On 59th anniversary, The Medical City ranks 1st in oncology, cardiology among PH hospitals
As part of its anniversary celebration, The Medical CIty held its Health360 Free Health Screening at The Medical City Ortigas. Handout. MANILA — The Medical City (TMC) was named number 1 among Philippine hospitals in cardiology and oncology, and was the only Philippine hospital in the World’s Best Smart Hospitals 2027 ranking.
TMC celebrates its 59th anniversary as the number 1 Philippine hospital in cardiology in the Best Specialized Hospitals Asia Pacific 2026 and also the top Philippine hospital in oncology in the World’s Best Specialized Hospitals 2027.
These distinctions, according to TMC, highlight the availability of recognized expertise for its patients and their families. It also reinforces a continuing responsibility to strengthen clinical care, use of technology and suport for its patients.
These achievements form part of TMC’s journey from ABM Sison Hospital in 1967. Since then, it has grown inti a healthcare enterprise serving communities through its hospitals and patients.
“Turning 60 may signal retirement for some, but certainly not for The Medical City. For us, it represents six decades of providing high-quality care to our patients. We are not retiring, nor are we slowing down. If anything, we are accelerating toward an even greater future, and every TMCitizen has an important role to play in that journey,” said Dr. Stuart Bennet, TMC’s president and group CEO.
As part of its 59th anniversary celebration, TMC organized free health screenings and community outreach activities for its patients and partner communities.
On October 23, TMC held its Health360 Free Health Screening at The Medical City Ortigas, offering patients a range of preventive health services, including blood sugar testing, heart and breast screenings, eye and ENT assessments, nutrition and weight management consultations, and other health assessments.
On October 24, TMC held a medical mission for senior citizens at the Doña Juana Covered Court in Brgy. Rosario, Pasig City, in partnership with the City Government of Pasig and the Sinag ng Rosario.
TMC will likewise present a five-chapter exhibit tracing the enterprise’s beginnings, expanding reach, advances in treatment, commitment to quality, and aspirations for the future.
The exhibit connects institutional milestones with their meaning for patients and communities: care closer to home, new treatment options, and support through changing health needs.