Multi-specialty clinic network expands in key cities in Vismin

CEBU, Philippines — Aventus Medical Care Inc., one of the Philippines’ fastest-growing multi-specialty clinic networks, is pushing beyond Metro Manila with an aggressive expansion plan to key cities in the Visayas and Mindanao regions.

According to Dr. Sally Gaspar, Vice President of Aventus, the company is set to establish its presence in Iloilo City within the next two years, followed by Davao City within five years.

This move is part of Aventus’ broader strategy to transform primary healthcare delivery across the country through both brick-and-mortar clinics and tech-enabled services, she noted.

“Our goal is to expand to major cities in the NCR [National Capital Region] with three to five facilities—not just clinics but also specialized services like wellness centers, ambulatory surgical centers, and animal bite centers,” Gaspar shared adding that Visayas and Mindanao are next in line.

Aventus’ expansion is anchored on its interconnected and patient-centered approach. Its suite of services includes multi-specialty clinics, mobile units, clinic management, HomeHealth, and TelAventusMD (telemedicine).

This model ensures patients receive care tailored to their needs. For example, a patient who starts treatment at a clinic but is later homebound can continue care through HomeHealth, while lab results and consultations can be accessed via TelAventusMD—ensuring continuous and timely care.

“Our edge is in the integration of services to provide customized, preventive care,” Gaspar noted.

To close existing gaps in healthcare access, Aventus is also launching physiotherapy clinics, wellness hubs, outpatient surgical centers, pharmacies, among other innovations. These will complement its core offerings, delivering a holistic healthcare experience.

Backing this expansion is a commitment to digital transformation—enhancing its Electronic Medical Records (EMR), Laboratory Information System (LIS), Teleradiology, and data analytics for better service efficiency and patient experience.

Looking ahead, Gasper said Aventus envisions a healthcare system that is digitally integrated, data-driven, and supported by the Philippines’ potential as a global talent hub.

To realize this, the company prioritizes strategic partnerships with HMOs, government agencies, insurance firms, and other healthcare providers.

“We’re not into franchising, but we are actively building diversified and high-impact alliances,” she added.

Aventus Medical Care, Inc. is a chain of outpatient clinics in the Philippines, focusing on corporate healthcare, patient care, and occupational health services. It offers a range of medical services, including among others general consultations, specialized care, and laboratory tests. — (FREEMAN)