One visit at a time
9-valent HPV vaccine. One visit, consult included.
₱10,700
per visit, VAT included
Doctor consultation firstDone gently, in minutesNext visit booked before you leave
HPV vaccination · Serendra, BGC9 in 10 cervical cancers start with HPV.1
9 in 10 cervical cancers start with HPV.1
Stop it early.
A doctor explains everything first. The vaccine itself takes seconds.
The earlier, the stronger.
HPV is common and usually harmless. A few types cause most cervical cancers, and the vaccine works best before exposure.
Ages 9 to 14+
- Two visits, months apart
- The strongest response happens now
Ages 15 to 26+
- Three visits over six months
- We remember the schedule for you
Ages 27 to 45+
- Starts with a doctor conversation
- For many women it still adds protection
Who is it for? Tap an age.
Pick an age group. The doctor conversation always comes first.Schedules follow WHO and DOH guidance. Your doctor confirms what fits.
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Two ways to book it.
The doctor consultation is included in both.
The full course
9-valent HPV vaccine. All three visits, consult included.
₱29,500
saves ₱2,600 versus one visit at a time, VAT included
Doctor consultation firstAll three visits coveredPaid onceEvery visit scheduled
Booking for a daughter aged 9 to 14? She needs two visits, so book one visit at a time.
At our Serendra, BGC clinic. Visits run 30 to 60 minutes including the consult. Mother-daughter and group slots book together.
Kindred · Serendra, BGCYour schedule
Already on the calendar
Visit 1
Done. Plaster and all.
Visit 2
Booked at the counter, before you go.
Visit 3
On the calendar. We remember it for you.
Example schedule. Ages 9 to 14 need two visits.
Your schedule, handled.
The hardest part of HPV protection is coming back for visit two.
- Your next visit booked at the counter, before you go home
- The same team each time, who know your name by visit two
- A recovery lounge if you want to sit for a bit after, tea included
This cancer has a vaccine.
HPV is behind most cervical cancers. The vaccine targets the highest-risk types.
No. 2
most common cancer among Filipino women is cervical cancer.
Globocan, Philippines9 in 10
cervical cancer cases are linked to HPV.
1 World Health Organization, HPV fact sheet9 to 45
is the age range for vaccination. The earlier, the better.
WHO and DOH guidanceFour steps, start to finish.
The conversation comes first. The vaccine takes seconds.
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Pick a slot at the Serendra clinic. Solo, or with your daughter, sister or mom.
At the clinic
Talk to the doctor
Everything explained first. If it is not right for you, your doctor says so.
Seconds
Get the vaccine
A quick pinch in the upper arm and a small plaster. The lounge is there if you want it.
Before you leave
Book visit two
It goes on the calendar at the counter, on your way out.
“Someday” is not a protection plan.
One short appointment, at a clinic that does not feel like one. Warm rooms, a recovery lounge, and people who explain before they do.
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What it does. What it does not.
The vaccine does
- Protect against the highest-risk HPV types
- Work best before exposure, which is why doctors recommend it from age 9
- Still add protection for many adult women up to 45
The vaccine does not
- Replace regular screening. One prevents, the other checks
- Treat an HPV infection you already have
- Cover every HPV type
Asked and answered.
Is the HPV vaccine safe?
It has been used worldwide for nearly two decades and is recommended by the WHO and the Philippine DOH. The most common after-effect is a sore arm for a day. Your doctor walks through all of it before you decide.
Am I too old for it?
The vaccine is given up to age 45. Protection is strongest when you are younger, and for many adult women it still adds protection. From 27 up, it starts with a conversation with your doctor.
What if I have already been exposed?
There are several high-risk HPV types, and exposure to one does not mean exposure to all. The vaccine can still protect you against the types you have not met. Your doctor helps you weigh what it can and cannot do for you.
Does it hurt?
A quick pinch in the upper arm, comparable to any other vaccine. It is over in seconds, and the recovery lounge is there if you want to sit for a bit.
Do I still need screening after the vaccine?
Yes. The vaccine covers the highest-risk types but leaves some out, so regular screening stays part of good care. We do both at the clinic.
Can I bring my daughter?
Please do. Ages 9 to 14 get the strongest response and only need two visits. We book family slots together, and the team is good with nervous first-timers of any age.
Quick visits. Ready when you are.
A doctor explains everything first, and the schedule takes care of itself.
Book my vaccinationFrom ₱10,700 per visit · doctor conversation included · family slots available- Prices are shown inclusive of VAT. Vaccination age ranges and visit schedules follow WHO and DOH guidance; your doctor confirms what fits your health story. The vaccine does not replace regular cervical screening. This page is general information and does not replace a medical consultation. Statistics: Globocan Philippines and WHO HPV fact sheets. Kindred connects women with licensed doctors and healthcare providers. A GoRocky company.
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