St lukes Manila Medical Exam

[j4rom 2]

for the medical exam @ st lukes, most people suggest to go there really early like 430am coz of long lines. is there anybody that went there at a later time of the day like maybe between 10am-1pm so at least the line is shorter. or is what im thinking of going for an afternoon medical, a bad idea? also do they turn people away when they are too full for the day especially for people going for afternoon medical. thanks for any input

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[SennaBrigante 92]

I spoke with a SLEC personnel weeks before I got my medical and he suggested to go there later as in after lunch because it goes by faster. No lines, less waiting. But I still went there early because I wanted to finish the medical in a day.

[Hank_ 9,174]

I have read of a few going to SLEC later morning or early afternoon and stilling getting Day 1 completed.

[newbieUS 4]

Just lask week l had my medical and got there at 2PM and was done at almost 4PM during my 1st day. And the next day, l went back at 2PM for my immunization and waited for 3 decades oh l mean 3 hours in the releasing area lol. I was finished at exactly 6:15PM. Good luck!

[j4rom 2]

thats a good deal than waking up so early to join the morning madness @ st lukes. looks like afternoon is a delight for a medical!

[cheesecake_A+J 7]

I did my medical a couple of weeks ago and I was there from 12:00 PM -5:00 PM during the first day. I waited a long time for my physical exam (from 1:00 PM-4:30 PM). The nurse said that they would resume at 1:30 PM, but they ended up calling names at 2:00 PM. On the second day, I was there at 2:15 PM, had my immunization at 6:00 PM, and finished at 9:00 PM. On both days, there were some who were there earlier than I was (some since 7:00 AM) but were also waiting for a long time. If you don't want to wake up early(like me ), an afternoon medical will work for you. Either way, there's always waiting involved so maybe bring a book to read and have water and snacks with you. Good luck!