St. Luke's Medical Center launches the Patient Discharge Tracker, a new feature within its eHealth Hub digital platform that allows patients to monitor their discharge process in real time, providing transparency and convenience throughout their hospital journey. 

St. Luke's eHealth Hub is the hospital's digital gateway that connects patients to essential healthcare services through one secure online platform. From appointments to payments to discharge updates — eHealth Hub redefines patient experience, making hospital processes more direct and transparent. Its new feature, the Patient Discharge Tracker, empowers patients and their families to see the progress of their discharge — from doctor's clearance to billing completion — through their eHealth Hub account.

A Smarter, Smoother Way to Go Home

With the Patient Discharge Tracker, patients no longer need to wait for verbal updates or multiple follow-ups. Instead, they can check their real-time discharge progress at any time.

Key benefits include:

• Real-time visibility of each discharge step
• Reduced waiting time
• Accessible both on desktop and mobile through St. Luke's eHub

How to Access the Patient Discharge Tracker

Using the tracker is simple and convenient:

• Go to https://ehubapp.stlukes.com.ph or download the St. Luke's eHealth Hub App.
• Log in with your Patient Account credentials (the email or mobile number used during admission).
• Select "Patient Discharge Tracker" from the dashboard.
• View your discharge progress in real time — from clearances to billing, pharmacy, and final release.

Patients can access the tracker at any time during their hospitalization to see which stages are complete and what comes next.

Innovation with a Heart

The Patient Discharge Tracker is part of St. Luke's Medical Center's digital transformation initiative, which integrates technology with compassionate care. eHealth Hub already enables patients to manage appointments, view lab results, and settle bills online — and now, it extends that convenience to the discharge process.

Visit the St. Luke's eHub Page