Manila Doctors Hospital


Manila Doctors Hospital, simply referred to as MaDocs, is a tertiary hospital located in Ermita, Manila, Philippines. It was founded in the City of Manila on 1956 by the group of doctors. The hospital is currently owned by the Manila Medical Services, Inc. It provides services for physical examination, cardiovascular check, and oncology unit. George S.K. Ty is the current honorary chairman of Manila Doctors Hospital. It is currently owned by the Metrobank Foundation.

History

The hospital was founded in 1956 by the group of 14 doctors, and the hospital was a 5-storey building before it turned into a hospital complex in an 8-storey Doña Salustiana Medical Tower.
On December 1975, during the 19th anniversary celebration of Manila Doctors Hospital, MDH opened its affiliated campus, known as the Manila Doctors Hospital School of Nursing, its campus was originally located at the fourth floor of Manila Doctors Hospital, before it got relocated in Pasay City along Macapagal Boulevard in 2004.
On February 27, 1979, the Metrobank Group became the major stockholder of Manila Medical Services, Inc.
In 2005, The hospital received its ISO 9001:2000 Certification from the International Organization for Standardization and it has been updated to ISO 9001:2008 in 2011.
On December 2015, the Metro Pacific Investments Corporation purchased a total of 388,932 common shares of stock in Manila Medical Services, Inc.
On December 8, 2016, The hospital opened its new medical tower, the Norberto Ty Medical Tower II, its new 18-floored tower along Kalaw Avenue, in celebration of the hospital's 60th anniversary. MDH continually developed its entire support and medical departments to become one of the top five hospitals in Metro Manila. In 2017, the Manila Doctors Hospital acquired its new building with approximately 500 beds and more clinic rooms and doctors. The hospital also added more medical and diagnostic services, such as one stop shop wellness hub, vascular clinic and radiation oncology center which houses the most advanced cancer treatment– the Linear Accelerator and Brachytherapy, as well as several new restaurants on the building itself.
On January 31, 2020, The hospital opened a quarantine area for patients during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.