ACE Medical Center Guide 2026: Allied Care Experts Branches, Beds and Contacts

Quick Answer: "ACE Medical Center" is not one hospital. ACE stands for Allied Care Experts, a group of doctor-owned hospitals that share a name, and each branch is its own company with its own address, beds, phone and prices. PhilHealth's 2026 list of accredited hospitals (updated September 30, 2026) shows 19 ACE branches with figures, from 35 beds (Tuguegarao, Dipolog) to 125 beds (Bohol). Eighteen are listed as Level 2 and one (Bayawan) as Level 1, all private. Pick the branch nearest you and contact that branch directly.

About this guide: This is a network guide, so we use each branch's own website only for facts about that branch. Group-level statements come from the ACE Medical Center Mandaluyong homepage, the ACE Baypointe company profile, and a 2024 Meralco/MSERV press item. Beds, level, ownership, phone and accreditation dates come from PhilHealth's 2026 list of accredited hospitals (updated September 30, 2026), https://www.philhealth.gov.ph/partners/providers/facilities/accredited/HOSP_093026.pdf. We did not find one official network-wide price list or branch directory. Last checked: November 2026.

Table of Contents

• What is ACE Medical Center (Allied Care Experts)?
• Which ACE branches are PhilHealth-accredited?
• Is every ACE branch the same?
• How do I choose an ACE branch?
• How do I contact or book at an ACE branch?
• How much does it cost, and how do I lower the bill?
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Conclusion

What is ACE Medical Center (Allied Care Experts)?

ACE stands for Allied Care Experts. The ACE Medical Center Mandaluyong website says the Allied Care Experts Group of Hospitals was founded by Chairman Dr. Amado Manuel C. Enriquez Jr., who wanted to empower doctors "to build, own and manage their own hospital." Its homepage shows a "30+ Branches" figure, and a 2024 press item on a Meralco unit's power installation describes the group as a nationwide network of "around 30 medical centers."

Each hospital is a separate corporation. ACE Baypointe's company profile describes itself as "a privately owned and controlled corporation" with its own SEC registration, started by its own group of doctor-stockholders, and PhilHealth's list shows every branch under its own legal name ending in "Inc." (for example, "ACE Medical Center-Baliwag, Inc."). The Baypointe profile is an older page, so treat its history as background only.

So when someone searches "ace medical center" or "allied care experts medical center," the right question is "which branch?" A fact about one branch, such as its bed count, room rates or HMO list, does not automatically apply to another.

Which ACE branches are PhilHealth-accredited?

PhilHealth's list of accredited hospitals for 2026 (updated September 30, 2026) shows the following ACE branches. All are private. "Valid until" is the accreditation date on that list. Phones are as printed there; a dash means no usable number on the list.

The same list also has a row for Allied Care Experts (ACE) Medical Center in Cagayan de Oro, but its figures did not read cleanly, so we list it by name only. None of the 19 branches above is a Level 3 (tertiary) hospital on PhilHealth's list.

The group says it has 30 or so medical centers, so this table is not a full roster. Some ACE-named hospitals may not appear because they were not on the list, or because they are listed under another name. If your local ACE is not above, ask the hospital or check PhilHealth's list itself.

Fourteen of the 19 rows show a December 31, 2026 date. Ask the branch's PhilHealth desk about renewal before a planned admission in early 2027.

Is every ACE branch the same?

No, and sources show it. Two examples where a branch's own site and PhilHealth's list differ:

• ACE Medical Center Mandaluyong's homepage calls it a "50-bed capacity hospital." PhilHealth lists it with 45 beds.
• ACE Medical Center Tacloban's website calls it a "150-bed capacity hospital." PhilHealth lists it with 100 beds.

Websites often quote planned or total capacity, while PhilHealth's number is the bed count on its accreditation record. We use PhilHealth's figure in the table.

Differences go beyond beds. Branches publish different things online. ACE Baypointe has a room-rate page (marked last updated October 22, 2022, rates subject to change), and ACE Cagayan de Oro has a room-rate table in its FAQ, while other branch sites we opened show services, packages or contacts but no rate sheet. Each branch also has its own list of accredited HMOs, doctors, specialty services and promos.

Treat every claim you read about "ACE" as a claim about one branch until you confirm it with the branch you plan to use.

How do I choose an ACE branch?

Start with distance and the kind of care you need.

• Emergencies: Pick the closest branch with a 24-hour ER, and confirm by phone. ACE Mandaluyong's site lists a 24/7 emergency hotline, (02) 5322 0400. ACE Butuan's site lists an emergency department number, 0927 057 2227. We did not check the ER hours of every branch.
• Size: Bed counts range from 35 to 125. Smaller branches may refer complex cases elsewhere, so ask whether the service you need is available, such as surgery, dialysis, ICU or NICU.
• Level: Eighteen rows are Level 2 and Bayawan is Level 1. For major or specialized care, ask the branch what it handles on site and what it transfers out.
• Your doctor: In a doctor-owned hospital, the physician you want may only practice at certain branches. Ask the clinic or the hospital's "Find a Doctor" page.
• Coverage: Check that your HMO and PhilHealth are accepted at that branch, not just at "ACE."

In and around Metro Manila, the table has branches in Mandaluyong, Pateros, Quezon City and Valenzuela, plus Baliwag and Malolos in nearby Bulacan. For the Visayas, see our Cebu healthcare guide. If you were actually looking for Valenzuela Medical Center, see our separate Valenzuela Medical Center rates and fees post.

How do I contact or book at an ACE branch?

Call or message the specific branch. The phone numbers in the table come from PhilHealth's list and may not be the numbers each hospital prefers for appointments, so check the branch's own website or official Facebook page.

For a booking or admission, have these ready:

1. A valid ID and your PhilHealth number (or your MDR, if you have it).
2. Your HMO card and a guarantee letter if your plan requires one. See our guide to the guarantee letter.
3. Your doctor's referral or your lab results, if any.
4. The name of the service or doctor you want, so the front desk can route you.

On the ACE Mandaluyong homepage, "Find a Doctor," "Promos & Packages" and "Accredited HMOs" are menu items. Other branches may use different layouts, so we cannot promise every branch has the same pages.

How much does it cost, and how do I lower the bill?

There is no network-wide price list we could find, so we give no peso figures here. ACE branches are separate companies and set their own rates, and the few rate pages we found are branch-specific and dated.

What helps:

• Ask the branch for a written estimate for your room type and procedure, and ask whether professional fees are separate.
• Use PhilHealth. Admissions in an accredited hospital can reduce your bill through case rates. See PhilHealth hospitalization benefits.
• Use your HMO at branches on its accredited list. See HMO-accredited clinics.
• Compare rooms. Ward and semi-private rooms usually cost less than private ones. See hospital room rates in the Philippines.
• Ask about assistance if you cannot pay. See what to do if you can't pay your hospital bill.

For national price context, read our hospital rates overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is ACE Medical Center one hospital?

No. ACE (Allied Care Experts) is a group of doctor-owned hospitals sharing a brand. Each branch is a separately incorporated company with its own address, beds and rates.

What does ACE stand for in ACE Medical Center?

ACE stands for Allied Care Experts. The group's own sites call it the Allied Care Experts (ACE) Group of Hospitals.

How many ACE Medical Center branches are there?

The group's sites and a 2024 press item say around 30. PhilHealth's September 30, 2026 list shows 19 ACE branches with figures plus a Cagayan de Oro row with unclear figures.

Are ACE hospitals PhilHealth-accredited?

The branches in the table above are on PhilHealth's 2026 list of accredited hospitals, with accreditation dates running from December 31, 2026 to December 31, 2028. A hospital not in the table may still be accredited under another name, so ask it directly.

Are ACE hospitals private or government?

The 19 branches in our table are all marked private (P) on PhilHealth's list. Zero Balance Billing does not apply to them, as it covers only DOH-retained government hospitals.

Which ACE branch has the most beds?

ACE Medical Center Bohol in Tagbilaran City, at 125 beds on PhilHealth's list. The smallest are Tuguegarao and Dipolog at 35 beds each.

Do all ACE branches have the same prices?

No. Each branch sets its own rates and publishes different information. Ask the branch you plan to use for a written estimate.

Where is ACE Medical Center in Metro Manila?

PhilHealth's list shows branches in Mandaluyong (145 Haig St.), Pateros (884 P. Herrera St.), Quezon City (20 Seminary Road, Bahay Toro) and Valenzuela (548 McArthur Highway, Malanday).

Conclusion

"ACE Medical Center" is a brand shared by many separate hospitals, so look up the branch, not the name. Use the table to find the nearest PhilHealth-accredited branch, call it for current services, doctors and rates, and confirm your HMO and PhilHealth coverage before you go.

For next steps, see our hospital rates overview, the guide to PhilHealth hospitalization benefits, and the HMO-accredited clinics list. To compare hospitals and clinics near you, search ClinicFinderPH.