May ₱200k–₱300k bank requirement? Transplant assessment iyon—hindi ordinary Green Card
A recent transplant-patient video showed a much heavier Social Service checklist. Important: huwag itong gamitin bilang general requirements ng ordinary NKTI service patient.
Kung ito lang ang kailangan mong malaman
- • This is transplant-specific.
- • Not a general Green Card checklist.
- • Financial-capacity documents are part of it.
- • HOPE enlistment has a separate clinical checklist.
Do not mix the two
General Green Card
Recent public posts show Social Service interview/assessment, but no current general document checklist photo was found.
Transplant Social Service
The Aug. 2026 checklist includes financial-resource proof, pre-transplant orientation, psychiatric evaluation and other transplant-specific items.
Checklist captured on video
Mga dokumentong nakikita sa transplant checklist
Financial documents
- •Income Tax Return or BIR Exemption Certificate
- •Proof of available resources / original bank certificate
- •Notarized contract of patient / closest kin with NKTI
- •Social Case Study from MSWD, if applicable
- •Certificate of insurance / pension plus household and medical-expense receipts or bills
- •Certificate of PhilHealth utilization
Pre-transplant documents
- •Certificate of Pre-Transplant Orientation
- •PSA Birth Certificate with transaction record
- •Blood type result
- •Psychiatric evaluation
- •Photos and medical certificates
Financial-capacity items seen
About the ₱200k–₱300k / ₱65k figures
The Aug. 17, 2026 patient video shows a checklist referencing an original bank certificate and amounts around ₱200,000–₱300,000 with a kidney donor and around ₱65,000 in another listed scenario. Because the captured wording is transplant-specific and context-sensitive, KidneyTalksPH is not presenting these as universal Green Card requirements or guaranteed current thresholds.
Process described by the patient advocate
The patient advocate describes referral first for transplant assessment.
Applicants are interviewed about financial capacity and available resources.
Orientation, laboratory/administrative records and other transplant requirements follow according to the case.
Planning for deceased-donor listing?
The supplied Sept. 2026 findings describe HOPE transactions for living-donation inquiries and deceased-donor waitlist document evaluation. Transplant listing has its own tests, clearances and document-review process, so use the dedicated HOPE guide rather than treating this financial-assessment checklist as the entire transplant pathway.
Open HOPE enlistment guide →Source basis
This page is limited to what was visible in the Aug. 17, 2026 transplant-patient checklist and the Sept. 2026 HOPE-related findings supplied to KidneyTalksPH. It does not turn those patient-captured documents into a permanent hospital-wide policy.
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