Luis Guerrero, Antonio G. Sison, Jose Albert, Florencio Quintos, Rosendo R. Llamas, and Fortunato Guerrero were the consultants of the hospital. More improvements happened from the 1950s onward. Guillermo A. CuUnjieng Sr. Chest Pavilion was inaugurated 1953 by her daughter Sr. Esperanza Ma. A. CuUnjieng and prominent philanthropists. In 1957, Cheng Tsai Jun Memorial 100-bed Charity Wards were established. Two years later, Chinese General Hospital and Medical Center had another facelift. A bigger Emergency Building with three stories was constructed in 1971. The School of Nursing Building with six stories was completed in 1975. And in 1983, a six-storey annex to the Main Building was built. Kasian Lim was appointed new director and James G. Dy as president of the Philippine Chinese Charitable Association in 1990s. Every department was expanded and computerization and updating of medical equipment and appliances happened. In 1996, the Heart Institute was built with renowned cardiologist Dy Bun Yok as Director and Manual Chua-Chiaco Jr. as the Chief in Cardiovascular Surgery. The present director CGHMC is James Dy. In 2014, the hospital renewed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the Intelligence Service of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (ISAFP) assuring its personnel of free medical care at the CGHMC in the event they get injured while performing their duty. The Philippine National Police (PNP) and the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) also have the same MOAs with the hospital. See also Other Chinese hospitals and health care serving local Chinese communities: San Francisco Chinese Hospital Montreal Chinese Hospital Yee Hong Centre for Geriatric Care - Greater Toronto Area References Hospitals in Manila Buildings and structures in Santa Cruz, Manila Hospital buildings completed in 1917 Hospital buildings completed in 1967 Hospital buildings completed in 1969