Featured Services

Vaccines are a safe and easy way to protect yourself and your loved ones from serious diseases. They work by teaching your body how to fight off germs, so you don’t get sick if you’re exposed. Getting vaccinated keeps you healthy and helps protect everyone around you, too. Staying up to date with your vaccines is an important part of keeping your community strong and disease-free.

Radiology and ultrasound are simple, safe ways for doctors to see inside your body without surgery. Ultrasound uses sound waves to create pictures of your organs, while radiology includes other imaging tests like X-rays to help find and diagnose health issues early. With these tools, you and your doctor can get clear answers and the best care for your health.

Eye refraction is a quick test that helps find the right prescription for your glasses or contact lenses. Visual acuity checks how clearly you can see letters or symbols from a distance, making sure your vision is sharp. The Ishihara test uses colorful dot patterns to see if you have any color vision problems, like color blindness.

A laboratory exam is when a small sample, like blood or urine, is taken and tested to check your health. These exams can help find out if you have an illness, monitor ongoing conditions, or make sure your body is working as it should. Lab exams give you and your doctor important information to keep you healthy. Regular laboratory exams can also help catch health problems early, when they are easier to treat.

Audiometry is a quick and painless test that checks how well you can hear different sounds and tones, helping to spot any hearing problems early. PVT, or Pure Tone Audiometry, is a specific type of hearing test where you listen for beeps at different pitches and volumes to find out the softest sounds you can hear. These tests help you and your doctor understand your hearing health and take action if needed.

Consultation services let you meet with a healthcare professional to talk about your health concerns, ask questions, and get expert advice. During a consultation, the doctor listens to your symptoms, reviews your medical history, and helps you understand your options for care or treatment. It’s a helpful step to make sure you get the right support and answers for your health needs.

Rehabilitation services help people recover and regain their strength, movement, or skills after an illness, injury, or surgery. These services can include physical therapy, exercises, and special treatments designed just for you. With rehabilitation, you get the support you need to get back to your daily activities and feel your best.

A mobile clinic is a healthcare service that comes right to your community in a special van or bus. It offers check-ups, basic treatments, and health advice close to where you live, making it easier for everyone to get the care they need—especially if it’s hard to travel to a hospital or clinic.

Psychology is the study of how people think, feel, and behave. Psychologists help you understand your emotions, cope with stress, and improve your mental well-being. Talking to a psychologist can give you support, new ways to handle challenges, and tools to feel your best every day. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your body

OFW pre-employment services are special health checks and support provided to people who want to work abroad as Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). These services usually include medical exams, laboratory tests, and sometimes counseling to make sure you’re healthy and ready for work overseas. They help ensure you meet the requirements of your employer and the country where you’ll be working, so you can start your new job with confidence. These services also give peace of mind to both workers and their families, knowing that health and safety are prioritized before leaving the country. This helps make the transition to working abroad smoother and less stressful.

• ECG (Electrocardiogram):
  This is a quick test that records the electrical activity of your heart. It helps doctors check your heart’s rhythm and spot any problems.
• Treadmill Stress Test:
  During this test, you walk or run on a treadmill while your heart is monitored. It shows how your heart works when it’s working harder, helping to find issues that might not show up when you’re at rest.
• 2D Echo (2D Echocardiogram):
  This is an ultrasound of your heart. It creates moving pictures so doctors can see how your heart and its valves are working, and check for any problems with its structure or function.

• Pre-employment Physical Exam:
  This is a health check required before starting a new job. It makes sure you’re fit for work and helps employers know you’re healthy and ready for your role.
• Annual Physical Exam:
  This is a yearly check-up to monitor your overall health. It helps catch any health issues early and keeps you on track with your wellness goals.
• Executive Check-up:
  A more detailed health assessment, often for managers or executives. It includes a range of tests to give a complete picture of your health, helping you stay at your best for work and life.