Written by Weight Loss Team
Updated October 3, 2025
At &you, we believe that healthcare is more than just treatment. It is about connection, support, and shared progress. This Friday, October 3, we are taking that belief from online to on the ground with the launch of the first &you Run Club in Bonifacio Global City (BGC).
This new initiative is open to everyone and built around one mission: to build, connect, and cultivate belonging through movement.
When people think of &you, they often think of our telehealth services such as doctor consultations, weight loss treatments, hair regrowth, and sexual health solutions. We are proud to make access to healthcare in the Philippines more private, convenient, and accessible.
But our mission goes beyond digital care. We are not only a telehealth brand; we are a wellness community.
The launch of the &you Run Club marks a new chapter in our journey, one where we bring people together in person to encourage healthier, more connected lives. True healthcare extends beyond prescriptions. It is about creating spaces for people to grow, feel seen, and take active steps toward better well-being together.
Running is one of the most inclusive and accessible forms of movement. You do not need expensive gear or years of experience to start just a good pair of shoes and a willingness to move. For many, running becomes a mental reset, a way to relieve stress, and a gateway to better overall health.
The &you Run Club is designed for beginners and casual runners. There are no pace requirements, no competition, and no pressure. The focus is on participation, connection, and progress, not perfection.
The &you Run Club is not a one-time event. It is the first step in building a health and wellness ecosystem based on trust and togetherness.
Our goal is simple. We want to create a space where everyone feels welcome to begin or continue their wellness journey. Whether you are running your first kilometer or your fiftieth, this club is about encouragement, friendship, and shared motivation.
We want people to come together not as patients or clients but as individuals who share the same goal of living and feeling better.
This launch marks an important evolution for &you. We started by bringing healthcare closer to Filipinos through telehealth. Now, we are bringing it closer to their everyday lives.
Healthcare should not feel out of reach or disconnected from real life. By hosting runs in BGC, we are showing that accessibility means being present in person, in the community, and in the conversation around health.
As &you grows, our commitment stays the same. We aim to make healthcare not just more convenient but more human. Healing does not happen in isolation. It happens when people come together with shared purpose and support.
Join the &you Run Club and take your first step toward better health, connection, and community.
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&you PR and Communications Team
hello@andyou.ph
The &you Weight Loss Team combines medical science with personal care, guiding Filipinos through their weight loss journey with trusted medications, holistic support, and culturally relevant health expertise.
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