ABOUT US

      Amidst the turbulence in the business environment   where the economic conditions have rendered patients in the health care industry powerless, the REBIRTH OF NOTRE DAME DE CHARTRES HOSPITAL (NDCH) came into being to fulfill its raison d’ etre. 

      The journey of Notre Dame started when the Sisters of Saint Paul converted their summer house into a 40 bed hospital on October 01, 1931 serving Benguet & Balatoc Mining Corp. During the World War II, Notre Dame was not spared from the horrors of war. It was bombed by the Japanese soldiers because it became a shelter to the American militaries. 

       Unfortunately, on July 16, 1990, the hospital was not spared of the wrath of the devastating earthquake that rocked Baguio City. The hospital was deemed unsafe and tents were built to accommodate their patients. The sisters decided to close the hospital on March 1991. 

          In the fulfillment of NDCDPC vision & mission, they have courageously expanded their health care services. After two years as a diagnostic center, they created a transitional 25 bed hospital. The hospital was blessed on July 26, 2005. And after fulfilling recommendations and accreditation, NOTRE DAME DE CHARTRES HOSPITAL opened and started her 24 hour hospital operation in August 22, 2005. An additional 25 bed was added a year after. 2010, A new 6 storey building was opened that houses the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory which is the first in Northern Luzon. 

     In 2022, MOLECULAR LABORATORY was put up to address the need for Molecular diagnostics which  is the rapidly developing area of laboratory medicine that investigates human, viral and microbial genomes and the products they encode. Molecular diagnostic techniques and platforms are playing a larger and more critical role in all areas of anatomic and clinical pathology.

    In 2025, a new heluim free MRI was installed.  

    NDCH stood strong and resilient during the pandemic and is continuously providing holistic services to all.