One of the most pressing socio-economic challenges facing the province of Laguna has long been the equitable expansion of healthcare services, particularly ensuring that quality medical care is both geographically and financially accessible to all residents. Recognizing that a robust healthcare system is the backbone of a thriving community, the newly elected governor positioned public health as the definitive cornerstone of her administration. Throughout her three-year term, her primary advocacy has focused heavily on modernizing and strengthening Laguna's medical infrastructure.

To turn this vision into reality without overextending provincial resources, the governor adopted a highly strategic approach: pioneering aggressive public-private partnerships (PPPs) and fostering deep collaborations with the national government. By aligning provincial health goals with national programs—such as the Universal Health Care (UHC) act—and actively courting private sector investment, the administration has successfully bridged critical funding and operational gaps.

The governor’s unwavering dedication and clear regulatory roadmap have sent a strong signal of stability and cooperation to the business community. This pro-active governance has effectively de-risked investments in the local healthcare landscape, encouraging major private healthcare providers to inject capital into the province. As a direct result of these partnerships, Laguna has seen a rapid decentralization of specialized medical services—such as oncology and specialized cancer care—bringing world-class treatment directly to local communities and significantly reducing the burden of travel for vulnerable patients.

One of the companies that heeded the governor's call is the WeHope Medical Group, a fast-growing Philippine healthcare network led by CEO Dr. John Paul Aclan. The group specializes in making life-saving treatments, such as chemotherapy and dialysis, accessible to local communities—often offering free services to qualified patients through partnerships with local government units (LGUs) and PhilHealth programs.

This is where you can find WeHope's chemotherapy centers in Laguna, offering FREE treatment for everyone, regardless of whether you are a resident of the province or not.

Sta. Cruz, Laguna

A bright new dawn of healing has arrived in Laguna. On April 8, 2026, WeHope Medical Group opened its first-ever branch in the province - the Sta. Cruz Chemotherapy Center, establishing Laguna’s very first chemotherapy center right at the heart of the Laguna Medical Center in Sta. Cruz.

With Governor Sol Aragones and her dedicated medical team standing in full support, this milestone is much more than just a new facility—it is the living promise of a better tomorrow made real for every Lagunense. For so many families who once faced the daunting battle of cancer with limited options, this center stands as a beacon of light, proving that high-quality, compassionate care is finally within reach, right at home.

Sta. Rosa City, Laguna

On April 20, 2026, the AML Life Care Chemotherapy Center officially opened at One Sta. Rosa Prime in Barangay Dila, Sta. Rosa City. The milestone event was graced by Sta. Rosa City Mayor Arlene Arcillas and Barangay Dila Captain Raymond Fortunado. Mayor Arcillas warmly welcomed the initiative, expressing great hope that bringing these life-changing medical services directly to the city will provide vital support and relief to her constituents.

San Pablo City, Laguna

Hope found a new home in San Pablo City with the opening of the AML Life Care Chemotherapy Center inside the San Pablo City General Hospital last April 28, 2026. The heart-winning event was graced by Laguna Governor Sol Aragones and her dedicated team of medical doctors, all united in their mission to bring healing closer to those who need it most.

Understanding that fighting cancer is an emotional and financial battle for the entire family, the provincial government prepared a half-sack of rice for every single patient undergoing treatment at the facility. It is a humble, deeply compassionate gesture meant to provide comfort and ease the heavy burdens of their illness, reminding every brave patient that they do not have to walk this difficult journey alone.

Cabuyao City, Laguna

AML Life Care Chemotherapy Center was opened in Barangay Banlic last May 1, 2026. The facility promises a relaxing, friendly, and welcoming atmosphere to ensure patients are comfortable as they undergo treatment. Just like the previously established facilities, it features 20 seats and can accommodate at least 40 patients a day.

Bay, Laguna

One of the primary goals of Laguna's new administration is to expand medical services across all hospitals operated by the provincial government. On May 8, 2026, this vision advanced further with the establishment of the AML Life Care Chemotherapy Center inside the Bay District Hospital. Governor Sol Aragones and her team of medical professionals were present to mark this significant milestone for the community.

Canlubang, Calamba, Laguna

A newly built chemotherapy center can also be found at the Turista Hotel inside iMall Canlubang. Canlubang Chemotherapy Center was officially opened on May 28, 2026. This location is highly accessible for patients, as it is situated near major transport hubs and positioned within a commercial area where food, pharmacy items, and other essential needs are readily available.

Famy, Laguna

On June 16, 2026, the Famy Chemotherapy Center officially opened inside iMall Famy, located in a fourth-class municipality in the northeastern part of Laguna. Because the facility is situated right on the border of Quezon Province—specifically near the town of Real—residents from Quezon may also have the opportunity to avail themselves of the free treatments if needed.

WeHope Medical Group aims to open more branches in Biñan and San Pedro, with the ultimate goal of bringing its services to every town and city across the entire province of Laguna. For inquiries, you may reach out to them through the official WeHope Medical Group Facebook page.