Callen Marie P. Bautista, MD

12/05/2026

08/05/2026

Today, we raise our voices for every person affected by .

For those diagnosed.
For those still searching for answers.
For those living unseen.

For every patient, every family, every caregiver, every healthcare professional, and every advocate who keeps hope moving forward.

This 2026, we stand united in hope, solidarity, and purpose, honouring every journey, amplifying every voice, and turning a global spotlight on a condition that too often remains in the shadows.

Together, we are .

07/03/2026

Southeast Asia continues to strengthen its position in global healthcare, with several hospitals from the region earning places in the Global Top 250 Hospitals Ranking 2026. Leading the regional list is Singapore General Hospital, which ranks 10th globally, making it the highest-ranked hospital in ASEAN. Its strong performance highlights Singapore’s reputation as a regional medical hub with advanced healthcare systems, cutting-edge research, and high standards of patient care.

The second and third spots are also dominated by Singaporean institutions. National University Hospital holds 73rd place globally, followed by Tan Tock Seng Hospital at 92nd worldwide. Together, these three hospitals form the top tier of ASEAN healthcare, reflecting Singapore’s investment in medical innovation, specialist services, and internationally recognized healthcare infrastructure.

Beyond Singapore, several hospitals across Southeast Asia also appear in the ranking, demonstrating the region’s growing medical capabilities. These include Bumrungrad International Hospital, Sunway Medical Centre, and St. Luke’s Medical Center – Global City, among others. Their inclusion shows that healthcare excellence is expanding across ASEAN, with Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines developing internationally competitive hospitals that attract both local and international patients.