Ronald Go MD

27/01/2026

Living with the discomfort of myoma or adenomyosis doesn't always have to lead to surgery. St. Luke ’s - Global City is committed to bringing you the latest in medical innovation, ensuring you have access to treatments that prioritize your recovery and comfort.

We invite you to join our hybrid Lay Forum on High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU), happening on January 31, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 NN. This session will be held at St. Luke’s Medical Center – Global City.

Register and learn more: https://www.stlukes.com.ph/news-and-events/events-and-conferences

10/10/2025

St. Luke's is setting a new standard in women's health by pioneering the High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) procedure. This non-surgical treatment modality is a game-changer for those dealing with the pain, heavy bleeding, and discomfort caused by Myoma (fibroids) and Adenomyosis.

Dr. Sandee Go, OB-GYN and Assistant Head of the HIFU Unit, highlights that this is the first treatment of its kind in the Philippines, providing a safer, less invasive option for women.

Take the step toward comfort and healing with the experts at St. Luke's. Watch this video to learn more about HIFU: https://youtu.be/KVhPdOtB5_M?si=vGctQpmSvQ8J3hIy

21/10/2020

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05/08/2020

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02/08/2020

A suggestion for all of us to consider: “Let us heed the plea of our healthcare workers! Even if we are on GCQ, let us act as if we are on ECQ for the next 2 weeks, that is, stay at home unless extremely necessary.

-No going to church (Bishop Pabillo already ordered the stoppage of masses inside churches)
-No going to gyms and other recreational facilities
- No going to salons and barber shops
-No eating inside restaurants
-No to non-essential travels
-Yes to online transactions
-Yes to working from home whenever possible
-Yes to strictly observing protocols
-YES to unity in prayer

I hope you get the idea. This is the new normal.

Accept the reality that our situation is not getting any better. We don’t need the government to put us on ECQ. We can do it voluntarily! Let’s do it for our healthcare workers... and for ourselves and families.”

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08/07/2020

Need to get tested but you're too busy during weekdays? Good news! CGHMC's drive-thru COVID-19 PCR testing is now available on Saturdays and Sundays, 8 am to 4 pm. Book an appointment now at https://bit.ly/31Bny5R and start your now!

08/07/2020

From the Chinese General Hospital and Medical Center (CGHMC).

02/06/2020

Drive-thru Covid Testing at Chinese General Hospital

Do you feel ok? Don't take the risk, get tested! Whether you are asymptomatic or pre-symptomatic, you don't realize that you're already a carrier and infected, you can spread the disease to others and especially to those you love. Get started on

02/06/2020

Doctors’ clinic operations at Chinese General Hospital will officially resume on June 8, 2020, adapting to the “new normal” way of consultation.

All OUT-patient consultation will go through a new process:
1. Book an appointment thru our secretary. You can call 87114141 local 1630; Ms Lhen +63 961 291 6526 or Ms Cathy (0935) 907 5012
2. Clinics are only allowed to accept 1 patient for every 30 minutes. Only One companion per patient is allowed.
3. You need to answer a series of questionnaires prior to the confirmation of your appointment (thru the secretary)
4. Upon reaching the Medical Arts Building (MAB) you need to show to the MAB triage staff your proof of appointment (text/viber/fb messages). You will be scan for your temperature. Temperature >37.8 C will not be allowed entry to the clinic offices. You will be escorted to the emergency room for proper disposition.
5. Once cleared and upon reaching the clinic premises, you will be ask to sign a “Patient Declaration Form” for COVID Screening. Please be truthful in accomplishing this form.
6. Consultation process may begin.
7. Please observer the necessary precautionary measures:
a. No mask, No entry. Please wear approriate mask and wear them properly
b. Observe proper cough etiquette
c. Disinfect hands accordingly
d. Observe social distancing

For online consultations- please wait for futher announcements.

Thank you. Stay safe and protected.

26/05/2020

Know Your Masks! Masks are made for different purposes. It can protect the wearer, or both the wearer and people around him. Be Responsible. Let us help each other in our fight against covid.