How to request old vaccination records in Philippines?

[mapo 12]

We're pretty sure she got some shots all those years ago, but her mom died and we're not sure what hospital administered the shots. They have no papers. What is the procedure in this case?

[Mike E 11,739]

36 minutes ago, mapo said:

We're pretty sure she got some shots all those years ago, but her mom died and we're not sure what hospital administered the shots. They have no papers. What is the procedure in this case?

If the reason you want vaccination records is to determine if she has been vaccinated then doctors can perform what is called a "titer" test which will indicate whether the patient needs to be vaccinated.

[Chancy 6,241]

59 minutes ago, mapo said:

We're pretty sure she got some shots all those years ago, but her mom died and we're not sure what hospital administered the shots. They have no papers. What is the procedure in this case?

 

If she doesn't know which hospital, then it's a no-go.  Maybe she can get a blood titer test as mentioned above, but she will have to pay for that.  If she has no objection to getting vaccinated again, just let her get them at the visa medical.  The cost of all the required vaccines (except those for COVID) are already included in the standard fee charged by SLEC.

 

[mapo 12]

Thanks all! We'll try that!

[top_secret 2,421]

Usually in the Philippines there is a "Baby Book" held by the parents.  If that is gone there may be no permanent record of vaccinations.  It's s not a problem though.  She just gets more shots at Saint Luke's.  No extra charge.