About Perpetual Succour Hospital
Perpetual Succour Hospital of Cebu, Inc. is a Catholic, private, not-for-profit hospital in Cebu City. The Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres own and manage the hospital. As a Level III general hospital, PSH also supports healthcare training and education.
Our identity is rooted in charity and compassionate service. We recognize that illness affects patients and their families in many ways. For this reason, our mission embraces care for the whole person, including physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
Our Identity and Mission
The Sisters’ spirit of charity guides our approach to healthcare. It inspires compassionate care, responsible leadership, and continued development of our services. Our purpose, vision, and mission express these commitments and guide our work.
To learn more about Perpetual Succour Hospital, explore our history and the milestones that shaped our institution. You can also read our purpose, vision, and mission to understand the values behind our service.
Explore Our Medical Services
Finding care starts with clear information. Our medical services directory introduces the departments and services available at PSH. Meanwhile, our doctor directory lets you browse medical specialties and identify the clinic you wish to contact.
Before visiting, confirm clinic schedules, service availability, and preparation requirements with the relevant department. This helps you plan your visit and know what information to bring. For general inquiries, contact the hospital for assistance.
Plan Your Visit to PSH
Perpetual Succour Hospital is located along Gorordo Avenue in Cebu City. Use our hospital tour to explore the building directory and find the department or clinic you need. Check the building and floor information before heading to your destination.
If you are preparing for a hospital stay, explore our room accommodations and the amenities listed for each category. Contact the hospital to ask about current rates, availability, and admission requirements.
Whether you are looking for a doctor, exploring a service, or supporting a family member, these resources can help you prepare. Start with the links below, or contact us for help finding the information you need.