Health Care Asia Magazine
Health care Staff Reporter, Philippines
27 June 2024
The five-storey facility will feature medical technology aimed towards oncological care.
The Philippines is set to establish a new cancer centre in its capital after holding a groundbreaking ceremony at the “Ospital ng Maynila” Medical Centre Compound.
The upcoming Governor Benjamin T. Romualdez Cancer Centre, estimated to cost around $8m (PHP470m), will be developed as a five-storey facility with a 38-bed capacity and an approximate floor area of 3,935 sq.m.
Moreover, the facility will be equipped with medical technology including a linear accelerator, a spect gamma camera with a treadmill machine, and a computed tomography (CT) scan.
The centre aims to offer cancer care to patients who cannot afford private medical services.
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