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St. Luke’s Medical Center is recognized as the leading and most respected 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. A testament to St. Luke's world class quality medical service is its accreditation with, and affiliation to, prestigious international organizations. In 2016, it was also the ﬁrst in the country to be accredited by JCI as an Academic Medical Center Hospital. St. Luke’s - Global City, on the other hand, earned its own JCI hospital accreditation in 2012 after only two years of operation. Both hospitals are also accredited by JCI for the Clinical CareProgram Certiﬁcation (CCPC) for the Primary Stroke Program. Germany-based accrediting body Temos (Trust, Effective Medicine, and Optimized Services) accredited both hospitals for Excellence in Medical Tourism and Quality in International Patient Care. St. Luke’s - Quezon City and Global City have also been recognized by the Diplomatic Council of Europe, in 2014 as two of only 20 “Best Hospitals Worldwide,” and in 2016 as part of the prestigious group’s list of “Preferred Partner Hospitals”.The passion to continuously improve, redeﬁne, and evolve excellence in medical and patient services has been the cornerstone 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, a superior patient experience, and ﬁnancial viability. St. Luke's Quezon City and Global City hospitals possess a combined total of 1,146 well-appointed rooms to ensure that all patients can be comfortably attended to, without fear of a shortage in accommodations. Each is equipped with the best available equipment depending on patient requirements, even providing bespoke services such as a selective menu, a private butler, and advanced living amenities. St. Luke's believes that comfort and a positive experience are vital in the quest for health and recovery, and its range of patient rooms are designed with precisely these in mind. It is because St. Luke's rooms provide a restorative space perfect for healing that they are a sought-after choice for patients who need hospital care. A testament to this would be the combined average number of in-patient admissions per year for both Quezon City and Global City Hospitals, which is at 60,321 annually. Meanwhile, an average of 2.7 million yearly outpatient consultations indicates that St. Luke's is also the top-of-mind choice even when patients are not required to be admitted. With 12 institutes and various departments and centers serving its patients, St. Luke's practices a multidisciplinary and comprehensive approach to the diagnosis and treatment of speciﬁc medical conditions, while significant investments have been made to acquire advanced medical technologies and equipment that provide the most accurate diagnostics possible. In the hands of skilled and committed doctors, these advanced tools help propel St. Luke's and its capabilities to the forefront of healthcare service in the Philippines. A rundown of the institution's most prominent centers and cutting-edge technologies verifies the hospital's position as a pioneer in the country’s health and wellness sphere. St. Luke's also addresses the limited number of organ donations in the Philippines with the establishment of its own Center for Organ Transplantation. The Center performs both living and deceased organ transplantation procedures with survival rates at par with international outcomes—reported by the best centers around the world—and is promptly capable of performing living-donor liver transplants. St. Luke's is also the first hospital in the Philippines to be accredited by PhilHealth for the “Z” Package, making organ transplantation at St. Luke's more affordable and accessible to more Filipinos. To be able to treat peritoneal carcinomatosis more effectively, St. Luke's has made Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy, or HIPEC, available to those afflicted with this rare type of cancer. HIPEC is the gold standard when it comes to this type of treatment, delivering the highly concentrated, heated chemotherapy to the affected area with more accuracy. St. Luke's Center for Advanced Reproductive Medicine and Infertility (CARMI) is the only hospital-based In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) unit in the Philippines. St. Luke's - Global City Facility is home to the country’s first Center for Advanced Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, under its Institute of Digestive and Liver diseases. The diagnostic and therapeutic center addresses upper and lower gastrointestinal diseases using state-of-the-art technology from Japan. Among the available procedures at the center are Endoscopic Mucosal Resection (EMR) and Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection (ESD), which do not require open surgery. St. Luke's Brain Attack Team (BAT), the first of its kind to be globally-recognized and accredited by the JCI, ensures the rapid and correct treatment of stroke. The BAT is composed of neurology and neurosurgery stroke consultants, stroke fellows, stroke nurses, emergency department doctors, radiology consultants, and endovascular specialists. ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction, or STEMI, demands rapid medical response. It is with this in mind that St. Luke's created the STEMI Team, specifically to address the needs of STEMI patients. Emergency physicians and nurses, coronary care unit nurses, Cathlab staff, and committed interventional cardiologists who adhere to international standards of treatment and response time comprise the team. The institution's Molecular Pathology arm, on the other hand, specializes in examining diseases and conditions from the root. To properly classify conditions, Molecular Pathology examines them through the molecular structure of the patient, providing a more accurate interpretation for a more personalized treatment. This multidisciplinary approach is commonly used in the diagnosis of cancer and other infectious diseases. St. Luke's is also proud to possess some of the most advanced technology in the Philippines. In both Global City and Quezon City hospitals, Patient Experience Ofﬁcers are always on hand to assist patients and their families with medical and personal concerns.

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Cardiac surgery

Alcohol septal ablation in hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy — ≈ $5,354

Aortic valve replacement (AVR) — ≈ $21,564

Atrial septal defect (ASD) repair — ≈ $14,862

Bio-prosthetic valve replacement — ≈ $29,820

Cardiac resynchronization therapy with defibrillator (CRT-D) — ≈ $19,834

Cardiac resynchronization therapy with pacemaker (CRT-P) — ≈ $12,021

Catheter cardiac ablation — ≈ $10,169

Catheter cryoablation — ≈ $11,705

Change of defibrillator — ≈ $7,578

Coarctectomy in children — ≈ $8,976

Coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) — $21,160

Coronary catheterization — ≈ $2,183

Double valve repair — ≈ $20,432

Double valve replacement — $21,160

Dual chamber pacemaker insertion — ≈ $4,180

Electrophysiology study (EPS) — ≈ $2,744

Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) — $0

Fractional flow reserve (FFR) — ≈ $844

Heart tumor surgery — ≈ $15,384

Heart valve repair — ≈ $24,058

Heart valve replacement — ≈ $21,160

Implantable cardioverter-defibrillator implantation (ICD) — $0

Insertion of Optimizer smart implantable pulse generator (IPD) system — ≈ $10,525

Insertion of one electrode for implanted pacemaker or defibrillator — ≈ $7,890

Insertion of two electrodes for implanted pacemaker or defibrillator — $0

Leadless Pacemaker implantation Micra and Nanostim — ≈ $8,791

Loop recorder implantation (ILR) — ≈ $5,140

Loop recorder removal — ≈ $2,097

MAZE procedure — ≈ $14,776

Management of ICD system — ≈ $863

Management of pacemaker system — ≈ $502

Mechanical valve replacement — ≈ $29,019

Minimally invasive valvular heart surgery with valve repair or replacement — $0

Mitral valve replacement (MVR) — ≈ $17,150

Off-pump coronary artery bypass surgery — ≈ $17,197

Open-heart intracardiac foreign body removal — ≈ $20,433

Pacemaker replacement — ≈ $4,381

Patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) open heart surgery in adults — ≈ $6,749

Percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) with angioplasty — ≈ $6,063

Percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) with stent insertion — ≈ $4,841

Permanent pacemaker implantation — ≈ $4,041

Pulmonary artery thromboendarterectomy — ≈ $11,068

Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) — ≈ $13,095

Redo heart surgery — ≈ $14,699

Removal of permanent pacemaker — ≈ $4,839

Repair of the ruptured sinuses of Valsalva — ≈ $10,986

Rotational atherectomy — ≈ $2,077

Septal myectomy — ≈ $14,523

Single chamber pacemaker insertion — ≈ $3,070

Surgery for tetralogy of Fallot (TOF) in adults — ≈ $10,707

Surgical ventricular restoration (SVR) — ≈ $13,205

Temporary pacemaker implantation — ≈ $842

Transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) — ≈ $30,423

Transcatheter pulmonary valve replacement (PVR) — ≈ $18,410

Tricuspid valve replacement (TVR) — ≈ $15,355

Ventricular assist device (LVAD, RVAD, BVAD) implantation — $0

Ventricular septal defect (VSD) repair — ≈ $14,143

Thoracic surgery

Chest wall deformity correction — ≈ $6,069

Decortication — ≈ $5,704

Diagnostic thoracoscopy — ≈ $2,171

Diagnostic thoracotomy — ≈ $2,412

Endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy (ETS) — ≈ $2,136

Esophageal dilation — ≈ $917

Esophageal stenting — ≈ $2,370

Esophagocoloplasty — ≈ $4,002

Laparoscopic myotomy for achalasia — ≈ $3,290

Lung volume reduction surgery (LVRS) — $0

Mediastinoscopy — ≈ $4,963

Mediastinotomy — $0

Open chest surgery — ≈ $8,625

Removal of a malignant tumor of the chest wall — ≈ $3,720

Repair of diaphragmatic hernia — ≈ $1,744

Rib cancer surgical treatment — ≈ $4,063

Surgery for chest trauma — $0

Surgical removal of lung cyst (including hydatid cyst) — ≈ $5,311

Thoracentesis — ≈ $443

Thoracoplasty including sternoplasty — ≈ $5,636

Trachea and air passages surgery — ≈ $10,625

Vascular surgery

Abdominal aortic aneurysm repair — ≈ $13,224

Abdominal endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR) — ≈ $16,609

Aortic arch replacement — ≈ $14,344

Aortic reconstruction — ≈ $7,681

Aortography — ≈ $1,367

Aortoiliac allografting — ≈ $13,351

Arteriovenous (AV) fistula surgery — ≈ $1,857

Arteriovenous (AV) graft surgery — ≈ $2,872

Arteriovenous malformations (AVM) embolization — ≈ $8,797

Bentall surgery — ≈ $21,807

Bilateral varicose veins surgery — ≈ $1,851

Catheter embolization — ≈ $3,077

Catheter-directed sclerotherapy (CDS) (Bilateral) — ≈ $891

Catheter-directed sclerotherapy (CDS) (Unilateral) — ≈ $515

Complex aortic surgery — ≈ $37,775

Crossectomy — ≈ $1,186

Crossectomy + Saphenous vein ligation and stripping + Side vein surgery — ≈ $2,104

Crossectomy and side vein surgery — ≈ $2,681

Cryosurgery of varicose veins — ≈ $3,096

Embolization of peripheral arteries aneurysm — ≈ $16,005

Endoscopic vein harvesting (EVH) for coronary artery bypass graft surgery (CABG) — ≈ $322

Endovascular repair of peripheral artery aneurysm with a stent-graft — ≈ $10,486

Endovascular thrombectomy — ≈ $3,463

Endovenous laser ablation (EVLA) for varicose vein (Bilateral) — ≈ $3,170

Endovenous laser ablation (EVLA) for varicose vein (Unilateral) — ≈ $2,035

Femoral-popliteal bypass graft surgery — ≈ $6,801

Foam sclerotherapy (Bilateral) — ≈ $644

Foam sclerotherapy (Unilateral) — ≈ $692

Hybrid varicose veins treatment (open+endovascular) — $0

Iliac artery aneurysms stent grafting — $0

Inferior vena cava (IVC) filter placement — ≈ $2,863

Laser treatment for spider veins — ≈ $595

Ligation of incompetent perforator veins — ≈ $606

Mechanochemical Ablation (MOCA) — ≈ $1,509

Pelvic vein embolization (PVE) — ≈ $2,836

Peripheral artery aneurysm surgery — ≈ $15,028

Peripheral artery bypass — ≈ $13,449

Phlebectomy (including mini-phleboctomy) — ≈ $1,397

Portocaval anastomosis — $0

Prostatic artery embolization (PAE) — ≈ $5,182

Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) for varicose veins (Bilateral) — ≈ $2,402

Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) for varicose veins (Unilateral) — ≈ $1,690

Reconstructive surgery for peripheral artery disease (PAD) — ≈ $9,896

Renal arteries embolization (RAE) — ≈ $3,929

Renal artery bypass surgery — ≈ $11,483

Ross operation — ≈ $23,529

Secondary Cimino arteriovenous anastomosis surgery — ≈ $1,582

Spider vein sclerotherapy — ≈ $371

Surgical thrombectomy — ≈ $8,903

Thoracic aortic aneurysm surgery — ≈ $17,585

Thoracic endovascular aneurysm repair (TEVAR) — ≈ $16,687

Unilateral varicose veins surgery — ≈ $1,845

Uterine artery embolization (UAE) — ≈ $3,343

Valve sparing root replacement (VSRR) — ≈ $12,878

Varicose vein stripping (Unilateral) — ≈ $3,231

Varicose veins treatment — ≈ $3,938

Venaseal glue therapy of varicose vein (Bilateral) — ≈ $3,623

Venaseal glue therapy of varicose vein (Unilateral) — ≈ $2,816

Neurosurgery

Aqueductoplasty — $0

Arteriovenous malformation (AVM) resection — ≈ $7,779

Benign peripheral nerve tumor removal — ≈ $1,968

Brachial plexus surgery — ≈ $5,336

Brain aneurysm clipping — ≈ $10,764

Brain aneurysm repair — ≈ $10,811

Brain biopsy — ≈ $2,587

Brain shunt surgery — ≈ $6,598

Brain tumor embolization — ≈ $11,193

Brain tumors surgery — ≈ $9,514

Burr hole surgery — ≈ $2,424

Cavernous malformation treatment — ≈ $8,352

Craniofacial surgery — ≈ $5,912

Cranioplasty — ≈ $4,053

Craniosynostosis surgery — ≈ $11,274

Craniotomy — ≈ $10,399

Decompressive craniectomy — ≈ $10,106

Deep brain stimulation (DBS) — ≈ $40,288

Elevation of depressed skull fracture — ≈ $3,855

Embolization for cerebral arteriovenous malformation (AVM) — ≈ $15,410

Endoscopic pituitary surgery — ≈ $8,921

Endoscopic septostomy — ≈ $5,149

Endoscopic third ventriculostomy (ETV) — ≈ $3,864

Endovascular coiling for brain aneurysms — ≈ $13,745

Endovascular stenting of cerebral vessels — ≈ $11,330

Epidural block — ≈ $473

Epidural hematoma treatment — ≈ $3,205

External ventricular drain (EVD) placement — ≈ $1,107

Extra-intracranial arterial bypass (EIAB) — ≈ $18,910

Extracranial CSF drainage — $0

Facet joint injection — ≈ $539

Facial nerve repair — ≈ $1,060

Functional neurosurgery — ≈ $3,468

Head injury surgery — ≈ $3,768

Intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) surgical treatment — ≈ $5,018

Intracranial hemorrhage treatment — ≈ $7,510

Intracranial mechanical thrombectomy — ≈ $8,454

Intrathecal pain pump — ≈ $2,451

Lumbar puncture — ≈ $490

Microvascular decompression (MVD) — ≈ $7,582

Nerve decompression surgery — ≈ $2,774

Nerve graft repair — ≈ $3,311

Ommaya reservoir placement — ≈ $4,824

Pallidotomy — ≈ $7,547

Peripheral nerve repair — ≈ $3,023

Pipeline embolization procedure — $0

Repair of congenital skull defects — ≈ $2,767

Shunt revision — ≈ $3,905

Skull base surgery — ≈ $9,813

Subarachnoid hemorrhage treatment — ≈ $964

Subdural haematoma treatment — ≈ $5,003

Surgery for an acoustic neuroma — ≈ $7,981

Surgical neurolysis — ≈ $1,630

Traumatic cerebrospinal fluid leaks surgical repair — ≈ $1,266

Oncology

Abdominoperineal resection (APR) — ≈ $11,369

Adrenalectomy — ≈ $6,763

Allogeneic bone marrow transplantation (BMT) — $0

Autologous bone marrow transplantation (BMT) — $0

Axillary lymphadenectomy — ≈ $1,694

Bilateral adnexectomy — ≈ $4,221

Breast reconstruction after mastectomy — ≈ $7,803

Chemotherapy for bladder cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for bone cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for brain cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for colorectal cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for endometrial cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for eye cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for gallbladder cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for head and neck cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for kidney cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for leukemia — $0

Chemotherapy for liver cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for lung cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for lymphoma — $0

Chemotherapy for melanoma — $0

Chemotherapy for myeloma — $0

Chemotherapy for neuroblastoma — $0

Chemotherapy for neuroendocrine tumours (NETs) — $0

Chemotherapy for non-melanoma skin cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for ovarian cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for prostate cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for soft tissue sarcoma — $0

Chemotherapy for stomach cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for testicular cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for vaginal cancer — $0

Cholecystectomy — ≈ $2,640

Colon polypectomy — ≈ $928

Colorectal endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR) — ≈ $2,013

Conization — ≈ $1,811

Cord blood stem cell transplantation — $0

Cryotherapy for skin lesions — ≈ $1,249

Cystectomy + Bladder reconstruction — ≈ $8,767

Cystoprostatectomy — ≈ $6,007

Debulking cytoreductive surgery — ≈ $9,788

Distal gastric resection — ≈ $5,322

Distal pancreatectomy — ≈ $9,443

Double preventive mastectomy — ≈ $4,508

Duodenectomy — ≈ $1,937

Endometriosis surgery — ≈ $3,004

Esophagogastrectomy — ≈ $48,058

Extended cholecystectomy — ≈ $13,762

External beam radiotherapy (EBRT) — $0

Gastric endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) — ≈ $2,236

Hartmann's operation — ≈ $4,283

Hematopoietic stem cell harvest — $0

Hemicolectomy — ≈ $8,416

Hormone therapy for breast cancer — $0

Hormone therapy for ovarian cancer — $0

Hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC) — ≈ $17,248

Hysteroscopic polypectomy — ≈ $1,867

Inguinofemoral lymphadenectomy — ≈ $2,829

Intersphincteric resection (ISR) — ≈ $3,524

Interstitial chemotherapy for brain tumors — $0

Jejunostomy — ≈ $2,872

Laparascopic myomectomy — ≈ $3,792

Laparoscopic adnexectomy — ≈ $2,599

Laparoscopic cholecystectomy — ≈ $1,212

Laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy — ≈ $3,222

Laparoscopically assisted vaginal hysterectomy (LAVH) — ≈ $4,152

Laparoscopy-assisted supracervical hysterectomy (LASH) — ≈ $2,949

Laproscopic total gastrectomy — ≈ $8,536

Laser therapy for skin lesions — ≈ $1,410

Loop electrosurgical excision procedure (LEEP) — ≈ $1,006

Low anterior resection (LAR) — ≈ $6,547

Lumpectomy — ≈ $2,151

Major liver resection — ≈ $21,181

Mediastinal lymphadenectomy — ≈ $1,916

Melanoma surgical removal — ≈ $5,165

Minor liver resection — ≈ $6,052

Mohs surgery — ≈ $2,416

Myomectomy — ≈ $2,600

Needle biopsy — ≈ $481

Nephroureterectomy — ≈ $8,458

Nipple and areola reconstruction — ≈ $1,921

Non-anatomic liver resection (NAR) — ≈ $15,451

Omentectomy — ≈ $1,499

Open hysterectomy — ≈ $1,200

Orchiectomy — ≈ $2,712

Ovarian transposition — ≈ $1,353

Pancreaticoduodenectomy — ≈ $16,125

Partial cystectomy — ≈ $3,962

Partial mastectomy — ≈ $3,167

Partial penectomy — ≈ $3,558

Partial vulvectomy — ≈ $2,426

Pelvic bone resection — ≈ $5,287

Pelvic lymphadenectomy — ≈ $2,730

Proctocolectomy — ≈ $6,916

Proximal gastric resection — ≈ $6,015

Radical cystectomy — ≈ $12,401

Radical mastectomy — ≈ $7,104

Radical nephrectomy — ≈ $8,865

Radical nephrectomy + Inferior vena cava (IVC) thrombectomy — ≈ $7,026

Radical prostatectomy — ≈ $7,730

Radical trachelectomy — ≈ $3,671

Radical vulvectomy — ≈ $4,082

Rectum anterior resection — ≈ $8,719

Removal of benign skin lesions — ≈ $772

Retroperitoneal lymphadenectomy — ≈ $4,930

Retroperitoneal tumor resection — ≈ $10,233

Salpingectomy — ≈ $2,388

Sentinel node biopsy — ≈ $3,510

Sigmoidectomy — ≈ $5,446

Simple mastectomy — ≈ $4,629

Skin cancer surgery — ≈ $1,163

Small bowel resection — ≈ $6,286

Soft tissue tumor removal — ≈ $4,313

Splenectomy — ≈ $4,722

Stem cell transplant (peripheral blood) — $0

Subcutaneous mastectomy — ≈ $2,707

Subtotal gastrectomy — ≈ $6,419

Surgery for bone cancer — ≈ $7,123

Surgical breast biopsy — ≈ $1,419

TRAM flap breast reconstruction — ≈ $11,588

Total colectomy — ≈ $7,800

Total esophagectomy — ≈ $20,366

Total gastrectomy — ≈ $16,173

Total laparoscopic hysterectomy (TLH) — ≈ $1,200

Total laparoscopic hysterectomy (TLH) + Bilateral adnexectomy — ≈ $5,294

Total pancreatectomy — ≈ $6,778

Total parietal peritonectomy — $0

Total penectomy — ≈ $3,852

Total skin electron therapy (TSET) — $0

Transanal endoscopic microsurgery (TEM) — ≈ $2,193

Transurethral incision of the prostate (TUIP) — ≈ $2,185

Transurethral resection of bladder tumor (TURBT) — ≈ $2,898

Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) — ≈ $1,985

Tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) therapy — $0

Ureteral cancer surgery — $0

Urethral cancer surgery — ≈ $2,259

Vacuum-assisted breast biopsy — ≈ $962

Vaginal hysterectomy — ≈ $3,857

Vaginectomy — ≈ $2,916

Spine surgery

Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) — ≈ $9,008

Anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) — ≈ $7,311

Atlantoaxial fixation — ≈ $7,559

Cervical fusion — ≈ $5,124

Cervical laminectomy — ≈ $6,166

Corpectomy + Spinal stabilisation — ≈ $8,412

Device for intervertebral assisted motion (DIAM) — $0

Discectomy — ≈ $6,573

Extreme lateral interbody fusion (XLIF) — $0

Foraminotomy — ≈ $6,545

Hemivertebra excision — $0

Instrumented spine stabilization — ≈ $11,644

Interspinous fixation with implant — ≈ $7,001

Kyphoplasty — ≈ $6,060

Laminectomy — ≈ $7,608

Laminoplasty — ≈ $8,185

Lateral access lumbar fusion — $0

Lumbar fixation — ≈ $12,864

Lumbar laminectomy — ≈ $5,395

Lumbosacral plexus surgery — ≈ $12,208

Microdiscectomy — ≈ $5,883

Microscopic decompression laminectomy — ≈ $6,962

Microsurgical extraforaminal decompression — ≈ $4,739

Minimally invasive cervical laminoforaminotomy — $0

Minimally invasive transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion (TLIF) — ≈ $10,974

Nucleoplasty — ≈ $3,699

Occipitocervical fusion surgery — ≈ $6,660

Percutaneous endoscopic lumbar discectomy (PELD) — ≈ $7,297

Percutaneous pedicle screw fixation — ≈ $3,884

Posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF) — ≈ $6,395

Spina bifida treatment — $0

Spinal cord herniation surgery — $0

Spinal deformity correction — ≈ $11,751

Spinal synovial cyst removal — ≈ $385

Spine biopsy — ≈ $3,366

Spine dynamic stabilization — ≈ $5,158

Spine fractures surgical treatment — ≈ $18,277

Spine tumor surgery — ≈ $10,411

Surgery for spondylolisthesis — ≈ $16,645

Surgical spine procedures — ≈ $10,826

Tailbone removal — $0

Thoracic discectomy — ≈ $2,991

Thoracic laminectomy — ≈ $3,029

Thoracic spine fixation — ≈ $3,998

Total en bloc spondylectomy (TES) — ≈ $10,259

Transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion (TLIF) — ≈ $18,855

Vertebroplasty — ≈ $3,777

Orthopedic surgery

Above-the-knee amputations (AKA) — ≈ $3,122

Achilles tendon repair surgery — ≈ $3,310

Acromioclavicular joint reconstruction — ≈ $3,641

Ankle arthrodesis — ≈ $4,498

Ankle fracture surgery — ≈ $3,180

Ankle ligament reconstruction surgery — ≈ $3,454

Ankle osteophyte removal — ≈ $1,353

Ankle osteotomy — ≈ $5,485

Arthrocentesis — ≈ $429

Arthroscopic adhesiolysis of the knee joint — $0

Arthroscopic arthrolysis — ≈ $2,228

Arthroscopic biceps tenodesis — ≈ $1,613

Arthroscopic capsular release of the ankle joint — ≈ $2,347

Arthroscopic chondroplasty — ≈ $4,093

Arthroscopic elbow debridement — ≈ $904

Arthroscopic jumper's knee surgery — ≈ $2,917

Arthroscopic knee debridement — ≈ $3,896

Arthroscopic labrum refixation surgery — ≈ $2,915

Arthroscopic loose bodies removal — ≈ $1,612

Arthroscopic meniscus repair — ≈ $11,923

Arthroscopic partial meniscectomy — ≈ $3,844

Arthroscopic reconstruction of the knee ligament — ≈ $1,400

Arthroscopic reconstruction of the posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) — ≈ $4,927

Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair — ≈ $1,801

Arthroscopic shoulder remplissage procedure — ≈ $3,633

Arthroscopic synovectomy of the knee joint — ≈ $2,929

Arthroscopic total meniscectomy — ≈ $3,985

Arthroscopic treatment of prepatellar bursitis — ≈ $1,537

Arthroscopic trochanter bursitis surgery — ≈ $2,512

Athletic pubalgia surgery — ≈ $3,384

Baker's cyst surgery — ≈ $1,865

Bankart shoulder repair surgery — ≈ $5,003

Below-the-knee amputation (BKA) — ≈ $2,857

Biceps tenotomy — ≈ $2,917

Bow legs surgery — ≈ $2,477

Carpal tunnel surgery — ≈ $192

Clavicle osteosynthesis — ≈ $3,539

Claw toe surgery — ≈ $1,902

Clubfoot surgical treatment — ≈ $1,927

Complex foot surgery — ≈ $4,233

Cubital tunnel syndrome surgery — ≈ $1,601

De Quervain's tendon release — ≈ $110

Delayed osteosynthesis — ≈ $6,682

Diabetic foot surgery — ≈ $4,893

Diagnostic arthroscopy — ≈ $1,113

Distal biceps tendon repair surgery — ≈ $3,424

Dupuytren's contracture surgery — ≈ $1,555

Elbow arthroscopy — ≈ $2,991

Elbow fracture surgery — ≈ $2,026

Elbow osteotomy — ≈ $2,798

External fixation — ≈ $705

Fasciotomy of the lower limb — ≈ $2,940

Femoral osteotomy — ≈ $4,348

Finger reconstruction — ≈ $2,239

Finger/toe amputation surgery — ≈ $1,366

First metatarsophalangeal joint arthrodesis — ≈ $3,092

Foot and ankle arthroscopy — ≈ $3,250

Foot and ankle tendon surgery — ≈ $2,233

Foot arthrodesis — ≈ $3,233

Foot deformity correction — ≈ $3,498

Foot drop surgery — ≈ $5,248

Foot ganglion cyst removal — ≈ $1,384

Forearm fasciotomy — ≈ $3,412

Forearm fracture surgery — ≈ $2,057

Frozen shoulder surgery — ≈ $2,382

Guyon's canal release — ≈ $1,278

Haglund's deformity surgery — ≈ $2,524

Hallux rigidus surgery — ≈ $1,814

Hallux valgus surgery — ≈ $3,119

Hammer toe surgery — ≈ $1,333

Hamstring syndrome surgery — ≈ $2,743

Hand amputation surgery — ≈ $1,380

Hand ganglion cyst removal — ≈ $1,275

Hand rejuvenation with structural fat grafting — ≈ $2,894

Hand surgery — ≈ $3,242

Hand tendon surgery — ≈ $1,340

Heel bursectomy — ≈ $1,689

High tibial osteotomy — ≈ $6,440

Hindfoot fracture surgery — ≈ $4,754

Hip arthrodesis — ≈ $3,885

Hip arthroscopy — ≈ $4,902

Hip core decompression — ≈ $4,463

Hip debridement surgery — $0

Hip fracture surgery — ≈ $4,480

Hip osteotomy — ≈ $4,489

Hip surgery — ≈ $5,790

Humerus fracture surgical treatment — ≈ $3,134

Interphalangeal joint arthrodesis — ≈ $3,806

Intramedullary nailing — ≈ $2,689

Joint dislocation reduction — ≈ $3,792

Kidner procedure — ≈ $1,181

Knee arthroscopy — ≈ $2,854

Knee osteotomy — ≈ $6,502

Lapidus arthrodesis — ≈ $6,115

Latarjet procedure — ≈ $2,928

Mallet finger surgery — ≈ $1,519

Mallet toe surgery — ≈ $1,651

Morton’s neuroma surgery — ≈ $1,588

Mumford procedure — ≈ $2,766

Muscle transfer — $0

Open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) — ≈ $3,752

Orthopedic surgery for cerebral palsy — $0

Osgood–Schlatter disease (OSD) surgery — ≈ $1,603

Osteosynthesis — ≈ $3,922

Outerbridge-Kashiwagi procedure — ≈ $2,286

Partial patellectomy — ≈ $4,130

Patella fracture surgery — ≈ $2,458

Patella stabilisation surgery — ≈ $3,729

Pediatric arthroscopy — $0

Pelvic fractures surgical treatment — ≈ $6,207

Percutaneous pinning — ≈ $2,444

Piriformis syndrome surgery — ≈ $1,761

Plantar fasciitis surgery — ≈ $1,655

Polydactyly surgery — ≈ $2,167

Quadriceps tendon reconstruction — ≈ $6,468

Quadricepsplasty — ≈ $7,290

Radial head excision — ≈ $2,454

Radial head fracture surgery — ≈ $3,336

Reconstructive surgery for treating pressure ulcers — $0

Removal of external fixator — ≈ $518

Removal of osteosynthetic material — $0

Revision — ≈ $8,880

Revision Achilles tendon reconstruction — ≈ $7,047

Rotator cuff repair — ≈ $2,398

Running injuries surgical treatment — ≈ $1,540

SLAP repair surgery — ≈ $5,520

Scaphoid pseudarthrosis reconstruction — ≈ $2,315

Shoulder arthrodesis — ≈ $2,687

Shoulder arthroscopy — ≈ $3,676

Shoulder disarticulation — ≈ $2,716

Shoulder osteotomy — ≈ $3,254

Shoulder stabilisation surgery — ≈ $1,801

Shoulder subacromial decompression surgery — ≈ $2,789

Sternal fracture treatment — ≈ $2,783

Surgery for hip impingement — ≈ $4,337

Surgery for pelvic organ prolapse — ≈ $3,940

Surgical Treatments for Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease — ≈ $3,189

Surgical treatment of congenital pseudarthrosis of the tibia — ≈ $14,117

Surgical treatment of elbow instability — ≈ $3,105

Surgical treatment of hip dysplasia — ≈ $3,116

Surgical treatment of non-unions — ≈ $3,416

Syndactyly surgery — ≈ $5,592

Tailor's bunion surgery — ≈ $2,282

Tarsal coalition surgery — $0

Tarsal tunnel surgery — ≈ $1,814

Tendon repair — ≈ $2,191

Tendon transfer — ≈ $2,161

Tennis elbow surgery — ≈ $1,188

Tenotomy — ≈ $1,077

Toe joint arthroscopy — ≈ $3,984

Toe shortening surgery — ≈ $1,653

Tommy John surgery — ≈ $1,888

Total hip replacement (Unilateral) — $11,665

Total knee replacement (Unilateral) — $10,500

Total patellectomy — ≈ $2,069

Trapeziectomy — ≈ $2,641

Trigger finger release — ≈ $110

Triple pelvic osteotomy — ≈ $4,376

Upper limb amputation — ≈ $1,987

Weil osteotomy surgery — ≈ $1,544

Wound debridement — $0

Wrist arthrodesis — ≈ $2,226

Wrist arthroscopy — ≈ $2,997

Wrist fracture surgery — ≈ $2,719

Wrist ligament repair — ≈ $3,803

Wrist synovectomy — ≈ $513

Rating

5 reviews

3.3

Overall rating: 5

July 16, 2023

Visited family confined there and I’m grateful they have big parking to begin with. But expensive, p105 for almost 4 hours. Also, their parking a labyrinth so take a picture of where you parked so you can find your vehicle faster later on. The presence of their staff is good - you can look around and there’s someone you can ask for directions and the guard and janitor actually know where to point you - I didn’t get any of that “hindi ko po alam e.” We got to see the doctors clinics at the 10th floor at the Medical Arts Building and and also private rooms at the South Wing. I like that their floors are properly labeled to help one find their way. At the ground floor you will find BDO, Security Bank, Mary Grace, Via Mare, Starbucks and another restaurant whose name I forgot. Also, there’s plenty of restrooms and many elevators. When we went there, it was later afternoon so it wasn’t crowded. No wait time time for elevators. I noticed they have a ramp to the ER, and fronting the ER is S&R. A n the other side, I think the side facing 32nd street is a Mercury Drug Store. It’s a pleasant place in as far as visiting. I don’t know what it’s like as a patient and would rather not, thank you very much 😄

Overall rating: 5

July 30, 2023

Grateful for their service when my brother got transferred from an inadequate hospital in Parañaque last 2021 and since my accident last Jul 12, 2023. I’m still going back for my PT, etc. Keep up the good work and may you continue to help more patients 🙏🏻

Overall rating: 5

August 07, 2023

The hospital itself is organized and beautiful, the nurses and staff are nice and attentive to my inquiries. While waiting the hospital offers snacks and drinks like water, coffee, and some juices. Place is clean The toilets are clean everything is good. You can't say bad about St. Lukes of course except for the price LOL😅. St. Lukes no.1

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