by Bohol Property 
Bohol is well known for its famous Chocolate Hills, beaches, and tourist destinations. Beyond its allure and natural beauty, Bohol prioritizes healthcare and public health. Basic healthcare services are available throughout the island of Bohol because local hospitals or health centers exist in each municipality. The province provides a range of medical facilities for both locals and tourists, from fully furnished tertiary institutions to rural health units.
Most of the major hospitals in Tagbilaran City are conveniently located just 15–20 minutes away from key residential developments such as Royal Palms Bohol and nearby condominium projects like Balai Helena by BE Residences. This close proximity adds significant value for homeowners, residents, and investors who prioritize easy access to quality healthcare services
This article highlights the leading hospitals in Bohol. These hospitals are well-equipped to manage various medical and emergency needs and are essential healthcare providers for the entire province.
Governor Celestino Gallares Memorial Medical Center (GCGMMC) – Tagbilaran City
Location: M. Inting Avenue, Tagbilaran City
Type: Government (Tertiary Hospital)
It is the cornerstone of the province’s public health system in Bohol. The Department of Health oversees this government-owned, non-profit tertiary hospital, which was founded in 1973 and acts as the central referral hub for several towns in Bohol.
Some Services Offered: Emergency and trauma care, medical, surgical, pediatric, and OB-GYN wards, diagnostic services such as X-ray, ultrasound, and CT scan, outpatient consultations, and treatment. PhilHealth also accredited the hospital, making it accessible and affordable for many Boholanos.
Estimated Prices:
- General consultation: ₱200–₱600
- Laboratory tests: ₱150–₱1,000 depending on the procedure
- CT scan: Starts at ₱5,000 (with PhilHealth discounts applicable)
(Prices are based on gathered data and may vary. Please contact the hospital for updated rates.)
Many Boholanos can access GCGMMC’s services because it is a government-funded facility. Thanks to PhilHealth accreditation, patients can take advantage of various healthcare packages, which lower out-of-pocket costs. Furthermore, some services might be provided without charge, particularly to financially struggling patients, to keep aligned with the hospital’s goal of providing fair and equitable healthcare.
ACE Medical Center – Tagbilaran
Location: Dampas District, Tagbilaran City
Type: Private Hospital
ACE Medical Center–Bohol is regarded as the most advanced private hospital in the province. As part of the Allied Care Experts (ACE) network of hospitals in the Philippines, it is equipped with state-of-the-art medical technology and designed to meet modern healthcare standards.
Many of the best medical specialists in Bohol are based at this facility. ACE is a collaborative center of expertise in various medical specialties, with many specialists throughout the province practicing or affiliated with the organization. Prices may be higher compared to public hospitals. Still, ACE has gained the trust of both local and visiting patients due to its reputation for having more advanced facilities and comprehensive care.
Some Services Offered:
ACE Medical Center offers 24/7 emergency services, inpatient and outpatient care, laboratory and imaging services, general and specialized surgery, and maternity and women’s health services.
Estimated Prices:
- Outpatient consultation: ₱800–₱1,500
- Laboratory and imaging tests: ₱300–₱3,000
- Minor surgery: Starts at ₱10,000
- Room rates: ₱1,500–₱4,000 per day (private room)
(Prices are based on gathered data and may vary. Please contact the hospital for updated rates.)
Holy Name University Medical Center (HNUMC) – Tagbilaran City
Location: Gallares Street, Tagbilaran City
Type: Private Teaching Hospital
Holy Name University Medical Center (HNUMC) is a well-established private teaching hospital affiliated with Holy Name University in Bohol. HNUMC has offered the local community high-quality healthcare services for more than ten years. The hospital’s state-of-the-art medical facilities and skilled medical staff guarantee complete patient care.
Some Services Offered: The hospital offers general consultations, inpatient and outpatient services, minor surgical procedures, maternity and child care, and lab and diagnostic tests. It’s a sensible choice for families who need reliable healthcare at a reasonable cost.
Estimated Prices:
- Consultation: ₱400–₱800
- Basic blood tests: ₱200–₱500
- Maternity package: Starts at ₱8,000 for normal delivery
- Discounts are often available for students and low-income patients
(Prices are based on gathered data and may vary. Please contact the hospital for updated rates.)
Ramiro Community Hospital – Tagbilaran City
Location: Graham Avenue, Tagbilaran City
Type: Private Hospital
Ramiro Community Hospital (RCH), founded in 1975 by Dr. Luther Z. Ramiro and his wife Dinah Lumain-Ramiro, has been a vital component of Bohol’s healthcare system for almost 50 years. RCH, which started as a 10-bed clinic and has since expanded to a 118-bed Level II hospital, is renowned for its dedication to providing high-quality care at affordable rates.
In March 2020, RCH teamed up with Metro Pacific Hospital Holdings, Inc. (MPHHI), the biggest private hospital network in the Philippines, to improve its facilities and services. This partnership has resulted in significant improvements, such as medical equipment modernization, the Dialysis Center’s expansion, and enhancements to the Critical Care Complex.
Some Services Offered: Emergency care and outpatient consultations, surgery and maternity services, diagnostic tests (X-ray, ultrasound, laboratory), internal medicine, pediatrics, OB-GYN, and general surgery. Patients appreciate the hospital’s warm, community-centered approach to healthcare.
Estimated Prices:
- Consultation: ₱600–₱1,200
- X-ray: ₱500–₱1,200
- Minor procedures: ₱7,000–₱15,000
- Room rates: ₱1,200–₱3,500 per day
(Prices are based on gathered data and may vary. Please contact the hospital for updated rates.)
Don Emilio del Valle Memorial Hospital – Ubay
Location: Poblacion, Ubay, Bohol
Type: Government Hospital
Northeastern Bohol’s top government hospital is DEDVMH. It is situated in Ubay and provides accessible and necessary healthcare services, acting as the primary referral center for towns in the eastern province. Since its founding in 2003, the hospital has significantly expanded, and under Republic Act No. 11323, its bed capacity was raised from 50 to 300. Additionally, it has ISO certification, which guarantees the presence of high-quality healthcare systems.
With cutting-edge medical equipment like a CT scan, multiple dialysis units, and Bohol’s first MRI machine in a public hospital, DEDVMH helps reduce the need for diagnostic trips into the city. In 2020, it opened the second Malasakit Center in Bohol, facilitating patient access to financial aid.
Some Services Offered: Emergency room and outpatient care, general medical services, maternity and child care, minor surgeries, and medical procedures. While not as large as Tagbilaran’s hospitals, it’s a crucial resource for communities in northeastern Bohol.
Estimated Prices:
- Consultation: ₱100–₱300
- Laboratory work: ₱100–₱500
- Childbirth services: ₱5,000–₱7,000 (normal delivery, public rate)
- Most services are PhilHealth-supported
(Prices are based on gathered data and may vary. Please contact the hospital for updated rates.)
Bohol’s healthcare system is still being strengthened, with both public and private hospitals striving to serve the needs of locals and tourists. Although Tagbilaran City continues to be the primary center for cutting-edge medical care, notable advancements in hospitals in other towns demonstrate the province’s dedication to reliable and easily accessible healthcare.
Those who are thinking about settling or visiting Bohol can be reassured that high-quality care is accessible thanks to this expanding network of medical facilities. Living in Bohol means taking advantage of its serene way of life and stunning natural surroundings without sacrificing the necessary amenities. The province is more than ready to support the health and well-being of its people.
