The number that counts here is 25, not 30. What that means, which doctor to see first, what the first visit decides, and what it costs to start.
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More than one in three Filipino adults aged 20 to 59 are overweight or obese, based on the DOST-FNRI national nutrition survey. As those numbers climb, GLP-1 drugs have become one of the most searched terms in weight management. This guide explains what these medicines…
Promo Code: NSYOUMATTER100Promo Period: October 1 – 31, 2026, 12:00 AM – 11:59 PM (Philippine Standard Time) Eligibility 1.1. Open to all registered NowServing account holders who want to purchase a Care Gift Card. The person who receives and claims the gift card does not…
We’ve publicly released the NowServing Baby Book on September 1, 2026, and received so interesting questions regarding the features. This guide answers them all. Let’s begin! What is the NowServing Baby Book? NowServing Baby Book is a digital baby record book that parents can access…
This third episode from The NowServing Podcast tackles the common myths or beliefs about stress, burnout, and other triggers in one’s mental health. Our podcast host, ‘Yowni’ and the NowServing doctor guest, a licensed psychologist and psychometrician, Jannah Trixie Cuevas, RPsy, RPM are here to…
An annual physical exam in the Philippines is usually the Basic 5, and published package prices run from P530 to over P80,000. Here’s what’s in it.
A company APE runs on published packages from P530 to P4,200 a head. Here’s how HR scopes it, schedules it, and handles results.
APE package prices in the Philippines, read off provider pages in August 2026. From Kaiser’s P850 Basic 5 to MakatiMed’s P81,800, provider by provider.
The Basic 5 is CBC, urinalysis, fecalysis, chest x-ray and a physical exam. Clinic prices run P530 to P1,750. Here’s the full list, costs and your rights.