Metro Pacific Health Corporation (MPH) today announced the completion of its investment in City of General Trias Doctors Medical Center Inc. (Gentri), further expanding its network anew to now 27 hospitals.
Under the visionary leadership of its Chairman, Manuel V. Pangilinan, MPH has continuously sought to enhance healthcare accessibility and excellence in the country, a journey that started 17 years ago with its first investment in Makati Medical Center.
“We are grateful for the growing trust from doctors and hospital owners from all over the country who have chosen to partner with MPH, allowing us to further develop and expand their service offerings to their respective communities. This investment in Gentri is our 16th provincial partnership and the 2nd in the province of Cavite in just a little over a year.” shared MPH President Augie Palisoc Jr.. “As our network expands, we are attracting more hospital owners eager to collaborate with us, probably because of the marked improvements they see in the hospitals MPH invests in.” he added.
The newly acquired hospital is strategically located along Governor’s Drive in General Trias, at the crossroads of the 5 most densely populated cities of Cavite. In addition, it is just 2km away from the CALAX Governor’s Drive toll exit expected to open in the 1st quarter of 2025, presenting an exceptional opportunity to increase its vehicular access from more cities in Cavite.
As in its other investments, MPH has studied and laid out ambitious plans for this hospital to unlock its full potential. Moreover, by sharing best practices from its vast nationwide network, MPH aims to enhance operational efficiencies and patient care standards, ensuring that the patient community receives the highest quality services.
“Things happen for a reason. The transaction between the City of General Trias Doctors Medical Center and MPH will undoubtedly benefit both parties and the patients we serve.” said Dr. Ricardo Beroncal, former President of Gentri and one of its lead founders. “On behalf of all the founders, I would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Manny V. Pangilinan and his hospital acquisition team, headed by Mr. Noel de la Paz, Mr. Alvin John Merced, and Ms. Reina Nava. We truly appreciate your offer and efforts.”
MPH now has 11 hospitals in the National Capital Region, the latest of which is its investment in Diliman Doctors Hospital last month, 8 hospitals in North and South Luzon, 2 in the Visayas and 6 in Mindanao. Some of the premier hospital names in the MPH portfolio include Makati Medical Center, Asian Hospital, Cardinal Santos Medical Center, Davao Doctors Hospital, and Riverside Medical Center Bacolod. The 27 hospitals enable approximately 4,400 beds, 11,000 doctors and 16,000 healthcare staff to take good care of 4.2 million patients a year. For more information, you can view https://www.metropacifichealth.com.
