HOME CARE
Our Services
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Doctor Home Visits
HOUSE CALLS
Online Consultations
CHAT AND VIDEO
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Laboratory Service
HOME LAB TESTING
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Covid-19 Home Testing
RAPID AND RT-PCR
Nursing Care
STAY-IN AND ACUTE CARE
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Vaccination
HOME IMMUNIZATION
Physical Therapy
HOME REHAB
Medicine Delivery
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ABOUT US
About Our Company
The Bugayong siblings understood the difficulties of providing quality care at the hands of those who truly need it and saw the problems in our current medical situation in the Philippines thus, creating AIDE -solution to everyone's medical needs.
A Platform That Connects You to Local Home Care Experts Who are Ready to Serve
AIDE is the most reliable and trustworthy Home Health Care Platform in the greater Metro Manila area - providing excellent home care solutions to patients who are dealing with injury or illness. Our medical partners are committed to meeting all of your health needs, and go above and beyond to ensure you get the best care available.
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At AIDE, we provide reliable and affordable home care services to clients in the country. Whether you need daily health related attention or are looking for appointment based care — you name it, we do it! Our certified practitioners work with you and your doctor to develop and manage a personalized home health plan that’s most convenient for you.
At AIDE, we believe in providing patients high quality home care services in the greater Metro Manila area — and guarantee excellence in all we do. Our staff is committed to our patients’ wellbeing and go the extra mile to cater to their needs. Get in touch today and speak with any one of our team members.
OUR LAUNCH
Experience the UpgrAIDE
What started off as a small community of practitioners has turned into a home health care super app committed to serving you. At AIDE, we provide high quality home care services to clients. Since 2016, we have provided patients all the resources they need in order to improve their quality of life. In 2018, we launched the new and improve mobile app in partnership with AC Health.
THE TEAM
Meet The Founders
Paolo Bugayong
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Pamela Bugayong-Donato
Dr. Patrick Bugayong
MEDIA
Our Press
This is our press section. Get a background of who we are from reputable writers and publications and through the various articles below, including press coverage, industry updates and useful resources. Take this chance to find out more about our business through the words of different authorities in the field.
LIST: 8 Teleconsultation Apps in the Philippines You Can Rely On — Anytime, Anywhere
June 9, 2021
The introduction of telehealth services in the Philippines is beneficial to all Filipinos. Doing online consultations with doctors is both fast and convenient as you can easily get in touch with them wherever and whenever.
Pamela Bugayong-Donato of AIDE Shares the Advantage of Being a Woman in Tech
March 27, 2021
I had a COVID-19 scare last month. It was not just a scare, it felt more like terror. What made the experience terrifying was that I live alone and I couldn’t drive to a health center to get myself tested. I was so, so tired. I didn’t know what to do. Our chief operating officer (COO), Sky Gavin, recommended the AIDE app.
Adobo Magazine: A cure for doctors’ tax woes
March 1, 2021
Aligned with its mission to help medical professionals with their tax woes so they can passionately focus on providing high-quality healthcare to Filipinos, Taxumo has forged a crucial partnership with AIDE, the country’s most trusted healthcare and telemedicine platform.
Bloomberg: Pandemic Forced Filipinos to Embrace Technology: Aide CEO
October 2, 2020
Paolo Bugayong, co-founder and chief executive officer at Aide App, discusses the growth he’s seeing in his service, how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted the app and his outlook for growth. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: China Open.”
Smart Parenting
October 12, 2017
Imagine this: It’s mid-morning on a manic Monday. Your toddler has been out of sorts since the night before, and he refuses to eat or drink his milk. Apparently he has a low-grade fever, and while you're frantic to bring him for a check-up, the doctor won’t be in until the weekend. Worse, your car is on number-coding, so even a trip to the E.R. isn’t possible (unless you brave the traffic, or attempt an MRT ride with a cranky and inconsolable tot). What are you to do?
