Ospital ng Muntinlupa Rates & Fees 2026: Naming, Care Card, Contact

Quick Answer: If you're searching for "Muntinlupa Medical Center," you almost certainly mean Ospital ng Muntinlupa (OsMun), the city's public hospital in Filinvest Corporate City, Civic Drive, Alabang — "Muntinlupa Medical Center" is not a separate facility. OsMun is LGU-owned by the City Government of Muntinlupa, not DOH-retained, so national Zero Balance Billing does not automatically apply. It does not publish an itemized price list, so this guide does not quote one — call 8 771-0457 for billing questions. Muntinlupa residents can access subsidized care through the Muntinlupa Care Card (MCC), and the hospital hosts the 163rd Malasakit Center nationwide, opened April 2024.

About this guide: We checked Ospital ng Muntinlupa's listing on the city government site and its department pages for a published rate schedule — none exists. This guide covers what's actually verifiable: how the hospital is governed, what that means for your bill, the Muntinlupa Care Card assistance program, and how to reach the hospital directly. We are not estimating or quoting figures we cannot source. For a cost estimate, contact the hospital's billing office. Last checked: August 2026.

Table of Contents

• Ospital ng Muntinlupa, not "Muntinlupa Medical Center"
• About Ospital ng Muntinlupa
• Is it a government hospital? What that means for your bill
• The Muntinlupa Care Card
• What's not covered
• The Malasakit Center
• How to contact Ospital ng Muntinlupa
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Conclusion

Ospital ng Muntinlupa, not "Muntinlupa Medical Center"

This naming confusion is common enough that it's worth clearing up before anything else. "Muntinlupa Medical Center" is not a distinct hospital — that name doesn't correspond to a separate facility with its own address, license, or services. If you search for it, you'll find it redirects back to general information about Muntinlupa City itself, not a standalone hospital page.

There is a separate, private hospital with a similar-sounding name: Medical Center Muntinlupa, Inc., formerly known as Muntinlupa Polymedic. That is a different facility entirely, privately owned and operated, not affiliated with the city government.

The hospital almost everyone searching "Muntinlupa Medical Center" actually means is Ospital ng Muntinlupa (OsMun) — the city's own public hospital, ISO 9001:2015 certified, located in Filinvest Corporate City, Alabang. The rest of this guide covers OsMun specifically. If you meant the private facility, note that it operates independently and won't be covered by the city programs described below.

About Ospital ng Muntinlupa

Ospital ng Muntinlupa is owned and operated by the City Government of Muntinlupa, listed among the city's official Departments and Offices. It holds ISO 9001:2015 certification. It's located in Filinvest Corporate City, Civic Drive, Alabang, Muntinlupa City.

Inside the hospital, there is also a Mayor's Action Center, giving residents a direct channel to city assistance programs while they're already on-site for care — useful if you're navigating both a medical visit and a request for financial help at the same time.

You can reach the hospital at 8 771-0457, with local extensions for specific departments (local 113 for HR-related matters, local 228 for other inquiries).

Is it a government hospital? What that means for your bill

Yes, but with an important distinction: Ospital ng Muntinlupa is LGU-owned, run by the Muntinlupa city government — it is not a DOH-retained hospital. That difference matters for how national billing policy applies to you.

DOH-retained hospitals — run directly by the national Department of Health — are the facilities where Zero Balance Billing automatically applies to every PhilHealth member admitted to a ward bed, regardless of income. LGU-owned hospitals like OsMun sit outside that automatic national framework. Your PhilHealth case rate benefits still apply the same way anywhere in the country, but the additional national ZBB layer that zeroes out the remaining balance is not guaranteed simply because you're in a ward bed here. For the full mechanics of how ZBB works where it does apply, see our Zero Balance Billing guide.

What OsMun does offer instead is a city-run assistance program of its own — the Muntinlupa Care Card, covered next.

The Muntinlupa Care Card

Instead of relying solely on national programs, Muntinlupa runs its own local assistance mechanism: the Muntinlupa Care Card (MCC).

Per the city's Social Services Department Citizen's Charter (dated September 2025), OsMun's Medical Social Service Section administers a Medical Assistance Program where eligibility is listed as "Registered Voter /or Care Card Holder." To avail, you'll generally need the Muntinlupa Care Card itself, plus a clinical abstract, a billing statement, a valid ID, a barangay indigency certificate, and your PhilHealth Member Data Record / PMRF.

Some news coverage describes tiered subsidy levels tied to the Care Card — reportedly including a "K-Card Diamond" tier for families under a certain monthly income — but we could not confirm an official 2026 tier table, so we're not publishing specific subsidy percentages here. What we can confirm is that tiers of assistance exist. If you hold a Care Card or are a registered Muntinlupa voter, bring your documents to the hospital's Social Services Department and ask them directly what tier and subsidy amount applies to your case.

What's not covered

• Ospital ng Muntinlupa does not publish an itemized rate list for any service — outpatient consultations, room rates, laboratory, or procedures. We found no fee schedule on the city site or the hospital's department pages, so we are not estimating figures here.
• National Zero Balance Billing is not automatic the way it is at DOH-retained hospitals, since OsMun is city-owned. Ask Admitting directly what applies to your specific case.
• The current Muntinlupa Care Card subsidy tiers are not officially published for 2026 that we could verify — confirm your specific subsidy amount with the Social Services Department rather than relying on outside estimates.

If a balance remains after PhilHealth and any city assistance, see our guide on what to do if you can't pay a hospital bill and check whether PCSO medical assistance can help.

The Malasakit Center

Ospital ng Muntinlupa hosts the 163rd Malasakit Center nationwide, which opened in April 2024. A Malasakit Center combines DOH, PhilHealth, DSWD, and PCSO financial assistance behind a single counter, so families don't have to travel between separate government offices while a relative is admitted. Using it is free, and assistance is typically applied as a guarantee letter against your remaining bill rather than issued as cash.

Combined with the hospital's own Mayor's Action Center and the Muntinlupa Care Card program, OsMun patients have several potential channels for financial assistance in one location. For the general framework behind Malasakit Centers nationwide, see our Malasakit Center guide.

How to contact Ospital ng Muntinlupa

Ask for Admitting for room availability and current rates, Billing for a cost estimate, the Social Services Department for Muntinlupa Care Card assistance, and the Malasakit Center desk for combined national assistance programs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Muntinlupa Medical Center the same as Ospital ng Muntinlupa?

Effectively, yes — "Muntinlupa Medical Center" is not a separate, distinct hospital with its own facility or address. If you're searching for that name, you almost certainly mean Ospital ng Muntinlupa (OsMun), the city government's public hospital in Alabang. Note there is a separate private facility called Medical Center Muntinlupa, Inc. (formerly Muntinlupa Polymedic) — that one is a different hospital entirely and not run by the city.

Is Ospital ng Muntinlupa free?

Not automatically in the way DOH-retained hospitals are. OsMun is owned by the Muntinlupa city government rather than the national Department of Health, so it falls outside the automatic Zero Balance Billing framework that applies to ward patients at DOH-retained hospitals. Instead, Muntinlupa residents can seek subsidized care through the Muntinlupa Care Card program, administered by the hospital's Social Services Department.

What is the Muntinlupa Care Card?

It's a city-issued card that determines eligibility for Ospital ng Muntinlupa's Medical Assistance Program. Per the city's Citizen's Charter, eligibility requires being a registered Muntinlupa voter or a Care Card holder, along with supporting documents — a clinical abstract, billing statement, valid ID, barangay indigency certificate, and PhilHealth PMRF. We could not confirm an official 2026 subsidy tier table, so ask the Social Services Department directly what percentage applies to your case.

Does Ospital ng Muntinlupa publish room rates?

No — we found no published price list for room rates, consultations, or procedures on the city government site or the hospital's own pages. Call 8 771-0457 and ask Billing directly for a current estimate.

Does Ospital ng Muntinlupa have a Malasakit Center?

Yes. It's the 163rd Malasakit Center nationwide, opened in April 2024. It combines DOH, PhilHealth, DSWD, and PCSO assistance at a single counter, and using it is free.

What is the phone number for Ospital ng Muntinlupa?

The main line is 8 771-0457, with local 113 for HR-related matters and local 228 for general inquiries. Ask to be routed to Admitting, Billing, Social Services, or the Malasakit Center depending on your need.

Is Ospital ng Muntinlupa a DOH hospital?

No — it is owned and run by the City Government of Muntinlupa, not the national Department of Health. That's an important distinction because it means the national Zero Balance Billing policy, which automatically zeroes out ward-bed balances at DOH-retained hospitals, doesn't automatically apply here. The city runs its own separate assistance program instead, the Muntinlupa Care Card.

Conclusion

If "Muntinlupa Medical Center" brought you here, you're looking for Ospital ng Muntinlupa — a real, ISO-certified, city-government-owned hospital in Alabang, not a separately named facility. It's LGU-owned rather than DOH-retained, so national Zero Balance Billing isn't automatic, but Muntinlupa residents have their own path to subsidized care through the Muntinlupa Care Card, plus a Malasakit Center on-site for combined national assistance. What we won't do is hand you a price list that doesn't exist — call 8 771-0457 for a real estimate.

For more on how government hospital billing works nationally, see our guide to hospital rates in the Philippines, or compare with our guides to Justice Jose Abad Santos General Hospital and Dr. Jose N. Rodriguez Memorial Hospital. To find a government hospital near you or search other facilities directly, use ClinicFinderPH.