New exclusive Wing for Maxicare at ManilaMed

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Top executives of ManilaMed and Maxicare recently gathered together to inaugurate
The Wing, the newest in-patient facility of Maxicare Healthcare Corporation located at
the 8th floor of ManilaMed in Ermita, Manila.

The new Maxicare Wing is designed to give Maxicare cardholders a fast, seamless
admission and discharge process, as well as an easy access to ManilaMed’s medical
practitioners and facilities.

A Maxicare Liaison Officer is available 24/7 to assist admitted members for any
concerns during confinement at The Wing. The rooms are fully air-conditioned and are
furnished with amenities such as utility cabinets, a Smart HD Television and fast WiFi

connection so they can access movies and TV series.

Leading the inauguration were Maxicare president Sean Argos, medical vice president
and medical director Erlinda Tiuseco, vice president for operations Sylvia Stolk,
customer experience consultant Rihard Vanags, with ManilaMed president Bombit dela
Cruz, medical director Susana Padilla-Campos, vice chairman of the board Danilo
Dolor, and board of director Jose Paulo Campos.

Other Maxicare Wings are located at the 8th Floor Tower 1 of Makati Medical Center in
Makati City, 12th Floor Medical Arts Tower of The Medical City in Ortigas, 8th Floor of
Victor R. Potenciano Medical Center in Mandaluyong City, and 7th Floor of Metro Davao
Medical & Research Center.

With convenience as one of its major thrust, Maxicare continuously exerts efforts and
expands horizons to provide its members more efficient and seamless way to access
their benefits.

The new Maxicare Wing is at the 8th Floor of Manila Med, 850 UN Avenue, Ermita, City

of Manila.

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