Membership fees across the Philippine HMO industry reached PHP54.82 billion in the first half of 2026, while iCare maintained its position as the country’s third-largest HMO by membership fee revenue. ...
In almost every Filipino household, moms are the ultimate caregivers. They wake up early to prepare meals, manage tight budgets, and make sure everyone is ready for school or work. Yet when it comes to their own health, many moms do something heartbreakingly common: they brush off...
iCare HMO is ushering in a new chapter with upcoming brand ambassadors who represent the different healthcare journeys of Filipinos, reflecting the company's commitment to innovation, personalized healthcare, and its unique blend of Singaporean efficiency and Filipino compassionate care. ...
In healthcare, protecting people also requires protecting the information they entrust to the organizations responsible for their care. Member profiles, medical information, identification records, authorization requests, claims documents, and payment details may pass through multiple systems before a consultation, diagnostic procedure, or hospital admission is...
Healthcare becomes more accessible and dependable when hospitals, medical professionals, and health maintenance organizations work together toward a shared purpose: helping patients receive the right care when they need it. On July 16, 2026, iCare HMO Philippines received the Partnership Excellence Award from Our Lady of Mt. Carmel...
Kalix, an integrated health hub in Bridgetowne, Quezon City, is now iCare-accredited. See how members in Quezon City, Pasig & Rizal can book lab tests and consults....
Makati, Philippines – iCare HMO Philippines has been recognized with two major honors at the 2026 Insurance Asia Awards, receiving AI Initiative of the Year - Philippines for its Telemed7 platform and Strategic Partnership of the Year - Philippines for its Super Preferred Clinics (SPC)...
When communities gathered for Pride March 2026, the event represented more than a public celebration of identity and visibility. It reflected a continuing global conversation about dignity, equal opportunity, and the role of institutions in creating environments where people from different backgrounds can participate with...
A logo is often the first thing people notice about an organization. In healthcare, however, it can mean much more than recognition. It can represent values, purpose, and a promise that people hope will be fulfilled when they need care the most. ...
Knowing when to visit the emergency room, when to choose outpatient care, and when to use telemedicine can improve patient care, support healthcare workers, reduce unnecessary waiting, and help manage medical inflation in the Philippines. ...