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  Bringing Healthcare Closer to Filipinos The true meaning of medicine is not only found inside hospitals or classrooms — it is found in the willingness to serve people, especially those who need care the most. On May 5, 2026, the AMA School of Medicine (AMASOM) once again demonstrated this commitment as it actively participated in the latest leg of First Lady Louise Araneta Marcos’ flagship healthcare initiative, “Lab for All” (LFA), held at Camp Crame. Widely recognized for her compassionate leadership and quiet dedication to public service, First Lady Louise Araneta Marcos continues to champion programs that place the welfare of ordinary Filipinos at the forefront. Through Lab for All, the First Lady has helped bring essential healthcare services closer to communities, especially to individuals and families who may have limited access to medical attention and laboratory services. More than a nationwide medical outreach initiative , Lab for All has become a reflecti...

Even as Bago City reeled from the effects of Typhoon Verbena, one thing remained unmistakably present: the quiet determination to serve. Against the backdrop of challenging weather and logistical hurdles, the AMA Education System (AMAES) pressed on with its commitment to community healthcare, joining the second leg of the nationwide Lab for All initiative in Negros Occidental. The medical mission, held in Bago City, reached more than 1,500 residents—many from vulnerable and underserved sectors—who lined up not just for treatment, but for reassurance and care. At the heart of the effort was the AMA School of Medicine, working alongside medical volunteers from AMA Computer College Bacolod. Physicians and medical students provided free consultations, basic diagnostic services, and immediate medical guidance—small yet crucial interventions that emphasized early detection and preventive care at a time when access to health services was especially limited. The a...