Bangkok Hospital Medical Center

Bangkok Hospital have created a special low-cost heart bypass surgery package, making the lifesaving operation, which can be bank-breaking in Europe and the US, affordable for many.

Bangkok Hospital Medical Center has been named business of the year by the Australian-Thai Chamber of Commerce's. It is the prestigious organization's top honor, with the hospital being chosen best from a large pool of nominations.

Bangkok Hospital recently began providing health check-up packages tailored to middle adults, reducing the impact of common diseases, and also the cost to the patient and their respective health-care system

Uterine fibroids are one of the leading causes of infertility, estimated to affect 25-50% of the world's female population. Bangkok Hospital is now offering a safer and more effective alternative.

Bangkok Hospital has been leading the way in provision of quality, affordable health-care for some time. They are now offering a reduced price package for coronary artery bypass grafts, often needed for heart attack victims.

Bangkok Hospital Medical Centre, in conjunction with the University of Pittsburgh and Theravitae Ltd, is pioneering a technology that uses a patient's own stem cells to treat damaged heart muscle and heart failure.

One of the greatest barriers to medical tourism has been the logistics of recuperating in a foreign city. Bangkok Hospital is now making medical tourism easier for patients with their serviced apartments for a patient’s support people to stay in.

Bangkok Hospital recently integrated its specialist neuro-surgery and orthopedics services to create the new Full Endoscopic Spine Clinic, offering hope to patients who suffer with long-term back pain.

Thailand is one of the world’s most popular stopover sites. Tourists can now obtain their vaccinations for overseas travel at a reduced rate and a convenient location through Bangkok Hospital’s vaccination packages.

Bangkok Hospital Medical Centre recently achieved accreditation from the Telemedicine for the Mobile Society (TEMOS), improving its status as a world-class facility and creating better outcomes in the care and treatment of medical tourists.