Unli check-ups for P500

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How far can your P500 go when visiting a doctor’s office for check-ups? With MediCard Health Check Card, you can get unlimited consultations with doctors plus discounts on laboratory tests for only P500!

 The MediCard Health Check Card is an offering from MediCard Philippines, a leading HMO provider in the country, to help Filipinos get regular health check-ups and preventive health care services at an affordable price point. “MediCard believes in the importance of a regular doctor’s visit to maintain good health. However, some families can’t afford consultations and lab tests. That’s why we offer the MediCard Health Check Card as a smart way for Pinoys to take charge of their health without taking a heavy toll on their budget,” says Luis Montoya, SVP for Strategic Planning of MediCard Philippines.

For a one-time payment of P500, MediCard Health Check cardholders are entitled to a one-year unlimited consultations with MediCard primary care physicians, including general practitioners, internists, family doctors, pediatricians, and ob-gynaecologists. Consultations with MediCard specialists, like ENT doctors, ophthalmologists and rehab medicine physicians, are available for a flat rate of only P350.

MediCard Health Check cardholders can also avail themselves of the annual physical examination (APE), which covers comprehensive physical exam, complete blood count (CBC), urinalysis, fecalysis, and chest X-ray. In addition, they can get a 20% discount on all laboratory and diagnostics procedures.

 All MediCard Health Check Card benefits may be availed from Mondays thru Fridays and by appointment at the MediCard free-standing clinic where the card was purchased. There is no age limitation and no pre-acceptance medical exam to avail of the card. Membership is good for one (1) year.

To apply for a MediCard Health Check Card, simply visit or call MediCard free-standing clinics at the MediCard Lifestyle Center, King’s Court II, McKinley Hill, Centris, Fairview, Ortigas, Alabang, Imus, Sta. Rosa, Calamba, SM Clark, Cebu and Sta. Lucia. For more information, go to http://www.medicardphils.com/office-clinics.




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