Perpetual Succour Hospital Cebu Guide 2026: Services, ER, Rooms and Costs
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Quick Answer: Perpetual Succour Hospital of Cebu, Inc. (PSH) is a private, Catholic, not-for-profit Level III general hospital on Gorordo Avenue in Cebu City, owned and run by the Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres. PhilHealth's 2026 list of accredited hospitals shows it as a private, Level 3 hospital with 372 beds, accredited through December 31, 2026. Its website describes a 24/7 emergency room and Centers of Excellence for heart, cancer and kidney care. PSH does not publish a price list or room rates online, so you need to ask the hospital for an estimate before admission.
About this guide: Perpetual Succour Hospital does not publish a price list on its website. We checked perpetualsuccourcebu.com/rates, /room-rates, /price-list, /packages, /promos, /pricing and /patient-guide (all returned 404), plus the Room Accommodations, Patient Services, Services, Social Service, Z-Benefit, Emergency Room, Cebu Heart Institute, Cebu Cancer Institute and Kidney Service pages. None list a peso amount. Beds, level, ownership, phone and accreditation come from the PhilHealth List of Accredited Hospitals and Infirmaries for CY 2026, updated as of September 30, 2026. Services and policies come from the hospital's own website. Last checked: November 2026.
Table of Contents
- Which Perpetual Succour Hospital is this?
- What kind of hospital is PSH?
- What services and centers does PSH offer?
- What rooms does PSH have?
- How does admission work?
- How much does it cost, and how do I estimate my bill?
- What help is there if I can't pay?
- How do I contact PSH?
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Conclusion
Which Perpetual Succour Hospital is this?
Most people searching "Perpetual Succour Hospital" mean Perpetual Succour Hospital of Cebu, Inc. in Lahug, Cebu City, and that is the hospital this guide covers. The name is also spelled "Perpetual Succor" in some directories. We found no other general hospital with this name in our search.
Our directory also has a separate listing, Perpetual Succour Hospital RehabCare and Sports Medicine. We did not verify how it is related to the hospital, so check with PSH if you need that service. The main hospital profile is here: Perpetual Succour Hospital of Cebu, Inc..
Do not confuse PSH with the government-run Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center or with Chong Hua Hospital, which are different hospitals in Cebu City.
What kind of hospital is PSH?
According to its website, PSH is a "private, Catholic, non-profit, Level III general hospital" managed by the Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres. The About page says the Sisters own and manage it, and that it also supports healthcare training and education. PhilHealth's 2026 list of accredited hospitals, updated September 30, 2026, lists PSH as a private, Level 3 hospital with 372 beds, and the hospital's website gives the same capacity.
Its history page says it began in 1936 and was rebuilt after World War II. The address is Gorordo Avenue, Camputhaw (Lahug area), Cebu City.
Because PSH is a private hospital, the DOH's Zero Balance Billing program, which covers basic accommodation at DOH-retained government hospitals, does not apply here. See our Zero Balance Billing guide for where it does.
What services and centers does PSH offer?
The hospital's website lists the following:
| Service | What the hospital says |
|---|---|
| Emergency Room | Open 24/7, Ground Floor, Our Lady of Chartres Building. Triage, resuscitation, trauma, wound care, emergency OB-GYN |
| Cebu Heart Institute | Established 1994. Cath lab (angiography, angioplasty and stenting), cardiac surgery (CABG, valve repair and replacement), non-invasive tests, cardiac rehab |
| Cebu Cancer Institute | Established 2002. Chemotherapy, hormonal and biologic therapy, CT scan, mammography, bone scan, endoscopy |
| Kidney Service | Hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, kidney transplant. Emergency dialysis 24/7, subject to approval and machine availability |
| Outpatient clinics | Internal medicine, surgery (including ophthalmology and ortho), OB-GYN, pediatrics, family medicine, pulmonology, cardiology, radiology |
| Other | Clinical laboratory, pharmacy, dietary, health and wellness hub, ambulance, minimally invasive surgery |
Outpatient hours on the homepage are Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The hospital advises confirming clinic schedules with the relevant department before you go. Doctors are listed by specialty under "Find a Doctor" on the website.
What rooms does PSH have?
The Room Accommodations page lists these categories: Cardinal Suite, Suite, Deluxe, Private A, B and C, Semi-Private A and B, and Private Wards. Each category has an "Inquire" button instead of a price. The listed amenities vary by room. For example, Deluxe rooms list a sofa bed, refrigerator, TV, air conditioning and a bathroom with shower, while Private Wards list air conditioning, curtains as dividers and a common toilet.
The page does not state room rates, so we give none. Ask the admitting office for the current daily rate of the exact category you want, and whether a PhilHealth or HMO arrangement changes it. For general comparisons only, see our hospital room rates guide.
How does admission work?
The Patient Services page describes the steps. You are screened by the resident physician at triage, and those who need admission go to the ER. An admitting order is needed. At room assignment, admission staff explain the estimated hospital costs to the patient or relative and ask them to sign the consent forms. A partial payment to the cashier completes the admission. Billing support and PhilHealth processing are handled at discharge.
Posted policies include visiting restrictions from 9:00 PM to 9:00 AM with one designated watcher per patient (with listed exceptions), and a signed waiver from a parent or guardian for children under 10 admitted to the hospital.
How much does it cost, and how do I estimate my bill?
PSH publishes no rates, and we will not guess at them. Your bill depends on the room category, doctor's professional fees, length of stay, tests, medicines and procedures. Practical steps:
- Ask for the estimate. The hospital says admission staff explain estimated costs at room assignment. Ask for it in writing before you sign.
- Ask about the partial payment required for admission.
- Check PhilHealth. Our PhilHealth hospitalization benefits guide explains case rates. PSH is PhilHealth-accredited through December 31, 2026 per PhilHealth's list. Its website says patient services include PhilHealth processing, and that it is an accredited facility for the PhilHealth Z Benefit program.
- Check your HMO. The homepage has an "Accepted Here" logo carousel, but we could not read which HMOs it shows. Confirm accreditation and any letter of authorization with the hospital. See how to choose an HMO.
- Compare with typical ranges in our hospital rates overview.
What help is there if I can't pay?
PSH has a Social Service Department on the Ground Floor of the Sto. Niño Building, with licensed medical social workers. The website lists service patient programs, DOH-MAIFIP, PhilHealth Z Benefit package assessment, and referrals to government agencies. It also says the hospital provides service beds for in-patients and charity discounts for out-patients. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Read these before you go: DOH MAIFIP guide, PCSO medical assistance, DSWD AICS, and what to do if you can't pay a hospital bill. Whether a given program covers your case at PSH is for the social workers to decide.
The PhilHealth Z Benefit office is at Room 306, 3rd Floor, Cebu Heart Institute building. The website lists coronary artery bypass graft, breast cancer (stages 0 to IV) and peritoneal dialysis first as its Z Benefit services.
How do I contact PSH?
- Address: Gorordo Avenue, Camputhaw, Cebu City
- Main trunkline: (032) 233-8620 (the same number appears on PhilHealth's list)
- Emergency hotline: (032) 232-2461
- Email: pshcares@perpetualsuccourcebu.com
- Social Service: (032) 233-8620 local 267
- Website: perpetualsuccourcebu.com
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Perpetual Succour Hospital private or government?
Private. The hospital describes itself as a Catholic, not-for-profit hospital owned and managed by the Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres.
Where is Perpetual Succour Hospital located?
On Gorordo Avenue, Camputhaw (Lahug), Cebu City, Philippines.
What DOH level is Perpetual Succour Hospital?
Level 3. PhilHealth's 2026 list of accredited hospitals, updated September 30, 2026, lists it as Level 3, and the hospital's website also calls it a Level III general hospital.
How many beds does Perpetual Succour Hospital have?
372 beds, per PhilHealth's 2026 list of accredited hospitals (updated September 30, 2026). The hospital's website gives the same figure.
Does Perpetual Succour Hospital publish room rates or a price list?
No. The Room Accommodations page lists room types and amenities with an "Inquire" button, but no prices. We found no rates, packages or price-list pages.
Is the emergency room open 24 hours?
Yes. The hospital lists the ER as open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays. The emergency hotline is (032) 232-2461.
Does Perpetual Succour Hospital accept PhilHealth?
Yes. PhilHealth's list updated September 30, 2026 shows it accredited through December 31, 2026. Its Patient Services page mentions PhilHealth processing at discharge, and it says it is accredited for the PhilHealth Z Benefit program. Ask billing how case rates apply to your diagnosis.
Is there a Malasakit Center or Zero Balance Billing at PSH?
We found no mention of either on its website. ZBB applies to DOH-retained government hospitals, and PSH is private. Its Social Service Department handles assistance such as DOH-MAIFIP.
Conclusion
Perpetual Succour Hospital is a private Level III hospital in Cebu City with heart, cancer and kidney centers and a 24/7 ER, but it does not publish prices, so ask for a written estimate before admission. To plan your costs, read our PhilHealth benefits guide, the hospital rates overview, and the guide to government hospitals near you. Compare other Cebu options with Chong Hua Hospital, or browse ClinicFinderPH search.