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 Welcomed The Queen’s Clinic Premiere South as Newest HEAL PartnerAsian Hospital and Medical Center proudly welcomed The Queen’s Clinic Premiere South as its newest HEAL (Health Engagement and Access Linkage) Partner through a ceremonial partnership signing.READ MOREAsian Hospital Observed National HIV Testing Day Asian Hospital and Medical Center successfully observed National HIV Testing Day on June 26, 2026, through a free HIV testing activity held at the Asian Cancer Institute Lobby, LGF Tower 2.READ MOREAsian Hospital Showcased Vision for the Philippines' First Dedicated NIV ClinicAsian Hospital and Medical Center presented its vision for the Pulmonary Therapeutics Center and the country's first dedicated Non-Invasive Ventilation (NIV) Clinic during a gathering of respiratory therapy leaders held on June 18, 2026, at Escala TagaytayREAD MOREAsian Hospital Successfully Conducted Fatty Liver Lay ForumAsian Hospital and Medical Center successfully conducted its Fatty Liver Lay Forum, bringing together patients, families, and community members for an educational session focused on liver health and disease prevention.READ MOREAsian Hospital Showcased CyberKnife at Tanza Specialists Medical Center Town Hall Asian Hospital and Medical Center participated in the 2nd Doctor's Town Hall Engagement of Tanza Specialists Medical Center as part of its ongoing collaboration under the HEAL (Hospital Engagement and Alliance Linkage) Partnership Program.READ MOREAsian Hospital Brought Preventive Heart Care to Carmona Through Community Caravan Asian Hospital and Medical Center successfully conducted the Bawat Tibok Mahalaga Community Caravan in Carmona City, Cavite, bringing health education and preventive cardiovascular care closer to the community.READ MOREAsian Hospital Marked World No Tobacco Day with Health Awareness ProgramAsian Hospital and Medical Center commemorated World No Tobacco Day through a health awareness program aimed at educating the community on the harmful effects of tobacco use and the importance of adopting a tobacco-free lifestyle.READ MORECritical Care Medicine Section Held Anniversary Movie FundraiserThe Department of Internal Medicine – Section of Critical Care Medicine of Asian Hospital and Medical Center successfully held its Anniversary Movie Fundraiser at Festival Mall Cinema 2, bringing together healthcare professionals, supporters, and members of the community for an evening of entertainment with a meaningful purpose.READ MOREAsian Hospital Celebrated National Pulmonary Rehabilitation DayAsian Hospital and Medical Center, through the Asian Institute of Respirology (AIR), successfully celebrated National Pulmonary Rehabilitation Day, bringing together patients, healthcare professionals, and members of the community to raise awareness about the importance of pulmonary rehabilitation.READ MOREAsian Hospital Inaugurated the Asian Orthopedic and Musculoskeletal InstituteAsian Hospital and Medical Center officially inaugurated the Asian Orthopedic and Musculoskeletal Institute (AOMI), marking a significant milestone in advancing orthopedic, rehabilitation, and musculoskeletal care through a collaborative and patient-centered approach.READ MOREAsian Hospital Welcomed Metro Antipolo Hospital as Newest HEAL PartnerAsian Hospital and Medical Center officially welcomed Metro Antipolo Hospital and Medical Center as its newest partner under the HEAL (Hospital Engagement and Alliance Linkage) Program, reinforcing both institutions' shared commitment to delivering accessible, quality, and patient-centered healthcare.READ MOREAsian Hospital Promoted Men's Health Through Urology Week ActivitiesAsian Hospital and Medical Center successfully celebrated Urology Week and Father's Day through a series of initiatives that promoted men's health awareness, prevention, and early detection of common urologic conditions.READ MOREAsian Hospital Strengthened Healthcare Access Through SSMA HEAL PartnershipAsian Hospital and Medical Center officially signed a HEAL (Hospital Engagement and Alliance Linkage) Partnership with Ship to Shore Medical Assist Inc. (SSMA), reinforcing both institutions' shared commitment to delivering accessible, quality, and patient-centered healthcare.READ MOREAsian Hospital Served as Official Medical Partner of Kapamilya Run 2026Asian Hospital and Medical Center proudly served as the Official First Aid and Medical Partner of Kapamilya Run 2026, helping ensure the safety and well-being of participants throughout the event.READ MOREAsian Learning Institute Celebrated Its First AnniversaryThe Asian Learning Institute (ALI) of Asian Hospital and Medical Center celebrated its 1st Anniversary, marking a significant milestone in its commitment to advancing healthcare education, research, and professional development.READ MORE 

The Asian Learning Institute (ALI) of Asian Hospital and Medical Center celebrated its 1st Anniversary, marking a significant milestone in its commitment to advancing healthcare education, research, and professional development.The anniversary program brought together healthcare professionals, educators, and guests to commemorate ALI's achievements during its first year. The event opened with welcome remarks from Dr. Jose Acuin, Director of the Asian Learning Institute, followed by an inspirational message from Dr. Beaver Tamesis, President and Chief Executive Officer of Asian Hospital and Medical Center.A highlight of the celebration was the lecture by Dr. Cherry Abu titled "The Role of Research and Training in Building an Academic Medical Center," which emphasized the value of continuous learning, research, and innovation in strengthening healthcare delivery and developing future medical leaders.The event also featured the ALI Exhibit, showcasing the institute's key initiatives, accomplishments, and milestones achieved throughout its inaugural year. The exhibit reflected ALI's dedication to fostering a culture of lifelong learning and academic excellence within the healthcare community.As it celebrated its first anniversary, the Asian Learning Institute reaffirmed its commitment to shaping the future of healthcare through education, research, innovation, and leadership, while continuing to empower healthcare professionals with opportunities for growth and excellence.

Asian Hospital and Medical Center proudly served as the Official First Aid and Medical Partner of Kapamilya Run 2026, helping ensure the safety and well-being of participants throughout the event.Medical teams were deployed to provide first aid and immediate medical assistance, supporting runners and promoting a safe environment for the community activity. The initiative reflected the hospital's continued commitment to extending quality healthcare beyond its walls by participating in programs that encourage healthier and more active lifestyles.A highlight of the event was the special appearance of Ate Rose, the face of Asian Hospital's Campaign Against Atherosclerosis, who helped bring greater awareness to the importance of heart and vascular health. Through the campaign, participants learned more about the value of prevention, early detection, and healthy lifestyle choices in reducing the risk of cardiovascular diseases.Asian Hospital and Medical Center expressed its gratitude to the organizers and everyone who participated in making the event a success. The partnership reinforced the hospital's advocacy for preventive healthcare and community wellness through meaningful collaborations and public health initiatives.By supporting Kapamilya Run 2026, Asian Hospital reaffirmed its commitment to inspiring healthier hearts, healthier lives, and stronger communities—proving that every step taken was also a step toward better health.

Asian Hospital and Medical Center officially signed a HEAL (Hospital Engagement and Alliance Linkage) Partnership with Ship to Shore Medical Assist Inc. (SSMA), reinforcing both institutions' shared commitment to delivering accessible, quality, and patient-centered healthcare.The partnership expanded access to a broad range of healthcare services, supporting patients through every stage of their healthcare journey—from diagnosis and specialized treatment to recovery and continuing care. Through the HEAL Program, both organizations strengthened referral pathways and enhanced collaboration to ensure timely and coordinated medical services for the communities they served.The partnership signing was attended by Dr. Jose Raul Canlas, President, and Dr. Glennda Canlas, Chairman, representing Ship to Shore Medical Assist Inc. Joining them from Asian Hospital and Medical Center were Dr. Beaver Tamesis, President and Chief Executive Officer, and Ms. Hennesy Lou Miranda, Director of Marketing and Patient Experience.The collaboration reflected the shared vision of Asian Hospital and SSMA to improve healthcare accessibility and strengthen patient care through strategic partnerships. By working together, both institutions reinforced their commitment to delivering seamless, compassionate, and high-quality medical services while creating better opportunities for patients to receive the care they needed. The partnership further demonstrated Asian Hospital's dedication to providing Alagang Deserve, Alagang Sulit through meaningful healthcare collaborations.

Asian Hospital and Medical Center successfully celebrated Urology Week and Father's Day through a series of initiatives that promoted men's health awareness, prevention, and early detection of common urologic conditions.As part of the celebration, the hospital conducted a Free Men's Health Check-Up on June 13, encouraging fathers, grandfathers, sons, brothers, and men of all ages to take proactive steps toward maintaining their health. The initiative highlighted the importance of regular screenings, early diagnosis, and timely medical consultation in preventing and managing men's health concerns.The activities provided participants with valuable health information and reinforced the significance of preventive care in improving overall well-being and quality of life. By encouraging men to prioritize their health, the hospital emphasized that early intervention remains one of the most effective ways to reduce the risk of serious illnesses.Asian Hospital and Medical Center expressed its sincere appreciation to everyone who participated in the celebration and supported the initiative. The hospital also recognized the important role that fathers and other male family members play in caring for their loved ones and communities.Through its Urology Week activities, Asian Hospital reaffirmed its commitment to advancing men's health and empowering individuals to make informed healthcare decisions—because the best gift anyone can give their family is a healthier future.

Asian Hospital and Medical Center officially welcomed Metro Antipolo Hospital and Medical Center as its newest partner under the HEAL (Hospital Engagement and Alliance Linkage) Program, reinforcing both institutions' shared commitment to delivering accessible, quality, and patient-centered healthcare.The partnership aimed to strengthen healthcare access by fostering clinical collaboration and creating more seamless referral pathways to specialized medical services. Through the HEAL Program, both hospitals worked together to ensure that patients requiring advanced diagnostics, treatment, and specialty care received timely and coordinated healthcare closer to their communities.The partnership signing was attended by Mr. Gerry Arnedo, Chief Executive Officer; Dr. Joyce Francesca Miranda, Chief Medical Officer; and Mr. Edgar Zaragoza, Chief Revenue Officer, representing Metro Antipolo Hospital and Medical Center. Joining them from Asian Hospital and Medical Center were Dr. Beaver Tamesis, President and Chief Executive Officer; Dra. Carmen Nievera, Chief Medical Officer; and Ms. Hennesy Lou Miranda, Director for Marketing and Patient Experience.The collaboration reflected the shared vision of both institutions to expand access to specialized healthcare while strengthening regional healthcare networks. Through strategic partnerships such as HEAL, Asian Hospital and Medical Center reaffirmed its commitment to delivering Alagang Deserve, Alagang Sulit by making high-quality, compassionate, and patient-centered care more accessible to the patients and communities they served.

Asian Hospital and Medical Center officially inaugurated the Asian Orthopedic and Musculoskeletal Institute (AOMI), marking a significant milestone in advancing orthopedic, rehabilitation, and musculoskeletal care through a collaborative and patient-centered approach.The blessing and inauguration ceremony celebrated the launch of the institute, which was established to provide comprehensive, multidisciplinary care for patients with bone, joint, muscle, and mobility-related conditions. By bringing together specialists and advanced medical services under one institute, AOMI strengthened the hospital's commitment to delivering seamless, high-quality care that supports faster recovery and improved patient outcomes.The new institute reflected Asian Hospital's continued investment in innovation and clinical excellence by offering specialized orthopedic, rehabilitation, and musculoskeletal services tailored to each patient's needs. Through an integrated approach, AOMI aimed to help patients regain mobility, recover with confidence, and return to their daily activities with improved function and quality of life.The inauguration marked the beginning of a new chapter in musculoskeletal healthcare at Asian Hospital and Medical Center. As the institute opened its doors, it reaffirmed the hospital's dedication to empowering patients through compassionate care, advanced treatment, and innovative solutions—because every step forward represented healing, recovery, and renewed possibilities.

Asian Hospital and Medical Center, through the Asian Institute of Respirology (AIR), successfully celebrated National Pulmonary Rehabilitation Day, bringing together patients, healthcare professionals, and members of the community to raise awareness about the importance of pulmonary rehabilitation.The event highlighted the vital role of pulmonary rehabilitation in improving breathing, increasing physical activity, enhancing overall well-being, and helping individuals with chronic respiratory conditions achieve a better quality of life. Through educational activities and meaningful engagement, participants gained valuable knowledge on the benefits of comprehensive respiratory care and the importance of early intervention in managing lung diseases.The celebration also reinforced the hospital's commitment to promoting lung health through patient education, preventive care, and evidence-based treatment programs that empower individuals to live healthier and more active lives.Asian Hospital and Medical Center expressed its sincere appreciation to everyone who participated in and supported the event. The enthusiasm and active involvement of attendees contributed to the success of the celebration and strengthened the shared advocacy for better respiratory health.Through initiatives such as the National Pulmonary Rehabilitation Day celebration, the Asian Institute of Respirology reaffirmed its dedication to advancing respiratory care, promoting healthier lungs, and improving the quality of life of patients through education, collaboration, and compassionate, patient-centered care.

The Department of Internal Medicine – Section of Critical Care Medicine of Asian Hospital and Medical Center successfully held its Anniversary Movie Fundraiser at Festival Mall Cinema 2, bringing together healthcare professionals, supporters, and members of the community for an evening of entertainment with a meaningful purpose.The fundraiser featured a special screening of Toy Story 5 and was organized to support the CCM Fellows' Fund, which provides continuing medical education and professional development opportunities for aspiring critical care specialists. Through the initiative, participants contributed to strengthening the training and growth of future critical care physicians, ultimately supporting the delivery of high-quality patient care.The event reflected the department's commitment to investing in medical education and fostering excellence in critical care through collaborative and community-driven initiatives. It also highlighted the importance of creating opportunities that empower healthcare professionals to continuously enhance their knowledge and clinical expertise.The Department of Internal Medicine – Section of Critical Care Medicine expressed its sincere gratitude to everyone who participated, supported, and contributed to the success of the fundraiser. Their generosity and commitment helped advance the department's mission of developing future leaders in critical care while making a meaningful difference in the lives of patients and the healthcare community.

Asian Hospital and Medical Center commemorated World No Tobacco Day through a health awareness program aimed at educating the community on the harmful effects of tobacco use and the importance of adopting a tobacco-free lifestyle.The event brought together healthcare professionals and participants to promote disease prevention, encourage healthier choices, and reinforce the value of smoking cessation in protecting overall health. Through informative discussions, attendees gained a better understanding of the health risks associated with tobacco use and the benefits of living smoke-free.The program featured insightful presentations by Dr. Klarisse Talibsao and Dr. Kristine Padiernos, under the leadership of Dr. Ethel Anonuevo. Their expertise and guidance empowered participants with practical knowledge on tobacco prevention, smoking cessation, and strategies for maintaining long-term health and wellness.Asian Hospital and Medical Center expressed its sincere appreciation to the speakers, participants, and everyone who contributed to the success of the event. Their support and active engagement strengthened the hospital's advocacy for preventive healthcare and community education.Through its observance of World No Tobacco Day, Asian Hospital reaffirmed its commitment to promoting healthier lifestyles, raising awareness of tobacco-related health risks, and supporting initiatives that encourage individuals and communities to work together toward a healthier, tobacco-free future.

Asian Hospital and Medical Center successfully conducted the Bawat Tibok Mahalaga Community Caravan in Carmona City, Cavite, bringing health education and preventive cardiovascular care closer to the community.The initiative promoted heart health awareness by encouraging residents to adopt healthier lifestyles, recognize the importance of early detection, and take proactive steps in preventing cardiovascular diseases. The event also provided an opportunity for community members to engage with healthcare professionals and learn more about maintaining a healthy heart.Asian Hospital and Medical Center expressed its sincere gratitude to Mayor Dr. Dahlia Loyola, the Sangguniang Panlungsod, and City Health Office 1 for their invaluable support and partnership in making the community outreach initiative possible. Their collaboration played a vital role in expanding access to health education and reinforcing the importance of preventive care at the local level.The hospital also thanked all participants, volunteers, and healthcare professionals whose active involvement contributed to the success of the caravan. Their collective efforts reflected a shared commitment to promoting healthier communities through education, collaboration, and compassionate service.Through initiatives like the Bawat Tibok Mahalaga Community Caravan, Asian Hospital and Medical Center reaffirmed its commitment to improving public health and inspiring individuals to prioritize heart health—because every heartbeat truly mattered.