Midsayap, Cotabato - Health and Medical Institutions

Health and Medical Institutions

Midsayap is also very accessible to health facilities thereby a reliable place to go. Medical facilities in the town are:

  • Midsayap Community Doctor's Hospital
  • Dela Cruz Medical Hospital
  • Dr. Amado Diaz Memorial Provincial Foundation Hospital
  • Midsayap Diagnostic Center Hospital
  • Jalandoni Medical Clinic
  • Pesante Surgical, Emergency and Medical Hospital
  • Sara Medical Clinic
  • Tarongoy Medical Clinic

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