St Paul Surigao University Hospital

  Corner San Nicolas & Rizal Streets, Surigao City, 8400 Surigao del Norte
  086-826-4325
  St Paul Surigao University Hospital

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Sr. Norma Patricia Manzano, SPC

Hospital Administrator

Vision

Privileged to share in God’s saving and healing action, we envision St. Paul Surigao University Hospital as a Christ-centered, dynamic and socially responsible global health care institution providing holistic quality health care services.

Core Strategy

"We Care with a Difference"

Mission

  • Faithfully proclaim God’s love through compassionate care.
  • Uphold bioethical principles and teaching of the Catholic Church.
  • Develop competencies of health care Professionals for integral growth and strengthen partnerships in Education, Training and Research.
  • Pursue value innovative and socially responsive health care services at par with global standards for sustainability.
  • Assure that Christian stewardship and good governance are practiced.

7 year of service since September 4, 2016

Services Offered

Owned & Administered

100

Bed Capacity

Main Services

  • Diagnostic Imaging Department
  • Emergency Room
  • Laboratory
  • Pharmacy
  • Wellness and Rehabilitation Center
    • Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve
    • Stimulation
    • Paraffin Wax Bath
    • Stationary Bike
    • Dumbbells
    • Intermittent Cervifcal Lumbar
    • Traction
    • Hot Moist Pack
    • High Intensity Laser Therapy
    • Shockwave Therapy
    • CPM
    • Therapeutic Ultrasound
    • Cryotheraphy
    • Orthosis/Prosthesis
    • Cancer Rehabilitation and Palm Relief

Other Services

  • Financial Management Department
  • Chapel

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Historical Background

The St. Paul Surigao University Hospital (SPSUH) is a brainchild of Sr. Marie Rosanne Mallillin, SPC, and the president of St. Paul University Surigao. Due to the increasing number of morbidity and mortality of common-breed illnesses and the absence of well-equipped and furnished health care facility, were some of the reasons why this hospital came to life, a dream come true.

December 4, 2014
Ground breaking of the hospital site was blessed, officiated by His Excellency Bishop Antonietto Cabahog, DD. He was assisted by Sr. Lilia Therese Tolentino, SPC Provincial Superior of Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres. Members of the Academe, friends, benefactors and students were also present to witness the occasion.

August 25, 2016
The following 4 sisters arrived to answer their call to mission in Surigao: Sr. Rutchel Magallanes, SPC, as superior of the SPC community and DID and Lab in-charge, Sr. Norma Patricia Manzano, SPC as Hospital Administrator, Sr. Melanie Guzman, SPC as Nursing Service Director, and Sr. Florence De La Calzada, SPC as Finance officer.

September 3, 2016
Soft blessing of the ground floor which includes the Emergency Room, Outpatient Department and other Ancillary Services took place to celebrate the 100 years of SPUS

January 28, 2017
Grand Blessing of SPSUH was done as part of the preparation for the DOH inspection.

February 10, 2017
Magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck the city, destroying the facade of the hospital and damaged the first floor housing the Pharmacy, ER, lobby, Admitting, Business office and part of the Laboratory Department. The scheduled inspection of the Department of Health slated on April 20, 21, 22, 2017 was cancelled.

February 16, 2017
Dr. Paulyn Jean B. Ubial, the secretary of the Department of Health visited SPSUH and proposed that the hospital applied for and opened as a temporarily Birthing Home, while reconstruction and rehabilitation of the affected area were going on.

February 20, 2017
SPSUH Birthing Facility was licensed to operate upon completion of all the DOH and PhilHealth requirements.

April 18-19, 2017
Inspection by the Department of Health for licensure of the Hospital was done by the 4 members of the DOH licensing team namely:

  • DR. ROSENDO SUALOG
  • DR. LILIBETH VALEZA
  • MS. LYDIA LITIATCO
  • ENGR. ZALDY GUMAPAC

May 8, 2017
St. Paul Surigao University Hospital was granted the official permit and license to operate by the Department of Health as a Level II hospital with an authorized compliment of 60 beds. It opened its services to cater the health needs of the Surigaonons with a tag line:

“We Care...With a Difference”

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