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Update All Clinic Network 05-10-2020 กรงุ เทพมหานคร (Bangkok) No Provider City Province Postcode Tel. Hospital Group Service 1 Bangkok Clinic ( Bangpakok 5) Bang Khun Thian Bangkok 10150 02-8941434-6 IPD & OPD 2 Kluaynamthai Clinic bangchak Bangkok 10250 02-7692000 Ext.6191-2 Kluaynamthai OPD Only 3 Kluaynamthai Clinic Branch Talad-yingcharoen Bangken Bangkok 10220 02-7692000 Ext.6161-2 Kluaynamthai OPD Only 4 Petchakaseb-Bangkae Hospital Bangkhae Bangkok 10160 02-8011199 IPD & OPD 5 Bangpakok 2 Bangkuntean Bangkok 10150 02-8990130-9 IPD & OPD 6 PAOLO MEDICAL CLINIC Chatuchak Bangkok 10900 02-617-6474 PAOLO KASET (MAYO) OPD Only 7 PAOLO MEDICAL CLINIC RASATOWER BRANCH Chatuchak Bangkok 10900 02-937-1213 PAOLO KASET (MAYO) OPD Only 8 PAOLO MEDICAL CLINIC TMB HEADQUARTER BRANCH Chom phon Bangkok 10900 02-2737884 PAOLO KASET (MAYO) OPD Only 9 Kluaynamthai Clinic Branch huai khwang huai khwang Bangkok 10130 02-7692000 Ext.6121-2 Kluaynamthai OPD Only 10 Kluaynamthai Clinic Branch Community 70 Klong Toey Bangkok 10110 02-7692000 Ext.6170,6171 Kluaynamthai OPD Only 11 Kluaynamthai Clinic Branch Thungsonghong Lak Si Bangkok 10210 02-7692000 Ext.6141-2 Kluaynamthai OPD Only 12 Clinic Chularat 8 Latkrabang Bangkok 10520 02-3267993-4 , 02-3267104 Chularat IPD & OPD 13 Clinic Nawamin 3 Latkrabang Bangkok 10520 02-7936273-4 Nawamin OPD Only PAOLO MEDICAL CLINIC CHAMCHURI SQUARE 14 Pathumwan Bangkok 10330 02-118-2877 PAOLO KASET (MAYO) OPD Only BRANCH 15 Kluaynamthai Clinic Branch Sukhumvit 56 Prakanong Bangkok 10250 02-7692000 Ext.6156-8 Kluaynamthai OPD Only 16 Kluaynamthai Clinic Branch Sukhumvit 101/1 Prakanong Bangkok 10250 02-7692000 Ext.6121-2 Kluaynamthai OPD Only 17 Kluaynamthai Clinic Branch Sathorn Prakanong Bangkok 10120 02-7692000 Ext.6161 Kluaynamthai OPD Only 18 Kluaynamthai Clinic Branch Suphaphong 3 Prawet Bangkok 10250 02-7692000 Ext.6131,6132 Kluaynamthai OPD Only 19 Kluaynamthai Clinic Branch Ram2 Prawet Bangkok 10250 02-7692000 Ext.6181,6182 Kluaynamthai OPD Only 20 Clinic Chularat 7 Prawet Bangkok 10250 02-3287653 , 02-3291559 Chularat OPD Only 21 Bangkok Pracha Utid Clinic Thungkhru Bangkok 10140 02-4628628 Bongkok Prapradang OPD Only 22 RSU Medical Wattana Bangkok 10110 0-26100300 OPD Only 23 Kluaynamthai Clinic Branch Asoka Wattana Bangkok 10260 02-7692000 Ext.6196 Kluaynamthai OPD Only ปรมิ ณฑล ( Perimeter ) Service No Provider City Province Postcode Tel. Hospital Group Service 1 Nontavej Clinic Muang Nonthaburi 11000 0-25967888 Ext.5101,5102 Nontavej OPD Only 2 Mit Mai Tree Clinic Pracha Chun Muang Nonthaburi 11000 29801350 OPD Only 3 Mit Mai Tree Clinic Prachaniwet 3 Muang Nonthaburi 11000 29528727 OPD Only 4 Mit Mai Tree Clinic Prapa canal Muang Nonthaburi 11000 29525545 OPD Only 5 Mit Mai Tree Clinic Sanam Bin Nam Muang Nonthaburi 11000 29687273 OPD Only 6 Mit Mai Tree Clinic Tha Sia Muang Nonthaburi 11000 29529911 OPD Only 7 Mitmaitri Medical Clinic (Mahasawat ) Bang Kruai Nonthaburi 11130 02-041-6533,064-1847494 OPD Only 8 Mitmaitri Medical Clinic (Wat Phra Ngoen ) Bangyai Nonthaburi 11140 02-0537418 OPD Only 9 Mitmaitri Medical Clinic (Khlong Nueng) Klong Luang Pathumthani 12120 02-901-2884,086-3873801 OPD Only 10 Mitmaitri Medical Clinic (Soi Khun Phra ) Klong Luang Pathumthani 12120 02-012-6830,064-3012083 OPD Only 11 Mitmaitri Medical Clinic( Ayara ) Klong Luang Pathumthani 12120 02-034-0911,064-3012082 OPD Only 12 Mitmaitri Medical Clinic( Navanakorn ) Klong Luang Pathumthani 12120 02-909-4998,090-9070650 OPD Only 13 Mitmaitri Medical Clinic( Thai Somboon) Klong Luang Pathumthani 12120 02-191-2522,083-0607831 OPD Only 14 Mitmaitri Medical Clinic(Khlong 3 ) Klong Luang Pathumthani 12120 02-834-0127,086-3443647 OPD Only 15 Mitmaitri Medical Clinic(Thep Kunchorn ) Klong Luang Pathumthani 12120 02-198-2177,090-9070651 OPD Only 16 Mitmaitri Medical Clinic ( Lat Sawai) Lumlokka Pathumthani 12150 02-994-4555,090-9079776 OPD Only 17 Mitmaitri Medical Clinic (Sema fakhram) Lumlokka Pathumthani 12130 02-987-5844,083-0502092 OPD Only 18 Mitmaitri Medical Clinic( Uthong) Lumlokka Pathumthani 12130 02-987-2880,086-3440365 OPD Only 19 Clinic Muang Samut branch Bang Poo Muang Samut Prakan 10280 02-3234081-3 Muang Samut Prakan OPD Only 20 Chulavej Muang Samut Prakan 10270 02-7582501-6 IPD & OPD 21 Clinic Barame Kanphaet Muang Samut Prakan 10270 02-3803360-4 OPD Only 22 MUANGSAMUT PRAKSA CLINIC Muang Samutprakarn 10280 02-3243461-5 Muang Samut Park Nam OPD Only 23 Bangna 3 Bang Phli Samut Prakan 10540 02-7501060-3 OPD Only 24 Clinic Samitvej Suwanphum Suan Luang Samut Prakan 10250 02-1342666,02-1342668 Samitivej OPD Only 25 Clinic Chularat 2 Muang Samut Prakan 10270 02-7532876-7, 02-3840410 Chularat OPD Only 26 Clinic Chularat 1 Bang Phli Samut Prakan 10540 02-3168345-9 Chularat OPD Only 27 Clinic Chularat 5 Bang Phli Samut Prakan 10540 02-7051170-4 Chularat IPD & OPD ภาคกลาง (CENTRAL) Service No Provider City Province Postcode Tel. Hospital Group Service 1 Dr.Sumreung Dermbangnangbo Suphanburi 72120 035-578959 OPD Only 2 BANGKOK MUAKLEK CLINIC Muaklek Suraburi 18180 036-345768 Bangkok ratchasima OPD Only ภาคเหนอื (NORTH) Service No Provider City Province Postcode Tel. Hospital Group Service 1 Sriburin Clinic ( Kasemrad Maesai ) Maesai Chiang Rai 57130 053-642742 Kasemrad Sriburin OPD Only ภาคใต ้(SOUTH ) Service No Provider City Province Postcode Tel. Hospital Group Service 1 AONANG MEDICAL CLINIC Muang Krabi 81180 075-637177 Wattanapat Trang OPD Only 2 Narakarnpheat Muang Narativas 96000 073-512282 OPD Only 3 Andaman Ranong medicine Mueng Ranong 85000 077-825617 IPD & OPD 4 Medical Clinic Bangkok Phuket Thalang Phuket 83110 096-6434561 Bangkok Phuket OPD Only 5 Medical Clinic mai khao Thalang Phuket 83140 096-6434577 Bangkok Phuket OPD Only 6 Medical Clinic khao lak Takua Pa Phangnga 82190 087-6283577 Bangkok Phuket OPD Only ภาคตะวนั ออก (EAST) Service No Provider City Province Postcode Tel. Hospital Group Service 1 SOTARAVEJ POLY CLINIC Panomsarakham Chachoengsao 24120 038-551519 Sotaravej OPD Only 2 CHULARAT 12 MEDICAL CLINIC (GATEWAY) Plaeng Yao Chachoengsao 24190 038-575134-5 Chularat 11 OPD Only BANGKOK HOSPITAL RAYONG CLINIC - GATEWAY 3 Plaengyao Chachoengsao 24190 038-090-0806 Bangkok Rayong OPD Only INDUSTRAIL ESTATE BRANCH 4 Clinic Mor-Lai Muang Chon Buri 20000 038-143149 OPD Only 5 Clinic Samitivej Sriracha Sriracha Chon Buri 20110 038-272606 Samitivej Sriracha OPD Only 6 Clinic Phayathai Sriracha Branch Bowin Sriracha Chon Buri 20230 038-346236,038-346240,038-346266,081-9401556 Phya Thai Siracha OPD Only 7 Clinic Samitivej Sriracha Branch Sahapat Sriracha Chon Buri 20110 082-9932300-1 Samitivej Sriracha OPD Only 8 Clinic Samitivej Sriracha Branch LaemChabang Sriracha Chon Buri 20110 082-9932302-3 Samitivej Sriracha OPD Only 9 Clinic Bangkok Rayong Branch Bowin Sriracha Chon Buri 20230 038-337969 Bangkok Rayong OPD Only 10 Samitivej Clinic J-Park Sriracha Chon Buri 20110 0-3832-0300 Samitivej Sriracha OPD Only BANGKOK HOSPITAL RAYONG CLINIC - HNONGCHAK 11 Banbueng Chonburi 20170 038-119-009 Bangkok Rayong OPD Only BAN BUENG, CHONBURI BRANCH 12 BANGKOK PATTAYA CLINIC BANG SARE BRANCH Bang Sare Chonburi 20180 038-259935 Bangkok Pattaya OPD Only 13 BANGKOK PATTAYA KOH LARN BRANCH Banglamung Chonburi 20151 038-259779 Bangkok Pattaya OPD Only 14 BANGKOK PATTAYA CLINIC Sriracha Chonburi 20230 038-259-981 Bangkok Pattaya OPD Only BANGKOK PATTAYA CLINIC, KREUA SAHAPHAT 15 Sriracha Chonburi 20230 038-259980 Bangkok Pattaya OPD Only BRANCH 16 Clinic Sotaravej Branch Kabin Buri Kabin Buri Prachin Buri 25110 037-204734 Sotaravej OPD Only 17 Imperial Clinic Mueng Prachinburi 25000 037-211587 IPD & OPD BANGKOK HOSPITAL RAYONG CLINIC - 304 INDUSTRIAL 18 Simahaphot Prachinburi 25140 037-218659 PARK BRANCH Bangkok Rayong OPD Only 19 Sotaravej 304 Inter (Sotaravej 304) Sri Maha Bod Prachinburi 25140 037-209501-6 Sotaravej OPD Only 20 Clinic Rayong Bangkok Branch Ban Chang Ban Chang Rayong 211130 038-604669 , 038-921999 Ext.4931 OPD Only 21 Clinic Rayong Pattaya U-Tapao Ban Chang Rayong 21130 038-259978 OPD Only BANGKOK HOSPITAL RAYONG CLINIC - LAEMMAEPHIM 22 Klaeng Rayong 21190 038-015-864 Bangkok Rayong OPD Only BRANCH 23 BANGKOK HOSPITALRAYONG CLINIC-BANPHE BRANCH Muang Rayong 21160 038-016300,038-921-999 Ext.4961,4963 Bangkok Rayong OPD Only BANGKOK HOSPITAL RAYONG CLINIC - PTT STATION 24 Nikhom Phatthana Rayong 21180 038-029-430 Bangkok Rayong OPD Only MAP KHA 25 Clinic Bangkok Rayong Branch Nikhom Phatthana Nikompattana Rayong 21180 038- 026 519 Bangkok Rayong OPD Only BANGKOK HOSPITAL RAYONG CLINIC - EASTERN 26 Pluak daeng Rayong 21140 038-015-970 Bangkok Rayong OPD Only SEABOARD INDUSTRIAL ESTATE BRANCH 27 BANGKOK HOSPITAL RAYONG CLINIC - SAP Pluak daeng Rayong 21140 038-015-950 Bangkok Rayong OPD Only 28 CLINIC SAMITIVEJ SRIRACHA HOSPITAL Pluakdaeng Rayong 20110 038-955437 Samitivej Sriracha OPD Only 29 BANGKOK RAYONG CLINIC, PLUAKDAENG BRANCH Pluakdaeng Rayong 21140 038-921999 ตอ่ 4951,4952 Bangkok Rayong OPD Only 30 KOH MAK INTERNATIONAL CLINIC Kohkood Trat 23120 092-2728000 Bangkok Trat OPD Only ภาคตะวนั ออกเฉยี งเหนอื (North East) Service No Provider City Province Postcode Tel. Hospital Group Service 1 BANGKOK KHAOYAI CLINIC Pakchong Nakhonratchasima 30130 044-300422 Bangkok ratchasima OPD Only 2 BANGKOK SUNGNOEN CLINIC Sungnoen Nakhonratchasima 30170 044-419719 Bangkok ratchasima OPD Only 3 BANGKOK CHOKCHAI CLINIC Chokchai Nakhonratchasima 30190 044-011-226 Bangkok ratchasima OPD Only.
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