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St. Luke's Launches its 1st Mobile Application

St. Luke's MedConnect app your easy access to world-class medical care



St. Luke's Medical Center is set to launch its first mobile application this January 2015 named St. Luke's MedConnect, an easy-to-use mobile application that gives the public easier access to the world-class hospital's wide array of healthcare services through features that can request a doctor's appointment, access one's laboratory results, reserve a room, pay online, schedule executive checkups, and read about essential information.


St. Luke's MedConnect is the first and fully functional application for the healthcare industry and will surely bring the hospital's world-class services closer to the public anytime, anywhere! To download the St. Luke's MedConnect App, potential users should go to the Apple Appstore or Google play and type in St. Luke's Medical Center and follow the installation instructions. Print and online ads will also have a QR code which connects to the St. Luke's MedConnect webpage directly.


St. Luke’s Medical Center (SLMC) has grown to be the leading and most respected and recognized healthcare institution in the Philippines. Its two facilities in Quezon City and Global City, Taguig are at par with the most advanced hospitals around the world. Testaments to SLMC’s world class quality medical services are accreditations and key affiliations with prestigious international organizations.

 

St. Luke’s-Quezon City has the sole distinction of being accredited four times by the JCI or Joint Commission International, the international arm of the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO), the oldest and most prestigious healthcare accreditation organization in the world.

 
St. Luke’s-Global City earned its first JCI accreditation after only two years of operation. Both Global City and Quezon City are also the only Philippine hospitals certified by German-based accrediting body Temos (Trust. effective medicine. optimized services.) for Excellence in Medical Tourism and Quality in International Patient Care.


The passion to continuously improve, redefine and evolve excellence in medical and patient services have been the cornerstones of SLMC’s mission to deliver state-of-the-art healthcare. This is also guided by key drivers: good clinical outcomes, patient safety, education, training and research, great patient experience and financial viability.



With 12 institutes and various departments and centers serving its patients, the hospital is taking a multidisciplinary and comprehensive approach to the diagnosis and treatment of specific medical conditions. It also has invested in the most advanced medical technologies and equipment which provide the most accurate diagnostics possible. With the most skilled and committed doctors having access to modern and precise tools, there is little doubt that SLMC is the foremost hospital in the Philippines.




Website: www.stlukesmedicalcenter.com.ph

Facebook: www.facebook.com/StLukesMedicalCenterOfficial







St. Luke's Medical Center-Quezon City

Tel Nos.: +632 723 0101 / +632 723 0301 | Email: info@stluke.com.ph


St. Luke's Medical Center-Global City

Tel. No.: +632 789 7900 | Email: info.bgc@stluke.com.ph



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