Medical Center Parañaque Guide 2026: Services, Contacts, HMOs
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Quick Answer: Medical Center Parañaque (MCP) is a private Level 2, 56-bed hospital on Dr. A. Santos Ave. (Sucat Road), Parañaque City, with PhilHealth accreditation through December 31, 2026. Its own website says it has operated since 1977. It runs a cath lab, heart station, eye center, 12-machine hemodialysis unit, CT scan, laboratory and rehabilitation department, and lists a 24/7 emergency hotline at (02) 5318-9900 to 9999. MCP does not publish a price list, so you cannot budget from its website. You will need to ask billing or the department directly.
About this guide: Medical Center Parañaque does not publish a price list on its website. We checked medicalcenterparanaque.com/rates, /room-rates, /price-list, /pricing and /packages (all returned 404), plus the Promos page, the Patient Guide, the Accredited HMOs page, every department page and the site's sitemap. The only package-style posts are two 2024 promos whose prices are unreadable on the site, so we give no peso figures. Facility details come from the hospital's own website, medicalcenterparanaque.com. Level, bed count, ownership and accreditation come from PhilHealth's list of accredited hospitals for CY 2026 (updated September 30, 2026). Last checked: November 2026.
Table of Contents
- What is Medical Center Parañaque?
- Where is MCP and how do I contact it?
- What services and departments does MCP have?
- Does MCP publish its rates?
- Which HMOs does MCP accept?
- How do I estimate and lower my bill?
- How do I book a consult?
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Conclusion
What is Medical Center Parañaque?
Medical Center Parañaque is a hospital in Parañaque City, Metro Manila. Its website's history page says Medical Center Paranaque, Inc. (MCPI) had its incorporation papers approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission on October 7, 1977, and that a new building was built in 2016. The same page says the hospital began a collaboration with "A Mount Grace Hospital" in 2020. That page gives no further detail on what the collaboration covers.
PhilHealth's 2026 list of accredited hospitals, updated September 30, 2026, lists Medical Center Parañaque, Inc. as a private, Level 2 hospital with 56 beds, at Dr. A. Santos Ave., Sucat, Parañaque City, accredited through December 31, 2026. It is not a government facility. That matters for cost: the DOH's Zero Balance Billing program applies only to DOH-retained government hospitals, so you should not expect it here. See our Zero Balance Billing guide for where it does apply.
You can also view the main directory entry at Medical Center Parañaque.
Where is MCP and how do I contact it?
The website gives the location as Dr. A. Santos Ave., Parañaque. The hospital's history page refers to its presence along Sucat Road, which is the same stretch of road in common use. The department pages place services in Building A (North and South Wings) and Building B.
Numbers listed on the hospital's website:
- Trunklines: (02) 5318-9900 and (02) 5318-9999
- Mobile hotline: 0917 811 8094 (the OPD page labels this number for information)
- Emergency hotline, 24/7: (02) 5318-9900 to 9999, as labeled in the site header
- Facebook: facebook.com/mcparanaque
Department extensions are on each service page, for example local 340 for the Catheterization Laboratory, local 100 for the Eye Center and local 209 for Hemodialysis. Two pages show different local numbers for the laboratory (156 on the department page, 159 in a news post), so ask the operator to connect you rather than relying on one extension.
What services and departments does MCP have?
The Services page lists eleven departments. Details below come from each department's own page.
| Department | What the site lists | Hours stated |
|---|---|---|
| Catheterization Laboratory | Coronary angiogram, angioplasty with stent (PCI), pacemaker and ICD insertion, cerebral and peripheral angiogram, aneurysm coiling | Mon–Sat 8 am–5 pm; Sun/holidays 7 am–3 pm |
| Heart Station | ECG, treadmill stress test, stress echo, 2D echo, fetal and pediatric echo, Holter and ambulatory BP monitoring, duplex scans | Mon–Sat 7 am–5 pm; Sun/holidays 7 am–3 pm |
| Eye Center | OCT scans, biometry, YAG and retinal lasers, microsurgery (cataract, glaucoma, retina) | Mon–Sat 8 am–5 pm |
| Hemodialysis | 12 dialysis machines; high-flux, low-flux and reused-dialyzer sessions | Mon–Sat 6 am–10 pm |
| Radiology | X-ray (24 hours), ultrasound, CT scan | X-ray 24 hours; CT 8 am–4 pm |
| Pathology and Laboratory | Hematology, chemistry, microbiology, blood station, histopathology | 24 hours daily |
| Pulmonary | Nebulization, arterial blood gas, ventilator and BiPAP/CPAP support | 24/7 |
| Rehabilitation and PT | Stroke, arthritis, musculoskeletal and pediatric conditions | Mon–Sat 9 am–7 pm |
| OPD Clinics | Doctor consultations, floors 3 to 7 | Mon–Sat 9 am–6 pm |
| OB Ultrasound | OB-gyne ultrasound | Not stated |
| Pediatrics | Pediatric care, 6th floor, North Wing | Not stated |
The hospital's news posts also mention a 128-slice CT scanner, a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and an Animal Bite Center. Those posts date from early 2024, so confirm they are still operating before you travel.
Does MCP publish its rates?
No. We found no rate sheet, room rate list or package list. The site's Promos section has four posts, all from February to May 2024:
- A Circumcision Package post with no price in the text.
- A Hemophilia Package post that states a price, but the text on the site is corrupted into question marks, so the figure cannot be read.
- A Maternity Care Promo with the details corrupted in the same way.
- A World Glaucoma Week promo of 25% off glaucoma diagnostic procedures, valid only March 1 to 27, 2024. It has expired.
None of these gives a usable current price, so we do not quote one. Be wary of any third-party site that lists MCP room rates or procedure prices as if they were official. The hospital's own Patient Guide says patients have the right to know their hospital and physician fees and to receive information about possible financial assistance. Use that: ask for a written estimate before you are admitted or scheduled for a procedure. For general ranges across hospitals, see our hospital rates guide and room rates guide.
Which HMOs does MCP accept?
MCP has an Accredited HMOs page, but it shows only logo images, with no text list and no accreditation dates. The image file names on that page include Maxicare, Medicard, Intellicare, PhilCare, Cocolife, Etiqa, EastWest Healthcare, Pacific Cross, Kaiser, Avega, Carewell, ValuCare, Insular Health Care, Sun Life Grepa and others. The logo images were uploaded in January 2024 per their file paths, so treat the list as a starting point only.
Accreditation does not guarantee that your plan covers a specific admission. Before treatment, call your HMO to confirm your coverage and ask MCP whether it needs a Letter of Authorization. Our guides on HMO-accredited clinics, choosing an HMO and HMO vs PhilHealth explain how that process works.
How do I estimate and lower my bill?
Start with a written estimate from the billing office or the department, listing room type, procedure and expected length of stay. Your bill is not just the hospital's charges: doctors' professional fees are billed on top.
Then reduce it in this order:
- PhilHealth. If you are a member, ask how the case rate for your diagnosis is applied. See the PhilHealth hospitalization benefits guide and the PhilHealth benefits overview. MCP is on PhilHealth's accredited list through December 31, 2026. We could not verify ward bed availability, so confirm it before admission.
- HMO. Use the accredited list above, and get your letter of authorization before a planned admission.
- Assistance programs. If the bill is still too large, see PCSO medical assistance, DSWD AICS and DOH MAIFIP. A guarantee letter can cover part of a bill, and a promissory note may be an option for the balance. Our can't pay a hospital bill guide walks through each option.
We did not verify a Malasakit Center at MCP. Those desks are located in government hospitals, so check our Malasakit Center guide for locations.
How do I book a consult?
For the OPD, call (02) 5318-9900 or 5318-9999, or the mobile hotline 0917 811 8094, and ask for the doctor's clinic schedule. MCP's website lists consultants by specialty with clinic numbers, schedules and secretaries' contact numbers, and notes that you should confirm a physician's schedule with the Information/Concierge Department for your chosen day.
For diagnostics such as ultrasound or CT, the Radiology page says some studies are by appointment, and contrast procedures are always by appointment. For emergencies, use the 24/7 emergency hotline, but if someone is seriously unwell, go to the nearest emergency room rather than waiting on the phone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Medical Center Parañaque a government or private hospital?
It is private. PhilHealth's 2026 list of accredited hospitals codes it as private, and the hospital's own history page describes Medical Center Paranaque, Inc., registered with the SEC in 1977.
Does Medical Center Parañaque publish a price list?
No. We checked /rates, /room-rates, /price-list, /pricing and /packages (all 404) and read the Promos page. The only package posts are from 2024 and their prices are unreadable.
What is the emergency number of Medical Center Parañaque?
The site header lists a 24/7 emergency hotline at (02) 5318-9900 to 9999. For a life-threatening emergency, go to the nearest ER instead of waiting on the phone.
Where is Medical Center Parañaque located?
On Dr. A. Santos Ave. (Sucat Road), Parañaque City, according to the hospital's website.
Does Zero Balance Billing apply at Medical Center Parañaque?
No. ZBB applies only to DOH-retained government hospitals, and MCP is a private hospital.
Which HMOs are accepted at Medical Center Parañaque?
The Accredited HMOs page shows only logos. Their file names include Maxicare, Medicard, Intellicare, PhilCare and many others. Confirm your plan with both your HMO and the hospital.
What is the level and bed count of Medical Center Parañaque?
PhilHealth's 2026 list of accredited hospitals (updated September 30, 2026) shows Level 2 and 56 beds.
Is Medical Center Parañaque accredited by PhilHealth?
Yes. It is on PhilHealth's list of accredited hospitals for CY 2026, with accreditation valid through December 31, 2026.
Does Medical Center Parañaque have a dialysis unit?
Yes. Its website lists a Hemodialysis unit on the 2nd floor, South Wing, Building A, with 12 dialysis machines, open Monday to Saturday 6 am to 10 pm. The page lists local 209 and 0917 806 2098.
Conclusion
Medical Center Parañaque is a private Level 2, 56-bed hospital with PhilHealth accreditation through 2026 and a wide set of departments, from cardiac cath lab to hemodialysis, but it does not publish prices. Ask for a written estimate, confirm your HMO or PhilHealth coverage before admission, and use the assistance programs above if the bill is beyond your means. For nearby hospitals to compare, see our Asian Hospital rates guide, the Ospital ng Muntinlupa rates guide and the Las Piñas Doctors Hospital guide. Use ClinicFinderPH search to compare hospitals and clinics near you.