This is a 103-bed general hospital on Gatwick Gateway street in Clark Global City, Clark Freeport Zone. It is the Clark branch of The Medical City, one of the Philippines' large healthcare networks. It is ISO 9001:2015 certified, serves as the official designated medical facility and trauma center for Clark International Airport, and runs a 24-hour emergency room. According to an official hospital video from October 2026, it has newly opened a dedicated help desk for U.S. veterans and their families (VA Concierge).
It has specialty care centers for cardiovascular, cancer, stroke, orthopedics, liver, pancreas, kidney stones, prostate, ENT, eye care, women's health, pain management, and burn treatment. It also has diagnostic facilities such as radiology, a clinical laboratory, and a cardiac testing lab, along with an ICU, delivery rooms, hemodialysis, physical therapy, a dental clinic, and a pharmacy. Compared with nearby local hospitals, many reviews say the building and facilities are clean and the staff are friendly. Several Korean reviewers also say they had no trouble describing their symptoms and consulting in English. However, several reviews mention that during a hospital stay, nurses took a long time to come when called.
Reviews from Korean visitors who came to the ER after getting hurt or running a fever while traveling are posted regularly. Many expectant mothers living in Clark use it for prenatal care and delivery, and several reviews say the medical staff were attentive during labor. According to a 2023 blog post, the OB-GYN outpatient clinic sees patients on a first-come, first-served basis in the consultation rooms on the 2nd floor. It is recommended to check each doctor's clinic days on the notice in front of the consultation rooms and to arrive early and wait. Several reviews also say that ultrasounds are not done right in the consultation room; instead you get a referral and schedule it separately at the radiology department.
Many reviews say that consultation and hospitalization fees are higher than at nearby hospitals. For that reason, several reviews advise bringing your travel insurance and passport, and be sure to get receipts and a medical record summary for insurance claims. Some reviews also report bills that included tests that were never performed or items that should have been covered by insurance, so it's a good idea to check the bill against the tests you actually received when settling up. There are also several accounts of not being able to see a needed specialist, such as an anesthesiologist, right away in the early morning hours or during holidays.
Reviews mention a large parking lot, and according to Google Maps there are wheelchair-accessible parking spaces and entrances. A BPI bank, a Funhan Mart convenience store, and a Starbucks are about 50 m away, and Day One Restaurant + Bar is about 100 m away. You can make inquiries by phone, Facebook, or website. Members of the Korean Association can get a 15% discount at all The Medical City branches in the Philippines.
Information verified: November 2026 (based on internet reputation cards, Google Maps, Google reviews, Naver blogs, Reddit reviews, and the hospital's official video). Medical departments, fees, and partnership benefits may change, so please check before visiting.
