Dr. Katrina Cruz

RPh, MD, CFP

Dr. Katrina Cruz

RPh, MD, CFP

I am a Family Medicine physician providing comprehensive, patient-centered care to children, adolescents, adults, and older persons. My practice covers preventive care, health screening, diagnosis, management of acute and chronic conditions, lifestyle counseling, and coordination of specialist care when needed. I aim to provide continuous and holistic care that considers each patient’s physical, psychological, and social well-being.

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Family Medicine

4 Years

In-Person

Online

I am a Family Medicine physician providing comprehensive, patient-centered care to children, adolescents, adults, and older persons. My practice covers preventive care, health screening, diagnosis, management of acute and chronic conditions, lifestyle counseling, and coordination of specialist care when needed. I aim to provide continuous and holistic care that considers each patient’s physical, psychological, and social well-being.

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Badges
Philippine Medical Association (PMA)
Philippine Academy of Family Physicians (PAFP)
Clinic Schedules

Choose from 2 available clinics

Online Clinic (Using NowServing app)
Online clinic hours are strictly by appointment and subject to the doctor’s availability.

Wednesday, Friday to Saturday

03:00 PM - 06:00 PM

Fee

P 400 - 450

Fee: P 400 - 450

The Medical City Clinic 1 - SM City San Lazaro
A.H. Lacson Avenue, Sta. Cruz, Manila

Wednesday

08:00 AM - 02:00 PM

(Walk-In and Appointment)

Fee

-

Fee: -

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I message you on your social media accounts?

Please keep all consult-related questions here on this platform. For any new concerns, please book another appointment.

Do I need to pay first to get an appointment?

Yes, you will have to pay the fee before I will receive the request. The consultation fee includes only the following: examining the patient regarding the complaint, giving the correct diagnosis, and giving the appropriate management/prescription. There will be additional fees charges to you for any additional services offered during the consultation.

How long does a typical session last?

A typical session lasts around 15-20 minutes per patient. It can take longer depending on the case and needs of the patient.

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Affiliations

Member, Philippine Medical Association

Member, Manila Medical Society

Associate Member, Philippine Academy of Family Physicians

Consulting Physician, University of Santo Tomas Health Service

Education

University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Medicine and Surgery, 2020

UST Hospital Department of Family and Community Medicine, 2025

Certifications

Certified Family Physician - Philippine Academy of Family Physicians

Doctor of Medicine - Philippine Regulations Commission

Registered Pharmacist - Philippine Regulations Commission

Claim your free digital baby book
Track growth, vaccines & milestones.
* For existing patients of Dr. Katrina Cruz
Earliest Available Schedule
Affiliations

Member, Philippine Medical Association

Member, Manila Medical Society

Associate Member, Philippine Academy of Family Physicians

Consulting Physician, University of Santo Tomas Health Service

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I message you on your social media accounts?

Please keep all consult-related questions here on this platform. For any new concerns, please book another appointment.

Do I need to pay first to get an appointment?

Yes, you will have to pay the fee before I will receive the request. The consultation fee includes only the following: examining the patient regarding the complaint, giving the correct diagnosis, and giving the appropriate management/prescription. There will be additional fees charges to you for any additional services offered during the consultation.

How long does a typical session last?

A typical session lasts around 15-20 minutes per patient. It can take longer depending on the case and needs of the patient.

See all 7 questions