About IMH

A heritage of care in Iloilo since 1901.

Iloilo Mission Hospital serves patients and healthcare learners from its home in Jaro, Iloilo City.

History and Identity

Central Philippine University history records that Baptists and Presbyterians partnered in operating Iloilo Mission Hospital in 1901. The hospital is also known publicly as IMH and CPU-Iloilo Mission Hospital.

IMH's story is closely connected with Christian service, nursing education, clinical training, and community healthcare in Western Visayas.

Iloilo Mission Hospital courtyard and campus buildings
Iloilo Mission Hospital in Jaro, Iloilo City.

Our Commitment

This wording is intentionally general until official mission, vision, and values text is provided by hospital leadership.

Compassionate Care

Care that recognizes the dignity of patients, families, staff, students, and the wider community.

Responsible Service

Clear, respectful information and official contact pathways for people seeking hospital guidance.

Teaching Role

A continuing hospital learning environment connected with healthcare training and professional formation.

Heritage Highlights

Key milestones presented at a high level for public orientation.

1901

Mission hospital work in Iloilo

Public institutional history places IMH in the early mission healthcare work in Iloilo.

1906

Nursing education legacy

IMH is closely associated with early nursing training in the Philippines.

Today

Teaching hospital service

IMH continues to be recognized as a tertiary teaching hospital serving patients and learners.

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