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Bangkok, Thailand American Embassy Bangkok, Thailand American Citizen Services Unit 95 Wireless Road Bangkok 10330 Telephone: (66) (2) 205-4049, Fax: (66) (2) 205-4103 Website: http://bangkok.usembassy.gov MEDICAL TREATMENT IN THAILAND In an effort to better serve Americans in Thailand, the U.S. Embassy has compiled the following list of local area hospitals for the Northeast, Central, and Southern regions of Thailand. Many of the hospitals on the list are staffed by doctors with a reasonable command of English who are familiar with American medical care. In many cases, doctors have received training in the U.S. or other Western countries. Hospitals outside of the capitol may not be able to offer a wide range of English services. Please note, this list is not meant to be exhaustive or definitive, nor does it represent any guarantees of competence by the Department of State or the American Embassy. Hospitals are separated by location, with the largest number of facilities located in Bangkok. Those interested in medical care information for Northern Thailand may contact the American Consulate General in Chiang Mai by phone at (66) (53) 107-700 or by fax at (66)(53) 252-633. The Consulate General in Chiang Mai is located at 387 Vidhayanond Road. CENTRAL THAILAND BANGKOK * OFFERS 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE FACILITY FACILITY BANGKOK HOSPITAL BANGKOK CHRISTIAN HOSPITAL INTERNAT’L MEDICAL CTR. 124 SILOM ROAD 2 SOI SOONVIJAI 7 SILOM, BANGKOK NEW PETCHABURI ROAD WWW.BANGKOKCHRISTIANHOSPITAL.ORG WWW.BANGKOKHOSPITAL.COM PHONE: (66) (2) 233-6981 PHONE: (66) (2) 310-3000 FAX: (66) (2) 236-2911 FAX: (66) (2) 755-1310 BANGKOK MISSION HOSPITAL BANGKOK NURSING HOME (BNH) HOSPITAL 430 PITSANULOKE RD. DUSIT 9/1 CONVENT ROAD WWW.MISSION-HOSPITAL.ORG SILOM, BANGKOK PHONE: (66) (2) 282-1100 HTTP://WWW.BNHHOSPITAL.COM FAX: (66) (2) 280-0441 PHONE: (66) (2) 686-2700 632-0550 632-0560 FAX: (66) (2) 632-0577-79 G:\3. ACS\ACS\HANDOUTS\HOSPITAL & HEALTH\HOSPITALS IN THAILAND.DOC REVISED 08/10/15 FACILITY FACILITY FACILITY FACILITY BUMRUNGRAD MEDICAL CENTER* CENTRAL GENERAL HOSPITAL 33 SUKHUMVIT SOI 3 362/114 MOO 8, VICTORY MONUMENT NANA NUA BANGKOK KLONG TOEY, BANGKOK WWW.CGH.CO.TH WWW.BUMRUNGRAD.COM PHONE: (66) (2) 552-8777 PHONE: (66) (2) 667-1000 FAX: (66) (2) 552-0666 FAX: (66) (2) 667-2525 KASEMRAD HOSPITAL PRACHACHUEN MISSION HOSPITAL-BANGKOK 430 PITSANULOK RD. 950 PRACHACHUEN ROAD DUSIT, BANGKOK BANGSUE WWW.MISSION-HOSPITAL.ORG WWW.KASEMRAD.CO.TH TEL: (66) (2) 282-1100 PHONE: (66) (2) 910-1600-45 FAX: (66) (2) 280-0441 FAX: (66) (2) 910-1649 MONGKUTWATTANA GENERAL HOSPITAL NAWABUTRA WOMEN’S MEDICAL CENTER 34/40 JAENGWATTANA ROAD IVF CENTER TOONGSONGHONG 3 FL, BUMRUNGRAD HOSPITAL LAKSI, BANGKOK 33 SUKHUMVIT SOI 3 WWW.MONGKUTWATTANA.CO.TH PHONE: (66) (2) 574-5000 PHONE: (66) (2) 667-2388 FAX: (66) (2) 573-8686 FAX: (66) (2) 253-8445 NEW COMMUNITY SERVICES NEW COMMUNITY SERVICES COUNSELING AND TRAINING CENTER COUNSELING AND TRAINING CENTER SAPANKWAI CENTER DINDAENG CENTER 61/1 INTAMARA SOI 3, SUTISAN RD 230/60 VIPHAVADI-RANGSIT SOI 2 PHAYATHAI, BANGKOK DINDAENG, BANGKOK PHONE: (66) (2) 279-8503 PHONE: (66) (2) 275-5725 PAOLO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL* PRARAM 9 HOSPITAL 99 SOI PRARAM, 670/1 PHAHOLYOTHIN ROAD RAMA 9 ROAD, BANGKOK SAMSENNAI, PHAYATHAI, BANGKOK WWW.PRARAM9.COM WWW.PAOLOHEALTHCARE.COM PHONE: (66) (2) 248-8020 PHONE: (66) (2) 279-7000 FAX: (66) (2) 248-8018 Fax: (66) (2) 278-4780 3 FACILITY FACILITY FACILITY FACILITY PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES INTERNATIONAL RAMKHAMHAENG HOSPITAL (SERVICE OFFERING SEVERAL MENTAL HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS) 2138 RAMKHAMHENG HUAMARK, BANG KAPI, BANGKOK 9/2 SUKHUMVIT 43 WWW.RAM-HOSP.CO.TH BANGKOK PHONE: (66) (2) 374-0200 WWW.PSIADMIN.COM PHONE: (66) (2) 259-1467 FAX: (66) (2) 374-0804 FAX: (66) (2) 262-0605 EMAIL: [email protected] RUTNIN EYE HOSPITAL SAMARITANS CHARITY GROUP CRISIS INTERVENTION HELP LINE 80/1 SUKHUMVIT SOI 21, BANGKOK WWW.RUTNIN.COM PHONE: (66) (2) 713-6791 PHONE: (66) (2) 639-3399 FAX: (66) (2) 639-3311 SAMITIVEJ HOSPITAL* SIKARIN HOSPITAL 133 SUKHUMVIT SOI 49 4/29 MOO 10, BANG NGA, BANGKOK BANGKOK WWW.SIKARIN.COM WWW.SAMITIVEJ.CO.TH PHONE: (66) (2) 366-9900 PHONE: (66) (2) 711-8000 FAX: (66) (2) 383-4414 FAX: (66) (2) 391-1290 THONBURI HOSPITAL VEJTHANI HOSPITAL 34/1 SOI SAENG SUKSA (SOI 44), 1 LADPRAO ROAD 111 ISSARAPHARP ROAD, THONBURI. KLONGCHAN, BANG KAPI, BANGKOK WWW.THONBURIHOSPITAL.COM WWW.VEJTHANI.COM TEL: (66) (2) 412-0020 -7 TEL: (66) (2) 734-0000 FAX: (66) (2) 412-7343 FAX: (66) (2) 734-0044 KRONUS (THAILAND) CO., LTD. SOMDET CHAOPRAYA INSTITUTE OF PSYCHIATRY TH UNIT 4703, 47 FLOOR, RIVER WING EAST 195 EMPIRE TOWER, SOUTH SATHORN ROAD 122 SOMDET CHAOPRAYA ROAD, KHLONG SAN, YANNAWA, SATHORN, BANGKOK BANGKOK, THAILAND WWW.KRONUSCARE.COM WWW.SOMDET.GO.TH TEL: (66) (2) 686-3443 TEL: (66)(2)437-0200 FAX: (66) (2) 686-3433 FAX: (66)(2)437-7092 WWW.KRONUS.COM WWW.SOMDET.GO.TH 4 FACILITY GOV’T/ MILITARY FACILITIESFAFACILI GOV’T/MILITARY FACILITIES BHUMIBOL ADULYADEJ HOSPITAL* CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY 171 PHAHOLYOTHIN ROAD 1873 RAMA IV ROAD SAI MAI, BANGKHEN BANGKOK BANGKOK WWW.CHULA.AC.TH WWW.BHUMIBOLHOSPITAL.RTAF.MI.TH PHONE: (66) (2) 252-8181 PHONE: (66) (2) 534-7000 FAX: (66) (2) 256-4368CILITY FAX: (66) (2) 523-8873 LITY CENTRAL THAILAND FACILITY FACILITY BANGKOK RAYONG HOSPITAL NAVANAKORN HOSPITAL 8 MOO 2 SOI SANGCHAN NERAMIT 111 ROJANA ROAD TAMBON TAHPRADOO KHONG SUANPLY NERNPRA, MUANG, RAYONG 21000 AYUTTHAYA 13000 WWW.BANGKOKRAYONG.COM WWW.NAVANAKORNPLASTIC.COM PHONE: (66) (38) 921-999 PHONE: (66) (35) 335-555 FAX: (66) (38) 921-990 FAX: (66) (35) 335-555 EXT. 878 BANGKOK-PATTAYA HOSPITAL PATTAYA INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL 301 MOO 6 SUKHUMVIT RD. SOI 4 BEACH RD. BANGLAMUNG PATTAYA CITY CHONBURI 20150 CHONBURI 20150 WWW.BANGKOKPATTAYAHOSPITAL.COM WWW.PIH-INTER.COM PHONE: (66) (38) 259-999 PHONE: (66) (38) 428-374 FAX: (66) (38) 427-770 FAX: (66) (38) 422-773 THE CABIN BANGKOK ADDICTION AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE The Cabin Bangkok Suite 2306, 23rd Floor Interchange 21 399 Sukhumvit Road Tel. 02 105 6135 E. [email protected] W. www.thecabinbangkok.co.th 5 NORTHEAST THAILAND FACILITY FACILITY KHON KAEN RAM HOSPITAL MAHARAT HOSPITAL 193 SRICHAN RD. 49 CHANGPUEK ROAD NAI MUANG SUB-DISTRICT TAMBON NAI-MUANG, AMPHUR MUANG MUANG DISTRICT, KHON KAEN 40000 NAKHON RATCHASIMA 30000 WWW.KHONKAENRAM.COM WWW.MNRH.GO.TH PHONE: (66) (43) 333-800 PHONE: (66) (44) 254-990 FAX: (66) (43) 333-899 WATTANA HOSPITAL AEK UDON INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL 70/7-8 THANON SUPHAKITJANYA 555/5 PHOSRI ROAD MAK KAENG, UDON THANI 41000 MAK KAENG, UDORN THANI, 41000 WWW.WATTANAHOSPITAL.NE WWW.AEKUDON.COM PHONE: (66) (42) 325-999 PHONE: (66) (42) 342-555 FAX: (66) (42) 241-956 FAX: (66) (42) 341-033 SOUTHERN THAILAND FACILITY FACILITY SAMUI INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL BANGKOK SAMUI HOSPITAL NORTH CHAWENG BEACH ROAD 57 MOO 3, TAMBOON BOPHUT 90/2 MOO 2, BOPHUT KOH SAMUI, SURAT THANI 84320 AMPHUR KOH SAMUI WWW.SAMUIHOSPITAL.COM SURAT THANI 84320 PHONE: (66) (77) 429-500 WWW.SIH.CO.TH FAX: (66) (77) 429-540 PHONE: (66) (77) 230-781 FAX: (66) (77) 230-049 BANGKOK HAT YAI HOSPITAL KRABI HOSPITAL 54/113 MOO 3, KLONGREAN 1 RD. 325 UTTARAKIJ ROAD KOHONG, SONGKHLA 90110 TOMBON PAKVIAM WWW.BANGKOKHATYAI.COM AMPHUR MUANG, KRABI 81000 PHONE: (66) (74) 365-780 WWW.KRABINAKHARIN.CO.TH FAX: (66) (74) 365-790 PHONE: (66) (75) 611-212 6 FAX: (66) (75) 611-202 PATONG HOSPITAL BANGKOK PHUKET HOSPITAL 57 SAINAMYEN ROAD, PATONG BEACH 2/1 HONGYOK UTIS ROAD KATHU, PHUKET 83150 PHUKET 83000 WWW.PATONGHOSPITAL.COM WWW.PHUKETHOSPITAL.COM PHONE: (66) (76) 340-444 PHONE: (66) (76) 254-421 FAX: (66) (76) 340-617 FAX: (66) (76) 254-597 Email:[email protected] PHUKET INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL VACHIRA PHUKET GENERAL HOSPITAL 44 CHALERMPRAKIET, 353YAOWARAT ROAD, KING RAMA IX ROAD TALAD YAI, MUANG PHUKET 83000 PHUKET 83000 WWW.PHUKETINTERNATIONALHOSPITAL.COM WWW.VACHIRAPHUKET.GO.TH PHONE: (66) (76) 249-400 PHONE: (66) (76) 361-234 FAX: (66) (76) 210-936 FAX: (66)(76) 211-155 Email:[email protected] CHIANG MAI THE CABIN CHIANG MAI DRUG AND ALCOHOL REHABILITATION CENTER 080-446-8850 WWW.THECABINCHIANGMAI.COM 7 U.S. Consulate General Chiang Mai, Thailand American Citizen Services Unit 387 Wichayanon Road, T. Chang Moi A. Muang, Chiang Mai 50300 Telephone: 053-107-700 Email: [email protected] HEALTH FACILITIES IN NORTHERN THAILAND As a service to Americans in Thailand, the U.S. Consulate General in Chiang Mai has compiled this list of health service providers operating in the 15 provinces of northern Thailand that the Consulate covers. For medical service providers elsewhere in Thailand, please contact the ACS unit in Bangkok at [email protected]. DISCLAIMER: The U.S. Consulate General assumes no responsibility or liability for the professional ability, reputation, or the quality of services provided by the providers below. Inclusion on this list is in no way an endorsement by the Department of State or the U.S. Consulate General. Names are listed alphabetically, and the order in which they appear has no other significance. You can get additional information about the facilities on this list by contacting the Thai Ministry of Public Health (http://www.moph.go.th/) or about individual practitioners by contacting the Medical Council of Thailand (http://www.tmc.or.th/) or the Dental Council of Thailand (http://www.dentalcouncil.or.th/). CONTENTS 1. Emergency 2. Hospitals by Province 3. Private Clinics 4. Nursing Care and Assisted Living Facilities 5. Counseling Services 6. Substance Abuse Rehabilitation, Recovery, and Support 7. Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) Services 8. Other Sources for Medical Referrals Note: All of the telephone numbers listed below are formatted for calling from within Thailand.
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