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Hospital and Clinic List As of February 29, 2016 Hospital Clinic List 32 Hospital list Clinic list Clinic list Clinic list Southern = 29 Bangkok Middle Region Rayong Krabi Bangkok Samut Sakhon 49. RAYONG VEJCHAKARN CLINIC 0-3887-6179 1. KRABI HOSPITAL* 0-7561-1212 16. KLUAYNAMTHAI MEDICAL RAMA2 BRANCH 0-2769-2000 7. PHAT TAJEEN CLINIC 0-3411-5325 50. SUKUMVIT VEJCHAKARN CLINIC 0-3880-0283 2. KRABI NAKHARIN INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL 0-7562-6555 17. KLUAYNAMTHAI MEDICAL CLINIC SUKHUMVIT 56 0-2769-2000 8. MOR VISIT KARNPHEAT CLINIC 0-3447-2481 Sakaeo 3. RUAMPHEAT KRABI HOSPITAL 0-7563-2204 18. KLUAYNAMTHAI SUPAPONG 3 BRANCH 0-2769-2000 Eastern Region = 52 51. CHULARAT RONGKLUEA MEDICAL CENTER 0-3724-7488 Chachoengsao Chumphon 19. CHULARAT 7 CLINIC 0-2328-7653 Trat THONBURI CHUMPORN HOSPITAL 1. SOTARAVEJ POLY CLINIC 0-3855-1519 4. 0-7765-8555 20. CHULARAT 8 CLINIC 0-2326-7993-4 52. INTERNATIONAL CLINIC KOH CHANG 0-3953-2735 VIRAJSILP HOSPITAL 2. Chularat 12 Medical Clinic (Gateway) 0-3857-5134-5 5. 0-7750-3238-40 21. BANGMOD 3 MEDICAL CLINIC 0-2416-8561 Northeastern Region = 3 Chon Buri Trang 22. CHALAN 13 CLINIC 0-2412-1450 Nakhon Ratchasima 3. DR.SAROJ AMONRAT ORTHOPEDIC AND OBSTERIC & 0-3815-5423 6. RACHADUMNERN (R.H. GENERAL) HOSPITAL 0-7522-3500-8 23. THANIYA MEDICAL CLINIC 0-2231-2100 1. DOCTOR GATE CLINIC 0-4427-6528 GYNECOLOGIST 7. WATTANAPHET TRANG HOSPITAL 0-7520-5555 24. TREERAYUT CLINIC 0-2279-2472 2. KORAT MEDICAL CENTER 0-4425-6523 4. INTERNAL MEDICINE DORTOR SURIYA CLINIC 08-4083-2299 Nakhon Si Thammarat 25. NAVAMIN 3 SAHA CLINIC 0-2326-0775-6 Surin 5. BANGKOK PATTAYA CLINIC (JOMTIEN BRANCH) 0-3825-9977 8. NAKHON CHRISTIAN HOSPITAL 0-7535-6214 26. BANMAI POLYCLINIC 0-2292-0656 3. DOCTOR THAWON CLINIC 0-4451-1521 6. TALADWATSRI CLINIC 09-9354-1889 9. NAKHON PATANA HOSPITAL 0-7530-5999 27. BNH @ALL SEASON CLINIC 0-2686-2727 Northern Region = 2 7. SAMITIVEJ CLINIC SAHAPHAT 0-3832-0300 Phisanulok 10. NAKARIN HOSPITAL 0-7531-2800 28. BOONYAVEJ POLYCLINIC 0-2806-8885-7 8. SAMITIVEJ CLINIC LAEM CHABANG 0-3832-0300 1. DOCTOR ATTAPON EAR NOSE AND THROAT CLINIC 0-5500-7177 Phatthalung 29. PRADIPAT CLINIC 0-2271-0900 9. SAMITIVEJ CLINIC BAN BUENG 0-3844-4300 Chiang Rai 11. PIYARAK HOSPITAL 0-7462-7146-52 30. V-MEDICAL CLINIC 0-2277-9115-6 10. MOR LAI MEDICAL CLINIC 0-3845-4388 2. KASEMRAD SRIBURIN CLINIC 0-5391-0999 Phuket 31. LADPHRAO POLYCLINIC 0-2511-0095 Southern Region = 10 11. DOCTOR NITID CLINIC 0-3834-6247 12. BANGKOK PHUKET HOSPITAL 0-7625-4421-5 32. WACHIRATHAM POLYCLINIC-LAB CLINIC 0-2393-6460 Krabi 12. APICHART CLINIC 0-3847-3583 13. MISSION HOSPITAL PHUKET 0-7623-7220-6 33. VORARAT POLYCLINIC 0-2287-1930 1. SIAM INTERNATIONAL CLINIC (PHI-PHI BRANCH) 0-7560-1355 13. MORNAT CLINIC 08-5811-0008 14. VACHIRA PHUKET HOSPITAL 0-7636-1236 34. SAMITIVEJ LASALLE MEDICAL CLINIC 0-2378-9013 2. SIAM INTERNATIONAL CLINIC (LANTA ISLAND BRANCH) 0-7568-4747 14. BOONPRATHAN CLINIC VETCHAKAM 08-2202-0699 15. PHUKET INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL 0-7624-9400 35. SAHAPHAT RATCHADA CLINIC 0-2275-8120 Phuket 15. PIYAVEJJ BOWIN VEJKAM CLINIC 0-3833-7333 16. DIBUK HOSPITAL 0-7629-8298 36. SAHAPHAET LANGSUAN POLYCLINIC 0-2252-3001-4 3. SIAM INTERNATIONAL CLINIC (PATONG1 BRANCH) 0-7634-4191 16. PHYATHAI BOWIN CLINIC 0-3834-6240 Yala 37. SAHACLINICKLUAYNAMTHAI YINGCHAREUN MARKET BRANCH 0-2769-2000 4. BANGKOK PHUKET CLINIC (MAIKAO) 09-3754-9641 17. SIROROS HOSPITAL 0-7322-3600 17. PATTAYA2 CLINIC 08-6591-3424 Satun 38. SAHACLINICKLUAYNAMTHAI THUNGSONGHONG BRANCH 0-2769-2000 Songkhla 18. MONGKUTBO-WIN CLINIC 0-3833-7373 39. SAHACLINICKLUAYNAMTHAI SUKHUMVIT93 BRANCH 0-2769-2000 5. SIAM INTERNATIONAL CLINIC (KOH LIPE) 0-7475-0771 18. BANGKOK HATYAI HOSPITAL 0-7436-5780-9 19. MANAS WADEE CLINIC 08-3515-6235 40. SAHACLINICKLUAYNAMTHAI ASOKE BRANCE 0-2769-2000 Surat Thani 19. RAJYINDEE HATYAI HOSPITAL 0-7422-0300-4 20. UNITED CLINIC BANGPHRA MEDICAL CENTER 0-3834-1334 41. NONGJOK VEJCHAKRAM CLINIC 08-9204-0673 6. DR.WIRATH MEDICAL CLINIC 0-7744-7880 20. SIKARIN HATYAI HOSPITAL 0-7436-6966 21. AMATA VETCHAKAM 0-3834-5874-50 7. SIAM INTERNATIONAL CLINIC (KOH PHANGAN) 0-7735-5521 Nonthaburi 21. HATYAI HOSPITAL* 0-7427-3100 22. AMATA CLINIC WETCHAKAM 0-3844-0396 Rayong Surat Thani 42. CENTRAL MEDIC CLINIC PAKKRED 0-2960-9244 23. SITTICHAI ORTHOPAEDIC CLINIC 0-3824-4185 8. WUTICHAI CLINIC 0-7781-1639 22. BANGKOK SAMUI HOSPITAL 0-7742-9500 43. PIMOLRAJ CLINIC 0-2920-9897 24. JAIDEE CLINIC VETCHAKAM 0-8680-9225 Songkhla 9. DOCTOR VORCHAI CLINIC 0-7431-1559 23. KOH SAMUI HOSPITAL 0-7791-3200 44. DR.SETHANAI INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CLINIC 0-2997-6006 Rayong 24. THAKSIN SURAT HOSPITAL 0-7728-5701-5 45. SAMITIVEJ MUANGTHONGTHANI MEDICAL AND 0-2980-7087-8 25. NATTABADIN CLINIC 0-3802-0479 10. WITTAYA KANPHET CLINIC 0-7431-2196 Bupa Health Insurance (Thailand) 25. THAI INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL 0-7724-5720-6 DENTAL CLINIC 26. DOCTOR AEKKARITH CLINIC 09-1880-1100 26. BANDON INTER HOSPITAL 0-7724-5236-9 Pathum Thani 27. RUAMPHAET NIKOM CLINIC 0-3863-6217 27. SRIVICHAI SURAJTHANI HOSPITAL 0-7728-2520-1 MUANGKLAENG CLINIC 0-3867-4555 46. PAHOLPAT CLINIC 0-2529-1410 28. Remark : 28. SAMUI INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL 0-7723-0781-2 DOCTOR TREERAPONG CLINIC 08-7150-3030 47. RAMARANGSIT POLYCLINIC 0-2531-0704 29. * IPD Only 29. FIRST WESTERN HOSPITAL 0-7737-7472-474 SAHA CLINIC PHAT SOMBOON-JIRAPA MALIKAW 0-3861-9450 48. VEJPITAK MEDICAL CENTER CLINIC 0-2225-7950-2 30. **Group Only 31. DOCTOR PRASIN EAR THROAT NOSE CLINIC 0-3869-2500 Samut Prakan - Hospital and clinic list as of February 29, 2016 Hospital Clinic list 32. DOCTOR PISIT CLINIC 0-3860-2246 - The hospital and clinic list is subject to change without prior notice. 49. PHAETYING CLINIC 0-2394-5255 Bangkok = 54 33. DR.KITCHAI CHILDREN CLINIC 0-3869-5534 - You can check the update hospital and clinic list at www.bupa.co.th or 50. CHULARAT 2 CLINIC 0-2753-2876-7 Bupa Call Center at 0 2232 8666 Bangkok 34. BANGKOK RAYONG CLINIC (BAN CHANG BRANCH) 0-3892-1999 51. CHULARAT 4 CLINIC 0-2385-2693 1. CENTRAL MEDIC CLINIC KASET 0-2941-1440 35. BANGKOK RAYONG CLINIC (PLUAKDAENG BRANCH) 0-3892-1999 2. CENTRAL MEDIC CLINIC ST.LOUIS 0-2673-1773 52. PONGPHAET POLYCLINIC 0-2394-6953 Contact us and clinic list 36. DOCTOR KOMSAN CLINIC 0-3860-3067 53. SAMITIVEJ FREEZONE MEDICAL CENTER 0-2134-6016 3. CENTRAL MEDIC CLINIC DINDANG 0-2644-1644 37. CHAIWAT CLINIC 08-1838-3367 54. SAMITIVEJ SUVARNNABHUMI MEDICAL CLINIC 0-2134-26 4. CENTRAL MEDIC CLINIC PRAKANONG 0-2711-0460 38. PRAKOPKIJ CLINIC 0-3861-4377 0 2232 8666 5. CENTRAL MEDIC CLINIC RATCHADA 0-2692-5206 Middle = 8 39. DOCTOR SAKDA CLINIC 0-3861-5771 Service 24/7 hours 6. TELECARE CLINIC (MINBURI BRANCH) 0-2308-7170 Kanchanaburi 40. DOCTOR SUPOJ CLINIC 0-3862-2001 7. NATION CLINIC BANGKAPI BRANCH 0-2734-3350 1. SANGCHOOTOA MEDICAL CLINIC 0-3462-1127-36 41. EYE-PED DISEASE CLINIC 0-3861-5448 Bupa Me application 8. BANGPAKOK 2 CLINIC 0-2899-0312 Prachin Buri 42. SAMITIVEJ SRIRACHA HOSPITAL CLINIC 0-3895-5437-8 bupa thailand The app that makes health insurance 9. MEDCONSULT INTERNATIONAL CLINIC 0-2762-7855 Follow Bupa marketing 1. CHULARAT304 CLINIC 0-3721-8654 43. INDUSTRIAL ESTATE CLINIC 0-3866-0063 easy at your fingertip activities here 10. ST.CARLOS MEDICAL CLINIC 0-2274-0616 2. BOONRAKSA CLINIC 09-2702-8484 44. DR.VARAKORN CLINIC 0-3862-4275 Personal coverage and benefit 11. MAYO MEDICAL CLINIC 0-2617-6474 45. RAYONG HEART CLINIC 09-5547-3465 Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Personal claim information 12. MAYO MEDICAL CLINIC (RASA TOWER) 0-2937-1213 46. SONGPOL-CHANDANA CLINIC 0-3861-2121 www.bupa.co.th 3. ROJJANA POLYCLINIC 0-3521-3411 Download application form Edit your personal information 13. KLUAYNAMTHAI CLINIC (CHUMCHON 70 RAI) 0-2769-2000 47. BOONPRATHAN CLINIC VETCHAKHAM (SIAM EASTERN) 09-5715-4101 4. DR.APICHAI MEDICAL CLINIC 0-3526-1385 and for more information Find hospitals in the Bupa network 14. KLUAYNAMTHAI MEDICAL CLINIC (SATHORN BRANCH) 0-2636-7733 48. BANGKOK RAYONG CLINIC (BOWIN BRANCH) 0-3833-7969 www.bupa.co.th 15. KLUAYNAMTHAI MEDICAL CLINIC (ONNUCH BRANCH) 0-2769-2000 5. RUAMPHAET ROJJANA CLINIC 0-3522-6191 36 Nov 2016 Hospital list Hospital list Hospital list Hospital list Hospital list Chon Buri Bangkok and Perimeter Region = 105 56. VICHAIVEJ INTERNATIONAL NHONGKHAM 0-2441-6999 Middle Region = 37 Nong Khai Bangkok Kanchanaburi 7. PATTAYA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 0-3848-8777 25. THABO CROWN PRINCE HOSPITAL* 0-4243-1015 57. VIBHARAM HOSPITAL 0-2722-2500 1. KANJANABURI MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 0-3462-4184-193 8. CHULARAT CHOLAVEJ HOSPITAL 0-3828-4354-5 26. NONGKHAI HOSPITAL 0-4241-3456-65 1. BANGKOK GENERAL HOSPITAL 0-2310-3000 58. VIBHAVADI 1 HOSPITAL 0-2941-2800 2. THANAKARN HOSPITAL 0-3462-2366-75 9. AIKCHOL HOSPITAL 0-3827-3840-7 27. NONGKAI WATTANA HOSPITAL 0-4246-5201-8 2. BANGKOK CHRISTIAN HOSPITAL 0-2625-9000 59. VEJTHANI HOSPITAL 0-2734-0000 3. SOMDET PHRA SANGHARAJA 19* 0-3461-3166 10. SAMITIVEJ SRIRACHA HOSPITAL 0-3832-0300 Nong Bua Lam Phu 3. BANGKOK HOSPITAL CHINA TOWN 0-2118-7888 60. SRIVICHAI 1 HOSPITAL 0-2412-0055-60 Nakornnayok 28. VEERAPOL KANPHAET 0-4231-2344-6 4. KLUAYNAMTHAI 1 HOSPITAL 0-2769-2000 11. SAMITIVEJ CHONBURI HOSPITAL 0-3803-8888 61. SIKARIN HOSPITAL 0-2383-4400-13 4. HRH PRINCESS MAHA CHAKRI SIRINDHORN MEDICAL CENTER* 0-3739-5085-9 Udon Thani 12. PHYATHAI SRIRACHA HOSPITAL 0-3877-0200-8 5.
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