubby na fair ang skin, nasa labas akala mo taga pag mana. Alam namn nmin ang rules and regulations...Daig pa ang my regla.

I just had the chance to reach the reception (guard at the door and presumably the rad tech who…read moreboth made me feel unwelcomed without knowing yet the reason why I was there). 3 linggo ang result. Walang doktor. Hindi pwede mag xray na hindi na check up (when i already stated it was a requirement by the city govt for business permit purpose and I am a doctor). Free daw kasi walang binabayaran but is that the reason why patients who go there do not deserve the proper courtesy kahit good morning man lamang Nakakahiya since I am from Manila. Ihad to go to Mandaluyong City Hospital for that simple request. All those who received me were very patient and courteous. Sorry Manila.

A few years ago, I developed food allergies after eating pandesal with cheese and hot chocolate. My…read morewhole body itched and red splotches appeared on my arms, torso, and legs. Not knowing what to do, I walked (yes) to the hospital (alone, yes--I'm brave like that) at night to have myself checked. I was so scared of ending up dying due to anaphylactic shock (don't be so impressed; I just learned this from House) that I decided I needed to see a doctor, stat! The staff at the E.R. of Pasay City General Hospital (not to be mistaken as THE PGH) were thankfully very accommodating. They confirmed that I was indeed exhibiting allergy symptoms. I was asked to buy medicine from the pharmacy across the street (they're a public hospital after all, let's be real and not expect too much, haha) and to come back to the E.R. so they can inject it to me. I dutifully complied. After that, I was made to wait for around 30 minutes so they can observe my reaction to the medicine. I became sleepy, which I was told was a usual side effect of antihistamine. After seeing no untoward reaction, they sent me home. I did not need to pay anything else. I've made several trips to that E.R. since, all for food allergies, and I haven't had any problems with their service. I was attended to fast, even during times when the E.R. was crowded with patients. The staff have also always been cordial. And their facilities are not too shabby either.

Pinakawalang kwentang Medicard branch. Sobrang tagal magproseso kahit haba na ng pila wala silang…read morepaki alam! At denied lagi ang request kahit galing na mismo sa doctor! Matanda na kasi kaya ganyan! Pag sa ibang Medicard wala namang problema!

About a month or two ago, my ancient brother gifted my parents and I with a MediCard. I know what…read moreyou're thinking, "What kind of gift is that? How weird. And wrong." Actually, it's pretty cool. I'm eternally in and out of doctors' offices and always having some test done on myself. So I was really happy when I got this gift. Having a MediCard means that I can visit almost all the MediCard clinics. I chose to visit this one. At first I thought it was just a little clinic where they run test. Then I found out that they also have their own doctors and their own complete facilities. Because I just have my tests done here, I can't tell you who's good and who's great. But, every time I see a patient leaving after a consultation looks at ease and looks hopeful. The doctors must be good. A lot of people come to this place. It can fill up right away especially in the morning. I suggest that you give them a call and set an appointment early so that you won't have to wait in line.

Not a fan of this place ever since my dad died back during the covid pandemic. He was admitted to…read morethe hospital and some doctor friends of ours from other hospitals immediately told my mom that he should not be given the drug Remdesivir due to it's negative side effects to kidneys (my dad had kidney issues at the time). We especially went through the trouble of procuring a costly alternative drug from overseas for his use and the hospital agreed to use it instead for him(my mom was really adamant about it). But he still eventually passed. When we reviewed the drugs he was given when we were settling the bill, we noticed that they went behind our backs and gave him Remdesivir anyway. And with multiple doses per day too. In the end, his main cause of death was from septic shock due to kidney failure.

Back in 2013, I went to Palawan on a business trip and didn't bother putting on insect repellent…read morethe whole time. I paid for this by contracting a new and more virulent strain of dengue and bringing it to Manila, where I got sucked by another mosquito, which then bit my sister. So both of us ended up with dengue in Metropolitan Hospital, trying our best not to bleed out of our eyes and die. My sister only had second-degree dengue so she got off easy. I, on the other hand, was so close to dying I got sad looks from the nursing staff. My platelet count dropped to 4 -- context: normal number is 300. I wasn't allowed to brush my teeth because if my gums bleed, the bleeding won't stop and I'll die. The best part of that experience was that the whole hospital rallied to save me. The doctors were there for me, the nurses kept sneaking me Jell-O, and some of the staff even donated blood so I wouldn't have to pay for the blood bank. In the end, I survived, and it was thanks to the wonderful people in this hospital.