Marc Louie Del Rosario, MD, FACC

20/09/2025

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5th Gold Seal of Approval from JCI.
Patient-centered, world-class, value-for-money care, with a Filipino heart.

For the 5th time, Asian Hospital proudly earns the JCI Gold Seal of Approval under the 8th Edition leveled-up standards — achieving perfect scores in Anesthesia and Surgical Care, Patient-Centered Care, Governance, Leadership and Direction, Healthcare Technology, and the Human Subject Research Program.

Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation is a prestigious recognition granted to healthcare organizations that meet rigorous global standards for quality and patient safety.

It signifies Asian Hospital’s commitment to continuous improvement, teamwork, and excellence in delivering patient-centered care.

This milestone reaffirms our vision of zero-harm healthcare for you and your family, as we continue to strive for excellence in everything we do.

At Asian Hospital, you only get Alagang Deserve, Alagang Sulit.

29/08/2025

First patient treated with Cyberknife in the Philippines. 💚💛

13/08/2025

05/08/2025

Listen to Mr. Lugo’s story, and learn from stories like his. Let’s beat Ate Rose! ❤️

Prevent atherosclerosis by controlling your risk factors (high cholesterol, high blood sugar levels, high blood pressure, to***co use, etc).

Detect atherosclerosis early through blood tests, treadmill stress tests and, if needed, cardiac imaging tests.

10/06/2025

“Exercise is the most transformative thing that we can do for your brain today!” - Wendy Suzuki, Neuroscientist, NYU

More exercise = more happiness + more brain protection from dementia

And you don’t have to be an elite athlete!
30 mins of exercise x 3-4x/week = brain protection (and cardio benefits!) 💪🏻 🧠 ❤️🏃🏻‍♂️ 🏃🏻‍♀️

20/05/2025

10,000 steps? What about 5000 steps? Every step counts! The important thing is to get moving. 🏃🏻‍♂️ ♥️

20/05/2025

You may book your appointment (face to face or online) through the Now Serving app or website below:

03/03/2025

Daig ng maingat ang mayaman.

Mahal ang magkasakit. Pero gaanong kamahal nga ba ang magka-heart attack or stroke sa Pilipinas?

The second article in this 3-part series published in the Philippine Daily Inquirer looks at the cost of heart attack and stroke care in the Philippines, how much Philhealth pays for, and some things you can do to lessen the risk of another heart attack or stroke.

And an important update on the article for Philhealth members: Simula 2025, sagot na po ng Philhealth ang up to 523k pesos sa hospitalization kung kayo ay magkaroon ng heart attack at mangailangan ng coronary angioplasty.

(Part 2 of 3) First part: Deadly grip of cardiovascular diseases on Filipino families MANILA, Philippines—Heart attacks and strokes are among the most well-known medical conditions in the

01/03/2025

Mag-ingat po tayo sa masyadong madaming sodium. At hindi lang po sa asin. 🧂 Isama pa dito ang chichirya and French fries, gravy, cheese/cheese sauce, instant noodles, karneng de lata (corned feed, luncheon meat, etc), buillon cubes, toyo, patis, bagoong, etc. 🍕 🍟 🍜 🌭

Hindi po bawal kundi bawasan at pag-ingatan, para ang blood pressure at ang kidney function may mapangalagaan. ♥️

26/02/2025

This article is part of the Unblock Your Heart Health Reporting initiative, supported by the Philippine Press Institute and Novartis, to improve health literacy on cardiovascular diseases. Know your numbers, understand your risks, and consult your doctor—so no Filipino heart is lost too soon.

Read more: https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/2034631/deadly-grip-of-cardiovascular-diseases-on-filipino-families

MANILA, Philippines—Think of your loved ones — your family, friends, people you work with, or even the people in your community. Can you name someone who has suffered a heart attack or

15/02/2025

Hindi lahat ng may high blood pressure ay may nararamdaman. Know your blood pressure by measuring it. Kapag medyo tumataas na (stage 1 Hypertension), start doing some lifestyle modification: eat less salty foods, eat more fruits and vegetables, and exercise regularly. Kapag madalas na sa Stage 2, kumonsulta sa inyong doktor.

Happy Heart Month! ❤️

Nearly half of American adults have high blood pressure, putting them at higher risk for stroke and heart disease. The only way to know if BP is in a normal range is to measure it. Small steps can make a big difference.

25/01/2025

Don’t just look at your total cholesterol. Look at your bad cholesterol or LDL, and aim for the ideal target. What is “normal” for one person may be too high for you. 🫀

*For those who have had a heart attack, stroke, angioplasty or bypass surgery, lowering your LDL to less than 55 mg/dl has been shown to be better at preventing future heart attacks or strokes.

LDL cholesterol, the “bad” cholesterol, can cause fatty buildup in the arteries. High LDL can raise the risk of heart attack or stroke, but often has no symptoms. A simple blood test can tell you your LDL number. Various research studies have shown when it comes to LDL, "lower is better."

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