At Metro South Medical Center, we believe that healthcare is more than treatment—it is trust, compassion, and a lifelong commitment to the families we serve.
For decades, we have stood as a pillar of strength and healing in the South, grounded in a mission to provide patient-centered, high-quality, and accessible healthcare. We envision a healthier future for all—a future where innovation meets empathy, and excellence in medical services goes hand-in-hand with genuine human connection.
Our core values—compassion, integrity, excellence, teamwork, and service—guide us every day. They are reflected in the hands that hold yours in times of worry, in the late nights our nurses spend beside your loved ones, and in every milestone we celebrate with your family. These are not just principles on a wall—they are lived out in every corner of our hospital.
But we are not stopping there.
In line with our commitment to growth and community upliftment, we are proud to share a bold and exciting step forward: the construction of the Metro South College of Nursing, the cornerstone of what will eventually become a full-fledged paramedical college.
We know this journey will not be without its challenges—building not just walls, but a new generation of healthcare professionals who will serve with knowledge, skill, and heart. It will require resources, resolve, and resilience. But it is a challenge we embrace with open arms—because we believe in planting seeds today that will bloom into care for generations to come.
This project is more than an expansion; it is a statement of hope. A sign that Metro South Medical Center is not only here to care, but also to educate, to lead, and to shape the future of healthcare in our region.
To the families who trust us, to the young minds who dream of wearing a white coat, to the communities we continue to serve—this is for you.
At Metro South Medical Center, we honor the past with gratitude, embrace the present with compassion, and shape the future with purpose.
Caring for you. Growing with you. Building a legacy of healing—together.
By: Rowena M. Auxillos, MD, FPOGS, MBA-H
