This hall is dedicated to The Progress of Medicine in the Philippines, a set of four large-scale paintings by National Artist Carlos “Botong” Francisco (1912-1969). These were especially commissioned for the entrance hall of the Philippine General Hospital in 1953. Declared a National Cultural Treasure in 2011, these important works are on loan to the National Museum by the University of the Philippines to secure their preservation. Also featured in this gallery is a large-scale wood relief by renowned sculptor Jose P. Alcantara (1911-2005) from the Philam Life Collection which previously adorned the Philam Life Theater.

The Philippine General Hospital Hall is known for its collection of significant artworks by National Artist Carlos "Botong" Francisco and sculptor Jose P. Alcantara. It is specifically renowned for housing four large-scale paintings by Botong Francisco, which were commissioned for the entrance hall of the Philippine General Hospital. These paintings are considered important cultural treasures and highlight the progress of medicine in the Philippines. Additionally, the hall features a notable wood relief by Jose P. Alcantara from the Philam Life Collection, adding to its artistic significance.