Rehabilitation doesn't end at discharge—it continues every step of the way Join the 11th Postgraduate Course of the Center for Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine and gain valuable insights into comprehensive rehabilitation across the continuum of care—from the ICU to community reintegration. EVENT DETAILSEVENT DATE | September 20, 2026 EVENT TIME | 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM EVENT TYPE | Face-to-Face and Online EVENT LOCATION | Conference Facility Unit, Upper Ground Floor, Tower 1, Asian Hospital and Medical Center AUDIENCE TYPE | MD and Allied Health (Nurse, PT, OT, ST, and Allied Health Students) CREDITS | CPD Units Applied REGISTRATION FEESEARLY BIRD (Until August 31, 2026) | Php 700.00 REGULAR RATE (September 1 - 19, 2026) | Php 900.00 ONLINE (via docquity) | Php 500.00 HOW TO REGISTERMs. Jen Abarico (SMS) | +639218829221 Ms. Pat Mercado (Viber) | +639454178081 Email Address | jabarico@asianhospital.com | emdelacruz@asianhospital.com Learn more

Asian Hospital Brings Quality Healthcare Closer to the CommunityAsian Hospital Charities, the official charity arm of Asian Hospital and Medical Center, together with the De La Salle Zobel Alumni Association and Barangay Poblacion, brought essential healthcare services closer to the community through a medical mission held at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa.READ MOREAsian Hospital Celebrates the Lifesaving Spirit of Blood DonorsAsian Hospital and Medical Center concluded its Blood Donor Month 2026 Celebration with heartfelt gratitude to everyone who contributed to making the initiative meaningful and successful.READ MOREAsian Hospital Promotes Healthy and Stronger Aging Through Senior WellnessAsian Hospital and Medical Center highlighted the importance of healthy and active aging through a meaningful session focused on enhancing geriatric care and promoting the overall well-being of older adults.READ MOREAsian Hospital Promotes Healthier Choices Through Nutrition Month CelebrationAsian Hospital and Medical Center concluded its Nutrition Month celebration with the theme “Rethinking Ultra-Processed Food,” bringing attention to the importance of mindful eating and making healthier food choices.READ MOREAsian Hospital Earns Bronze Award for Excellence in Business TransformationAsian Hospital and Medical Center proudly received the Bronze Award for Excellence in Business Transformation at the HR Excellence Awards 2026 Philippines, held at the Grand Hyatt Manila in Taguig City.READ MOREAsian Hospital Celebrates 24 Years of Compassionate Obstetrics and Gynecology CareAsian Hospital and Medical Center celebrated the 24th Anniversary of its Obstetrics and Gynecology Department with a meaningful gathering that honored more than two decades of dedicated service to women and families.READ MOREAsian Hospital Honors Post-Graduate Medical Interns of Class 2026Asian Hospital and Medical Center celebrated the Graduation Ceremony of its Post-Graduate Medical Interns, Class of 2026, marking the completion of a year filled with dedication, learning, teamwork, and compassionate patient care.READ MOREAsian Hospital Raises Dementia Awareness Through “Walking Together Through Dementia”Asian Hospital and Medical Center held “Walking Together Through Dementia,” a meaningful lay forum that brought together patients, families, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and community members to raise awareness about dementia and promote better brain health.READ MOREAsian Hospital Brain Attack Team Earns Diamond Status for Stroke CareAsian Hospital and Medical Center’s Brain Attack Team once again received the prestigious Diamond Status Award from the World Stroke Organization (WSO) Angels Awards, presented at Edsa Shangri-La on August 12.READ MOREAsian Hospital Advances Healthcare Education Through Universal Health Care CourseAsian Hospital and Medical Center, through the Asian Learning Institute, strengthened its commitment to advancing healthcare education through the Advances in Learning and Innovation Series: Postgraduate Course, “Universal Health Care: A Basic Course for Private Practitioners.”READ MOREA Celebration of Love, Nourishment, and the Beautiful Journey of BreastfeedingAsian Hospital and Medical Center gathered mothers, families, and healthcare advocates for HAKAB TA! Let’s Breastfeed: One Latch. One Love. One Nation. on August 29, 2026. The event served as a meaningful celebration of breastfeeding and the important role it played in providing babies with a healthy and nurturing start in life.READ MOREAsian Hospital and Zuellig Pharma Strengthened Partnership for a Healthier TomorrowAsian Hospital and Medical Center (AHMC) and Zuellig Pharma Corporation strengthened their shared commitment to improving health outcomes through the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) focused on chronic weight management and obesity awareness.READ MOREAsian Hospital and Del Monte Promoted Healthier Lifestyles Through Corporate Wellness ActivityAsian Hospital and Medical Center (AHMC), in partnership with Del Monte, successfully conducted a Corporate Health and Wellness Activity that promoted healthier lifestyles, preventive care, and overall well-being among participants.READ MORESenior Wellness Club Promoted Active and Healthy AgingThe Senior Wellness Club successfully brought members together for an afternoon focused on bone and joint health, physical activity, and healthy aging. The activity provided practical tips and helpful insights that encouraged participants to take better care of their bodies and remain active and confident at every stage of life.READ MOREAsian Hospital Supported the ABS-CBN Star Magic Games 2026 as Official First Aid PartnerAsian Hospital and Medical Center (AHMC) served as the Official First Aid Partner of the ABS-CBN Star Magic Games 2026, held at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. The partnership highlighted AHMC’s commitment to supporting the health and safety of athletes, celebrities, and fans during major events.READ MOREAsian Hospital Joined the Call to End TB by 2030Asian Hospital and Medical Center joined the nationwide observance of National TB Day by raising awareness about tuberculosis (TB) and emphasizing the importance of collective action toward a TB-free future.READ MORE

Asian Hospital and Medical Center joined the nationwide observance of National TB Day by raising awareness about tuberculosis (TB) and emphasizing the importance of collective action toward a TB-free future.The observance highlighted the shared goal of #EndTBBy2030 and encouraged communities to take an active role in preventing and addressing tuberculosis. The campaign emphasized that TB was a preventable and curable disease when identified early and managed with proper treatment and medical care.Through greater awareness and education, individuals were encouraged to recognize the importance of early testing and timely consultation. Seeking appropriate medical attention and completing the recommended treatment were essential steps in protecting individuals, families, and communities from the spread and impact of TB.The campaign also reinforced the importance of working together to address TB. Healthcare institutions, medical professionals, communities, and individuals each played an important role in increasing awareness, supporting early detection, and promoting access to appropriate care.National TB Day served as an opportunity to remind everyone that ending tuberculosis required continued commitment and collective action. By encouraging people to learn more about TB, undergo appropriate testing, and seek treatment when needed, communities could contribute to reducing its impact and protecting more lives.Asian Hospital and Medical Center remained committed to supporting health awareness and preventive care initiatives that empowered individuals to make informed decisions about their health.The observance served as a meaningful reminder that with early testing, proper treatment, greater awareness, and shared responsibility, progress toward ending TB could be achieved.Together, the community took another step toward the goal of ending TB by 2030 and building a healthier future for all.

Asian Hospital and Medical Center (AHMC) served as the Official First Aid Partner of the ABS-CBN Star Magic Games 2026, held at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. The partnership highlighted AHMC’s commitment to supporting the health and safety of athletes, celebrities, and fans during major events.Throughout the games, AHMC’s medical team was on hand to provide first aid support and help ensure the well-being of participants and attendees. Their presence provided an added layer of safety as players competed, stars took to the court, and fans gathered to enjoy the exciting games and activities.The ABS-CBN Star Magic Games brought together Star Magic artists and athletes for a series of competitive and entertaining matches, creating an energetic atmosphere for fans and supporters. With AHMC as the Official First Aid Partner, the event also emphasized the importance of having accessible medical support during large-scale sporting activities.The partnership reflected AHMC’s commitment to bringing its expertise in healthcare beyond the hospital and into the community. By supporting events that promote sports, physical activity, and camaraderie, AHMC continued to advocate for wellness while ensuring that participants could enjoy the games with greater confidence.The 2026 games provided an exciting opportunity for fans to cheer for their favorite stars while celebrating teamwork, sportsmanship, and an active lifestyle.Through its role as the Official First Aid Partner, Asian Hospital helped make the event safer and more enjoyable for everyone, reinforcing its commitment to being there for patients, communities, and partners wherever care was needed

The Senior Wellness Club successfully brought members together for an afternoon focused on bone and joint health, physical activity, and healthy aging. The activity provided practical tips and helpful insights that encouraged participants to take better care of their bodies and remain active and confident at every stage of life.Participants learned more about the importance of maintaining strong bones and healthy joints as they age. The discussions also highlighted simple ways to stay physically active, move safely, and incorporate healthy habits into their daily routines. Through practical guidance and meaningful conversations, the activity encouraged seniors to remain engaged in activities that supported their mobility, independence, and overall well-being.The session served as an opportunity for members to learn, connect, and share experiences while strengthening their commitment to living healthier and more active lives. It also emphasized that wellness and physical activity remained important at every stage of life, and that small, consistent choices could contribute to better health and quality of life.The afternoon concluded with a renewed appreciation for the value of movement, self-care, and staying connected with a supportive community. The activity reflected the Senior Wellness Club’s commitment to providing programs that promoted healthy and active aging.Those who had not yet joined the Senior Wellness Club were also encouraged to become members and take part in its monthly activities and wellness initiatives. Through these programs and community activities, the club continued to support seniors in enjoying life, staying active, and moving with greater confidence and purpose.

Asian Hospital and Medical Center (AHMC), in partnership with Del Monte, successfully conducted a Corporate Health and Wellness Activity that promoted healthier lifestyles, preventive care, and overall well-being among participants.The activity provided participants with access to free health screenings designed to encourage greater awareness of their health and wellness. These included Nutrition Counseling, Postural Health Assessment, Random Blood Sugar testing, Peak Flow Measurement, and Memory & Stress Screening. The screenings allowed participants to gain valuable insights into different aspects of their health while encouraging them to take proactive steps toward maintaining their well-being.The event also featured a lay forum titled “Eat Smart, Live Strong: Rethinking Ultra-Processed Foods,” led by Clinical Nutritionist-Dietitian Trisha Maurice Basoc, RND, FSCO, CFPM. The session provided participants with practical information on making healthier food choices and understanding the importance of mindful eating as part of a healthier lifestyle.Through the combination of health screenings and educational discussions, the activity highlighted the importance of prevention, nutrition, and informed lifestyle choices in supporting long-term health.The collaboration between AHMC and Del Monte provided an opportunity for employees to prioritize their health while gaining practical knowledge that they could apply in their daily lives.The Corporate Health and Wellness Activity served as a meaningful day of learning, health awareness, and engagement, reinforcing the importance of making healthier choices today for better well-being and a stronger tomorrow.

Asian Hospital and Medical Center (AHMC) and Zuellig Pharma Corporation strengthened their shared commitment to improving health outcomes through the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) focused on chronic weight management and obesity awareness.The partnership brought together the expertise and resources of both organizations to support initiatives in healthcare professional education, patient education, disease awareness, advocacy, and community engagement. These efforts complemented the mission of the Asian Hospital Weight Management and Bariatric Center, which aimed to help individuals make informed and sustainable choices toward better health.As part of the collaboration, AHMC and Zuellig Pharma supported educational initiatives designed to provide healthcare professionals, patients, and communities with greater awareness and understanding of chronic weight management and obesity. The partnership also introduced the “First Move to My Best Me” Visualization Platform, an initiative that encouraged individuals to take the important first step toward their weight management journey.The collaboration highlighted the importance of education, awareness, and accessible support in addressing obesity and promoting healthier lifestyles. It also reflected the shared commitment of AHMC and Zuellig Pharma to empowering Filipinos to make healthier choices and take proactive steps toward their well-being.Through this partnership, both organizations took another meaningful step toward advancing chronic weight management awareness and encouraging individuals to pursue healthier and more sustainable lives.The MOA signing marked more than the beginning of a collaboration—it represented one partnership, one shared commitment, and a collective step toward a healthier future for more Filipinos.

Asian Hospital and Medical Center gathered mothers, families, and healthcare advocates for HAKAB TA! Let’s Breastfeed: One Latch. One Love. One Nation. on August 29, 2026. The event served as a meaningful celebration of breastfeeding and the important role it played in providing babies with a healthy and nurturing start in life.The forum featured discussions on Breastfeeding 101 and Infant Nutrition, providing mothers and families with valuable information and practical insights to support their breastfeeding journey. It also highlighted the special bond between mothers and their children and the importance of informed support throughout the early stages of parenthood.One of the event’s highlights was the session led by Dr. Teresa Maria Ribano, Consultant of the Department of Pediatrics at Asian Hospital and Medical Center. She shared her knowledge and expertise on breastfeeding and infant nutrition, helping empower mothers with information they could use in caring for and nourishing their babies.The gathering also provided an opportunity for participants to connect, learn, and share in a supportive environment. It underscored the importance of creating communities that encouraged and empowered breastfeeding mothers and families.Through HAKAB TA!, Asian Hospital and Medical Center reaffirmed its commitment to supporting breastfeeding, promoting infant nutrition, and strengthening maternal and child health. The event brought together individuals who shared a common goal: helping every baby receive a healthier and more nurturing beginning.It was a celebration of one latch, one love, and one nation, united in supporting mothers and their breastfeeding journey.

The Asian Cancer Institute (ACI) of Asian Hospital and Medical Center (AHMC) strengthened its commitment to advancing cancer care through innovation, collaboration, and evidence-based medicine with the successful conduct of the Oncology Masterclass: “Optimizing Outcomes with Novel Therapies and Precision Diagnostics.”The masterclass brought together healthcare professionals for a meaningful exchange of knowledge, clinical insights, and experiences in the evolving field of oncology. The event provided a platform for participants to explore the latest developments in cancer diagnosis and treatment while highlighting the importance of applying evidence-based approaches to improve patient outcomes.Through expert-led discussions and clinical perspectives, the masterclass provided healthcare professionals with opportunities to deepen their understanding of novel therapies and precision diagnostics. These advances have continued to shape the way cancer is detected, assessed, and managed, allowing care teams to make more informed decisions based on individual patient needs.The gathering also emphasized the value of collaboration in advancing cancer care. By bringing together healthcare professionals from different areas of expertise, the event encouraged knowledge-sharing and strengthened opportunities for meaningful professional engagement.The Oncology Masterclass reflected ACI’s continued efforts to support lifelong learning and promote the use of current medical evidence and innovations in clinical practice. It also underscored the importance of keeping healthcare professionals informed about emerging developments that could contribute to better and more personalized cancer care.Through initiatives such as the Oncology Masterclass, ACI continued to foster a culture of education, collaboration, and innovation, supporting its commitment to delivering quality cancer care and helping improve outcomes for patients and their families.

Asian Hospital and Medical Center (AHMC) observed World Hepatitis Day through an educational and health awareness activity titled “Simulan sa Atay, Tungo sa Mas Mahabang Buhay,” which highlighted the importance of liver health, hepatitis prevention, and early detection.The activity provided participants with an opportunity to learn more about hepatitis and understand the importance of taking proactive steps to protect their liver. A key part of the event was the Hepa Lay Forum, which was led by Dr. Jose Obillos, Gastroenterology Fellow. The session provided practical information about hepatitis, including the value of awareness, prevention, and timely medical consultation.Participants also took part in the Free Hepatitis B Screening, giving them an opportunity to take action and become more aware of their health status. The screening emphasized the importance of knowing one’s status, as early detection could help individuals seek appropriate medical advice and care when needed.The activity reinforced the message that protecting liver health started with being informed and taking preventive measures. It also encouraged participants to make healthier choices and pay greater attention to their overall well-being.Through the World Hepatitis Day activity, AHMC continued to promote health education and preventive care by providing accessible information and opportunities for early screening.The event served as a meaningful reminder that awareness could lead to action and that knowing one’s hepatitis status could make a difference in protecting one’s health.With continued awareness, prevention, screening, and proper medical care, individuals could take important steps toward maintaining a healthier liver and enjoying a longer, healthier life.

Asian Hospital and Medical Center, through the Asian Learning Institute, strengthened its commitment to advancing healthcare education through the Advances in Learning and Innovation Series: Postgraduate Course, “Universal Health Care: A Basic Course for Private Practitioners.”The program provided private practitioners and healthcare professionals with a deeper understanding of the evolving landscape of Universal Health Care (UHC) and their important role in helping build a more accessible, coordinated, and responsive healthcare system.The course featured valuable insights from Dr. Madeleine Valera, Dr. Lilibeth David, Dr. Lea Elora Conda, Dr. Suzana Marie Bulos, and Mr. Edwin S. Morata. Their discussions covered key perspectives on UHC policies, implementation, professional practice, healthcare networks, and opportunities to strengthen collaboration between the public and private sectors.The learning session served as a platform for participants to better understand how healthcare professionals and institutions could contribute to the successful implementation of UHC. It also highlighted the importance of collaboration, continuous learning, and innovation in addressing the changing needs of the healthcare system.Through the Asian Learning Institute, Asian Hospital continued to support lifelong learning and professional development among healthcare practitioners. The initiative reflected the hospital’s commitment to empowering healthcare professionals with knowledge and insights that could help contribute to better healthcare access and delivery.

Asian Hospital and Medical Center’s Brain Attack Team once again received the prestigious Diamond Status Award from the World Stroke Organization (WSO) Angels Awards, presented at Edsa Shangri-La on August 12.The recognition highlighted the team’s continued commitment to providing timely, coordinated, and quality stroke care when every second mattered. As a stroke-ready hospital, Asian Hospital remained dedicated to ensuring that patients received prompt medical attention and appropriate interventions during critical moments.The Diamond Status Award reflected the collective efforts of the Brain Attack Team and the healthcare professionals who worked together to strengthen the hospital’s stroke care services. Their preparedness, coordination, and responsiveness played an important role in supporting better outcomes for patients experiencing stroke.More than an institutional recognition, the award served as a testament to Asian Hospital’s ongoing pursuit of excellence in stroke care. It also reinforced the hospital’s commitment to continuously improving its systems and practices to better serve patients and their families.The achievement was made possible through the dedication and teamwork of everyone involved in the hospital’s stroke care program. Asian Hospital celebrated this milestone with gratitude and pride, reaffirming its commitment to being prepared and responsive when patients needed care the most.The recognition further strengthened the hospital’s goal of delivering compassionate, timely, and high-quality stroke care to the community.