Politics · Philippines Bureau
Medical City Clark pledges strict adherence to anti-deposit healthcare law
The Medical City Clark has reaffirmed its commitment to comply with the Anti-Hospital Deposit Law, which bars hospitals from requiring upfront payment before delivering emergency care to critically ill patients. The facility serves as the primary medical provider and trauma response center for Clark Freeport Zone.
LSN Philippines ·
CLARK FREEPORT ZONE — The Medical City Clark has restated its dedication to full compliance with the Anti-Hospital Deposit Law, legislation designed to ensure patients in emergency or serious medical conditions receive immediate care regardless of financial capacity.
Under the law, hospitals are prohibited from demanding deposits or advance payments before treating patients facing life-threatening situations or requiring urgent medical intervention. The measure aims to remove financial barriers that could delay critical care delivery.
As the designated medical facility and emergency trauma response hub for Clark Freeport Zone, The Medical City Clark plays a vital role in providing emergency healthcare services to residents and visitors in the region.
The hospital's renewed commitment underscores the healthcare sector's responsibility to prioritize patient welfare and adhere to regulatory requirements protecting vulnerable populations requiring urgent medical attention.