and alumni of Silliman University. The Main Building - a 4-storey modern structure which was built in 1974, houses the emergency, pharmacy, out-patient, admin-offices, and clinical laboratories of the hospital. It has the first elevator system in Dumaguete and Negros Oriental. The Rev. Dr. Edmundo A. Pantejo Garden Chapel is Silliman University Medical Center's chapel. It is a venue for religious convocations and events of the hospital. The latest two addition to the recent expansion hospital has, the SUMC Medical Specialty Building and SUMC Medical Arts Building, are built to cope with the demands the community and the university needs. The structures are both connected or attached with the main hall. The SUMC Medical Arts Building, a 4-storey edifice, has clinics leased and occupied by a plethora of medical doctors of various expertise. The SUMC Medical Specialty Building, also a 4-storey structure, has the same quasi function as the Medical Arts Building and Main Hall. Notable hospital's healthcare units housed at the SUMC Medical Specialty Building include the SUMC Heart Center Cardiac Diagnostic Unit, SUMC Heart Institute and SUMC Respiratory Center, while at the SUMC Medical Arts Building is the SUMC Nuclear Medicine Center. See also CPU–Iloilo Mission Hospital (the first American and Protestant founded hospital in the Philippines serving as the university hospital of Central Philippine University, the sister school of Silliman University). External links Silliman University Medical Center Official Facebook Page (Official Facebook Page of SU Medical Center] References Silliman University Hospitals in the Philippines Dumaguete Hospitals established in 1915 1915 establishments in the Philippines