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Healthcare providers in Manila, Philippines
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Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines · In Teleperformance Center Ayala
3.4 (563 reviews) -
HXHP+36Q, Taft Ave · In the University of the Philippines Manila
3.9 (377 reviews) -
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FMAB, Taft Ave Ermita · In the University of the Philippines Manila
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Intramuros, Metro Manila, Philippines · Near the Manila Cathedral
3.5 (18 reviews) -
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Room A 28, Chinese General Hospital, 286, Blumentrit Street, Sta. Cruz
5.0 (9 reviews) -
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Unit R-403A, Reina Regente St · In Lucky Chinatown Mall
2.1 (7 reviews) -
1000 Independence Rd · Near the Manila Ocean Park
4.7 (7 reviews) -
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Grand Placement & General Services Corp. (GPGSC), 1004 F. Agoncillo
3.3 (6 reviews) -
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Philippines
3.4 (5 reviews) -
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Room 610, Manila Doctors Hospital Building, United Nations Avenue, Ermita
4.0 (4 reviews) -
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1240 Rizal Avenue Corner E. Remigio St. Santa Cruz,
3.0 (3 reviews) -
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3rd Floor, PRC Building, Bonifacio Drive, Port Area, Radial Rd 10
3.0 (2 reviews) -
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Right Central Block, Philippine General Hospital, Taft Avenue Extension, Ermita
5.0 (2 reviews) -
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606 Paco-Sta. Mesa Rd · In Trinity Healthcare Services, Inc. (Cocolife) - Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital - Manila
3.0 (2 reviews)
Frequently Asked Questions
Are urgent care clinics open on weekends in Manila, Philippines?
Yes, many urgent care centers in Manila, Philippines operate on weekends, including Our Lady Of Lourdes Hospital Medical Arts Building locations.
What’s the difference between urgent care and emergency rooms?
Urgent care centers treat non-life-threatening conditions like minor injuries, infections, flu symptoms, or sprains — and are often faster and more affordable than emergency rooms. Emergency rooms (ERs) handle serious or life-threatening emergencies, such as chest pain, severe bleeding, stroke symptoms, or major trauma.