Complete Level 2 care
Emergency, surgery, intensive care, maternity, newborn and specialist care in one hospital, with no transfer needed for most conditions.
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A physician-founded, 200-bed Level 2 general hospital rising on Pandan Road, built so families in Angeles City and nearby towns get complete, modern care close to home.
Our Story
Marquee Doctors Medical Center, Inc. (MDMCI) is a physician-owned hospital being built in Barangay Pulung Maragul, Angeles City. When finished, it will be an eight-storey, 200-bed Level 2 general hospital serving about 411,000 residents of Angeles City and nearby towns.
Our founders are practising physicians. They saw how often families in Angeles City and the surrounding towns had to travel for complete hospital care, and set out to build a hospital that brings emergency, critical, surgical, maternity and specialist care together in one place.
The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) is financing the project with a ₱1.125-billion loan under its SHIELD program (Strategic Healthcare Investment for Enhanced Lending and Development). The loan covers construction of the building and its hospital machinery and equipment.
Why Marquee Doctors
Emergency, surgery, intensive care, maternity, newborn and specialist care in one hospital, with no transfer needed for most conditions.
A purpose-built, eight-storey hospital with new diagnostic and medical equipment.
On Pandan Road in Angeles City, so families no longer have to travel far for hospital care.
What Guides Us
To provide safe, compassionate and affordable hospital care, delivered by physicians and health professionals who are part of the community they serve.
To be the hospital that families in Angeles City and Central Luzon trust first for complete, quality care.
Quality & Patient Safety
These are the standards we are building into the hospital from day one.
Clear processes for patient identification, medication safety, safe surgery and fall prevention, reviewed and improved continuously.
Hand hygiene, isolation practices and clean, well-designed spaces that protect patients, visitors and staff.
Treatment guided by current clinical evidence and the judgement of accredited specialists.
Respect for every patient's rights, and protection of personal and health information under the Data Privacy Act of 2012.
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