Pasig Doctors Medical Center (PDMC) proudly celebrated its 8th Anniversary on June 12, 2025, with an event held at the hospital lobby, showcasing its continued commitment to healthcare innovation, community service, and strong partnerships with local leaders and organizations.
The celebration was made even more meaningful with the presence of Vice Mayor Robert Vincent Jude “Dodot” Jaworski, who delivered an inspirational message recognizing PDMC’s dedication to quality healthcare and its proactive community involvement.
Also in attendance was Pasig Councilor Angelu de Leon, who shared her support for the center’s growing initiatives and partnerships that benefit the local community.
The highlight of the event included the MOA Signing and Official Launching of “See You Doc”, in partnership with See You Doc partners, Health Carousel Philippines, as well as Daisy Awards. This collaboration aims to enhance accessibility to medical services and recognize outstanding healthcare professionals.
Dr. Aylmer Españo, Medical Director of PDMC, led the opening and closing segments of the program, and reiterated the hospital’s mission to make holistic healthcare more accessible to Pasigueños.
As part of the celebration, PDMC also announced the upcoming Sports Fest, inviting staff and community members to participate in a wide range of activities including: Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Table Tennis, Darts, Zumba.
These sports events aim to promote health, wellness, and camaraderie among healthcare workers and the wider community.
In line with their commitment to accessible healthcare, PDMC opened its doors to the public, offering no-cost medical checkups in General Medicine, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, and OB-Gyne, as well as specialized assessments for Eye Care (Ophthalmology) and Surgical Evaluation for Masses.
These services were provided by the hospital’s experienced and compassionate medical professionals, ensuring quality care for all walk-in patients.
This annual initiative is one of the ways PDMC gives back to the community and shows gratitude for the continuous trust and support of its patients, partners, and stakeholders that has supported the institution over the years. By offering free medical services, the hospital not only reaches underserved residents but also strengthens trust and connection with Pasigueños.
The overwhelming turnout is a reflection of the public’s appreciation and need for inclusive health programs—further motivating PDMC to continue creating meaningful, people-centered healthcare activities in the years to come.