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Save on Delivery Costs: Perpetual Succour (Cebu) Maternity Package

Are you planning to give birth at Perpetual Succour Hospital (Cebu) and looking for budget-friendly options? Their Maternity Service Package (MSP) might be a good fit! It offers significant discounts on fees for lab tests, ultrasounds, accommodation, and delivery.

As promised, I’m sharing an updated maternity service package of Perpetual Succour Hospital here in Cebu. Know that it’s not fully free nor a charity program for moms-to-be. However, you will get significant discounts on fees for lab tests, ultrasounds, accommodation (only a ward is available), and labor/delivery rooms.

Who’s eligible for PSH’s maternity service program?

All pregnant women up to 32 weeks and 6 days age of gestation (AOG) can join PSH’s Maternity Service Package (MSP) program at the Out-Patient Department (OPD). If you’re 33 weeks of AOG and beyond, you can submit a written referral and consent from your private OB or health centers for transfer of prenatal care.

The PSH Outpatient Department is open from Monday to Friday (except on Holidays) from 8am to 2pm, Tuesday from 8am to 12 am; Saturdays, from 8am to 12am. The cut-off time is 10am. For more information, you can call PSH OPD at 032-233-8620 loc 120.

Perpetual Succour Cebu Maternity Package

What are the requirements for enrollment in PSH Maternity Service Package?

  • P1,500 as enrolment fee to the Maternity Service Package and an initial downpayment (the remaining balance will be paid in installments, at least P750 per visit, until fully paid). The total Normal delivery fee under their maternity package is P8,000; the Caesarian Delivery Fee is P20,000.
  • Attendance at the Maternity Service Package (MSP) orientation, scheduled at 9 AM from Monday to Friday (except Tuesdays & holidays), in the conference room of the the PSH Outpatient Department.
  • Signed agreement form (documents are to be provided by the OPD nurses)
  • Laboratory tests such as CBC, blood typing, urinalysis, HBsAg (Qualitative), HIV Testing, HBA1c, pap smear, pelvic ultrasound, and more, as requested by your Resident Physician.
  • Note that all these test results must be submitted to the resident OB for reading within 7 days from the date of orientation and enrolment. Otherwise, your initial enrolment payment of P1500 to the program will be forfeited.
  • Submission of certificate of blood donated issued by the PSH blood bank. They require 500cc of blood for normal delivery and 2 units of 500cc blood for Caesarian delivery. Deadline of blood donor certificate submission is on or before the fifth prenatal visit or within 24 hours of admission.
  • Attendance to Mother’s Class, held every 1st Saturday of the month at San Pedro Calungsod hall.

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What are the privileges of being enrolled in the Maternity Service Package?

  • 30% discount on lab tests and ultrasounds done at PSH
  • Discounted hospital fees for normal delivery (P8,000) covering all prenatal and post partum visits, labor room fee (24H), delivery room fee, 1 day ward accommodation for the mom, and 1 day nursery accommodation for the baby.
  • Discounted fees for Caesarian delivery (P20,000), including all prenatal and postpartum visits, labor room fee (24H), delivery room fee, recovery room fee, 3 days ward accommodation for the mom, and and 3 days nursery accommodation for the baby.

Can you use your private health insurance or HMOs?

No. Health insurance/HMOs cannot be used if you are enrolled in the maternity service package of PSH. However, Philhealth coverage can be used by enrollees in the program.

What to expect during labor & delivery under their Maternity Service Package Program?

Since you don’t have a private OB, you will be under the care of the Resident Physician and medical students on duty at the time of your labor and delivery. Your relatives and other non-medical staff are not allowed to enter the labor and delivery room in order to maintain the sterility of the area. Only one watcher is allowed after the delivery at the Recovery room.

I hope this helps you prepare for your most anticipated day – the arrival of your bundle of joy.

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Disclaimer: This information is based on 2019 data. Please contact Perpetual Succour Hospital for the latest details and pricing.

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54 responses to “Save on Delivery Costs: Perpetual Succour (Cebu) Maternity Package”

  1. Melo Dy Avatar
    Melo Dy

    I went yesterday there to inquire, the receptionist told me to go to opd to ask for a slot. The doctor in charge gave me a list of requirements and schedule of seminar. I want to ask if its okay if I dont show up to the scheuled seminar and go back again after the end of this month to ask for a reschedule of the orientation? Should I give them a call? I am still saving up to pay for my deposit and requirements to avail the package. But I will be 24 weeks by then. I’m really confused.

  2. Jess03 Avatar
    Jess03

    Hi.. is it for real that their CS delivery is 20k?

  3. Issa Avatar

    Hi Melody,
    By seminar, you probably mean Maternity Service Package (MSP) orientation, (which is scheduled at 9AM from Monday to Friday (except Tuesdays & holidays). If so, you can just attend another time.

    They still accept women who are 32 weeks and 6 days pregnant.

    You can also call them at 032-233-8620, then ask the operator to transfer the call to OPD. Cheers.

  4. Issa Avatar

    Hi Jess,
    Yes, but you’ll likely pay more because this does not include everything.

    Just to share my experience.. I was supposed to have a normal delivery but there were complications so I delivered by CS. My total bill was 35k but I spent an extra P20k on other things like medicines, NICU, and other expenses not inclusive in the package. So, it’s wise to prepare more money for your delivery.

  5. Grace Avatar
    Grace

    Can I use credit card in paying laboratory bills if you are on package?

  6. Issa Avatar

    Hi Grace, the last couple of months, I was able to pay via credit card, so as far as I know, yes you can pay with credit card. They just asked for a valid ID.

    Of course, it’s best to check with them directly by dialing (032) 233 8620 and ask to be transferred to Laboratory (open 24 hours).

  7. Kams Avatar
    Kams

    Hi Issa. Are you on maternity package when your delivered as CS? How are you handled by the resident doctors during the delivery?

    We are planning to get a maternity package and the chances of getting CS is pretty high.

  8. Hope Cesely Baquero Avatar
    Hope Cesely Baquero

    Hi. How do we choose if normal delivery or ceasarian section? I mean, what if I pay 8K for normal but on the day of delivery is CS, should I pay the excess? Or what if I pay 20K for CS (just in case) but only undergo normal delivery, should I get the excess?

    Please enlighten us. Thank you.

  9. Jeremy Thompson Avatar
    Jeremy Thompson

    My bil at PHS for cesarean was 150k. This article is nonsense. If your skin is white, these religious bastards will use you and your hard earned wallet to further their hopeless journey towards become just another pack of scamming assholes who think their shit doesnt stink coz they believe in a superior magical being who will forigve them for bring such pigs.

  10. Issa Avatar

    Hi Kams, yes, I availed their maternity package. The resident doctors were professional and efficient. The process at the OPD was also good – they have a system in place so you only need to follow their instructions.

  11. Issa Avatar

    Hi Hope, about your first question, they automatically update your package to CS (20k) even if you only paid for Normal delivery (8k). It happened to me, which is why I paid less for my Unplanned CS delivery.

    They will determine if you’re high-risk and if you need a CS delivery so I am not sure how to answer the second question. Kindly inquire at OPD directly. Thank you.

  12. Issa Avatar

    Hi Jeremy, was your wife enrolled in the package?

  13. Charmaine Avatar

    Hi! What if mo transfer ko og hospital then already undergone one of those test mentioned, magpa lab gihapon ko? Also, naka attend na kog orientation, need pa ba ko mo attend since mo avail kos inyung package? Im confused.

  14. Bhing Avatar
    Bhing

    Hi, if I am to avail of the PSH Maternity package can I still my GSIS card?

  15. Jill Avatar
    Jill

    Charmaine,
    If you plan to transfer to another hospital your lab tests might be honored their. Just inquire from the OB or reception area in the hospital that you will be transferring.

  16. Jill Avatar
    Jill

    Bhing,
    The GSIS Umid card is very useful in PSH during lab tests (i ain’t sure if i availed 30% or 40% discount ) during delivery, if you have Philhealth, they gona honor it..

  17. Issa Avatar

    Thanks for answering, Jill.

  18. Isa Mae Avatar

    I would like to ask if how much is their maternity package? How much should I pay for downpayment? Because, I am planning inquire and apply for their maternity package. Thank you for any positive response.

  19. Issa Avatar

    Hi Isa Mae,
    As stated above, the total Normal delivery fee under their maternity package is P8,000; Caesarian Delivery Fee is P20,000. Plus P1,500 as enrollment fee to the package.

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  21. ren Avatar

    hi ,i would like to ask if ever your first blood donor would failed on the screening..is there any chance that the patient might get the charges like 3,500 peso ,is that true

  22. Lenette Avatar
    Lenette

    Hi, just want to ask how much did you spend for NICU and how may days your baby stayed there. I am trying to get the price difference between CHH and PSH. I am At high risk and preparing for anything possible to happen. I am still undecided which hospital package to choose. Thanks!

  23. Issa Avatar

    Hello Lennette, I spent a total of P4,622 for NICU, that’s with a discount of P3k plus, and without Philhealth yet. I’m yet to refund around P2k.

    My baby was luckily healthy so he only stayed at NICU for one day.

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  25. Lenette Avatar
    Lenette

    I see. The figures could be different on those infants with complications. Thank you so much for the info!

  26. Justin Avatar
    Justin

    Hi, can foreigner citizens/parents enroll in the maternity package?

  27. Justin Avatar
    Justin

    What documents do foreign parents need to enroll in the maternatiy package and what documents are needed for the birth certificate to be filed? Does this hospital do this for us?

  28. Nana Avatar
    Nana

    Hello! I hope you can help me with my questions. I am going to give birth this March but I still don’t have any hospital in mind because I was suppose to give birth in dumaguete but due to some personal issues I needed to go back home, here in San Fernando Cebu. I cannot avail any packages anymore 😔 I was wondering if how much I will spend if I give birth in perpetual succour as a private patient (since I cannot avail the package)? Thank you.

  29. Issa Avatar

    Hello Justin,
    I apologize but I am not sure if this is offered to foreigners. Kindly call OPD at 032-233-8620 loc 120. As for birth certificate processing, the hospital helps but you will eventually need to file it at the Civil Registry Office. Given that you’re a foreigner, the procedure might be different from my experience. I highly recommend that you give them a call.

  30. Issa Avatar

    Hi Nana,
    I’m sorry to hear that you’re in that situation. Are you high-risk or not? If you’re not, try to inquire at CUPSI. I heard the facilities are good and the fee is reasonable.
    If you’re high-risk, it’s best to check with an OB. The package deal entitled me of 13k savings on hospital charges but I wasn’t sure how much I saved in doctor’s professional fees. Philhealth members get 19k coverage (for CS).
    If you really want to give birth at Perpetual, please give them a call or go to the new Building to ask about the hospital’s private OB’s Professional Fees.

  31. Issa Avatar

    Hi Ren, sorry I overlooked your comment. As far as I know, you need to cover the screening cost the second time around.

    My donor did not fail so I have no idea how much the screening would cost for a 2nd attempt. Please call Perpetual Hospital at 032-233-8620 and ask for the Blood Bank number to inquire about screening charges.

  32. Rae Avatar
    Rae

    Hi! For example I get to pay Normal delivery for 8k then, suddenly had complications but still through Normal Delivery. Would my package be voided?

    I am on Private OB, but something came up and I had to make adjustments specially on the finances. I am now at 29weeks. Also can I transfer to Private room and add payment nlang.?

  33. Issa Avatar

    Hi Rae,
    The document I signed did not mention potential complication as a valid reason for voiding your Package deal discount. What I know is that you will pay for the excess. As for the private room upgrade, you will have to ask them now because I have no idea. 🙁 I wanted to transfer to a private room, too, but after seeing their ward, I was satisfied by how spacious and clean it looked.

    Hope you’re able to raise these concerns on your visit at the OPD.

  34. Jeddah Luyao Avatar
    Jeddah Luyao

    Hi, if you in are normal delivery how much would i excess to pay since during the orientation it was mention that 8K package is not included in all expenses?

  35. Issa Avatar

    Hi Jeddah, 8k plus 1.5k enrollment fee doesn’t include laboratory fees and other pharmacy fees. If ever normal and complicated delivery, you might need to pay more, too. I had a CS delivery so I can’t really answer this in detail. I planned to deliver naturally but ended up with a C-Section. Here’s my bill: https://www.iamissa.com/personal/c-section-delivery-cost-in-cebu.html

  36. Quinn Avatar

    Hi Issa, does the 8k package already covered by philhealth?

  37. Issa Avatar

    Hi Quinn,
    Philhealth deduction isn’t included yet, if that’s what you meant.

  38. Nina rose batucan Avatar
    Nina rose batucan

    Unsay number nga pwedi namo ma contack f naa me ask same …schedule manjd nako ds april 18 pre natal diha sa perpetual unya lockdown pman….

  39. Issa Avatar

    Hi Nina,
    I got a text from 09451073540 regarding the new schedule for my son’s immunization. I think that’s the mobile number used by OPD at Perpetual.

  40. Delgo Avatar
    Delgo

    Hi, would you know if they accept new maternity cases this time? And would they allow someone who is not married given this is a catholic hospital?

  41. Issa Avatar

    Hello.. I don’t know for sure if they still accept enrollees at this time. Please email pshcares@perpetualsuccourcebu.com or text 09451073540 to inquire.

    Regarding civil status, I’m sure they accept unmarried moms. Take care.

  42. Beatriz Avatar
    Beatriz

    Hi, question lng if did you get the original copies sa ultrasound attached sa kato Service Package na ato folder? I failed to asked the nurse when I gave birth if pwede to makuha. Sayang ultrasound pics. Bisag kato nlng unta 😫

  43. Issa Avatar

    Hi Beatriz,

    I’m sorry to hear that. Same tayo.. I didn’t know that they take the folder and don’t return it. Try asking them through pshcares@perpetualsuccourcebu.com or text 09451073540. I didn’t really follow up na kasi may pics ako nung mga ultrasound..

    Hope you sort it out. 🙂

  44. Marjorie Avatar
    Marjorie

    Hi. Just want to ask if nag increase po kaya ang maternity packaged po during this pandemic?

  45. Issa Avatar

    Hi Marjorie,
    Hindi ko sure, pasensya. Pwede mo silang tawagan, i-email or i-text para ma-confirm:

    pshcares@perpetualsuccourcebu.com
    032-233-8620 loc 120

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  47. Theres Avatar
    Theres

    hi can i ask if hm na ang package nila for 2021 is it still the same? hoping to receive a reply, thanks

  48. Ruby Avatar
    Ruby

    Hi,

    Where did the additional 30k po? Mahal po ba yung mga medicines pag CS po? Mas malaki pa kasi xa sa remaining bill hehe

  49. Issa Avatar

    Hi @Theres, sorry for the late reply. Have you tried sending them a message? Hope you got an answer.

    Hello @Ruby, yes, mostly meds. I also stayed longer sa ward. Tbh, I didn’t examine the details of my receipt. I have to get back to it. Pero to give you an idea, a scheduled private CS is normally higher than 100k, as you will later find out when you check at other hospitals. You can get more quotes from them – but they’ll never be exact as treatment/care varies according to your condition after giving birth. Wish you a safe delivery.

  50. Princess Joy Duhig Avatar
    Princess Joy Duhig

    hello miss issa.. may i ask if they will accept package if there are some heart conditions. i am 3 months pregnant now and i have history of heart conditions.. do you have some idea andd how much.. thank you and God bless

  51. Carl Avatar
    Carl

    Hi,

    Hope you are doing well. Would you know the schedule for the reading of the lab results?

  52. Shenna Patalinghug Avatar
    Shenna Patalinghug

    Is there an online form for the mother’s class if not avail to attend on their schedule?

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