Ospital ng Makati

14°32′47″N 121°03′43″E / 14.54632°N 121.06187°E / 14.54632; 121.06187OrganizationFundingPublic hospitalTypeGeneralServicesBeds300HistoryOpened1988LinksListsHospitals in the Philippines

The Ospital ng Makati (lit. 'Hospital of Makati'; abbreviated OsMak) is a tertiary hospital located at Pembo, Taguig, Philippines. It is currently managed and administered by the City Government of Makati, notwithstanding the ownership dispute with Taguig.

The hospital was established in 1988,^[1] during the administration of Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay.^[2] The hospital has a bed capacity of 300. It also has its own Eye Center.^[2] Following the Supreme Court ruling that asserted Taguig's territorial jurisdiction over the Embo barangays, the hospital became subject to ownership dispute.

On September 25, 2023, Makati City Administrator Claro Certeza alleged that the Taguig City Government rejected the deals regarding the transfer of 8 health centers, the Ospital ng Makati, and patient data in the areas affected by the territorial dispute between the cities. The Makati City Government proposed a credit line for Taguig and offered Taguig the option to lease or purchase the facilities it built on the contested areas. However, Taguig countered the proposed deals and memorandums with Makati, asserting that the Makati City Government is acting on bad faith and their proposed deals were founded on the baseless claim that Makati owns the land and the health centers erected on it. Taguig also accused Makati of violating the agreement with the Department of Health (DOH), which stated that both Taguig and Makati shall not take up ownership of existing land and buildings while the transition discussions are ongoing.^[3][4]

In 2021, the Makati city government announced plans to construct the Ospital ng Makati 2.^[5] This hospital was later opened in 2023 in Bel-Air as the Makati Life Medical Center.^[6]