WHO WE ARE
SILLIMAN UNIVERSITY
MEDICAL CENTER
Silliman University Medical Center is the only Eligible Apex/End-Referral Hospital in the Southeastern coast of the Negros Island Region. It is a non-stock, non-profit institution and a Level III teaching and training hospital, as authorized by the Department of Health. It takes pride in being the base training hospital of Silliman University and other academic institutions within the city, a facility that integrates a culture of excellence through intellect and care, while delivering a comprehensive range of inpatient and outpatient services.
HISTORY AND LEGACY
A Legacy of Care, Built for Today
Silliman University Medical Center was first established as a modest infirmary in 1901, a project of the Presbyterian Board for Silliman University's Extension Program. From a 30-bed Mission Hospital, SUMC has evolved into the 300-bed institution it is today.
SUMC is the second-oldest American and Protestant-founded hospital in the Philippines, started by Dr. Henry Langheim and his wife, Mrs. Ruth Eleanor Armstrong-Langheim. In 1974, Silliman University Medical Center laid down its foundations for the construction of a modern building on Aldecoa Drive.
SUMC was spun off as a corporate entity in 1999. Today, Silliman University holds 493 support staff, 321 nurses, 282 medical staff consultants, 219 board-certified diplomates/fellows, 102 other professionals, 52 physicians, and 48 medical technologists as of August 2025.
MISSION & VISION
Guided by Care.
Driven by Purpose.
We provide compassionate, holistic care while advancing education, innovation, and collaboration—supporting our people, strengthening communities, and shaping a healthier future for all.
Our Mission
Our Vision
CORE VALUES
Values That Define Our Care
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We provide compassionate, holistic care while advancing education, innovation, and collaboration—supporting our people, strengthening communities, and shaping a healthier future for all.