DMCI Homes Partners With The Medical City For Discount Program For Residents Of Its Condo Communities

DMCI Homes has entered into a partnership with The Medical City to provide in-patient services discount for residents of its condominium communities.

Under the agreement, residents of DMCI Homes projects will be entitled to a 7% discount on all in-patient services availed at the main healthcare complex of The Medical City in Ortigas Avenue, Pasig City by virtue of the Community Privilege Program.

The discount program, which is now in effect, covers out-of-pocket costs of residents, excluding professional fees, medicines and package procedures.

The Medical City AVP for Relationship Management and Business Development Emelie Escasinas said residents just need to present their temporary accommodation slip at the Billing Department 24 hours before discharge to avail of the discount.

“Even if you have an existing health card or are engaged with health maintenance organizations (HMOs), you will be entitled to a community discount by The Medical City for those out of pocket expenses,” she explained.

As part of the partnership, The Medical City will also be touring DMCI Homes condo communities to hold educational forums on wellness and preventive health programs to enable residents to take optimal care of their well-being, which is the main advocacy of the Community Privilege Program.

“DMCI Homes advocates community development, lifestyle development, and even neighborhood development, which is very much aligned with what we do in The Medical City,” Escasinas said.

DMCI Homes Property Management Corporation (DPMC) Senior Vice President Enrico C. Wong, for his part, welcomed the company’s partnership with The Medical City noting its wide-ranging benefits to residents of DMCI Homes condo communities.

“We’re very happy with our partnership with The Medical City because aside from offering the community discount, they will also be holding awareness programs for our projects which will help our residents be better informed in taking care of their health,” Wong said.