Metro Pacific Health (MPH), through its network hospital Dr. Jesus Delgado Memorial Hospital (Delgado Hospital) in Quezon City, is working to make healthcare more accessible to Filipinos, especially to newborns in need. In partnership with the Megawide Foundation, this collaboration highlights a shared commitment to improving healthcare for families who need it the most.

The “Megawide Save the Baby Program” at Delgado Hospital is a key part of this initiative, focusing on providing critical care for newborns in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). This program ensures that babies get the best medical treatment, no matter their family’s financial situation. The program aligns with Megawide Foundation’s goal of building a “First-World Philippines,” where healthcare and other essential services are available to everyone.

During a special ceremony to kick off the program, representatives from both organizations gathered to mark the beginning of this important partnership. Pictured from left are Delgado Hospital’s officers Rennier Paredes of Business Development, Jefte Gabriel Deluso of Credit and Collection, Jen Palarca of Marketing and Sales, and Angel Eve Competente of Medical Social Services, with Megawide Program Manager Julia Agida and MPH Corporate Social Responsibility Consultant Jude Trinidad.

This partnership is part of a growing effort to make a real difference in the lives of the most vulnerable, ensuring that every Filipino, especially those in critical need, has access to quality healthcare.