Bulacan Medical Center (BMC) is a Level 3- DOH Accredited tertiary, teaching and training hospital located at the center of Malolos City, Bulacan. It was initially built merely as a 25-bed capacity as Bulacan Provincial Hospital whose main objective is to deliver quality health care for Bulakeños. With the passage of the Republic Act No. 7169 on 1991, otherwise known as the Local Government Code, devolution of health services was mandated, hence the transfer of the jurisdiction of the Bulacan Provincial Hospital to the Local Government Unit. Since then, full support from the Provincial Government of Bulacan was extended to the hospital. From a mere 25-bed capacity it has a grown into a 300-bed capacity hospital. The services were departmentalized. With the passage of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan Resolution No. 124 T 08 dated June 18, 2008, the Bulacan Provincial Hospital came to be known as the Bulacan Medical Center.

The ICRC established a permanent presence in the Philippines in 1982, although the organization had been active in the country since 1959. The ICRC delegation in Manila currently focuses its humanitarian response on isolated areas of the country suffering from the often chronic consequences of long-running armed conflicts.   

Throughout decades of internal armed conflict in the Philippines, the ICRC has visited detainees across the country, particularly those individuals held in relation to armed conflicts. The organization monitors the conditions of detention and treatment of detainees.  Today, the ICRC's delegation is based in Makati City with subdelegations covering Mindanao and Luzon/ Visayas regions.