Bangkok Hospital Phuket

A passport is required prior to arrival. If you do not have insurance do not go away. Since this is a business place for anything intended to take money out of the insurance companies. And that includes any way to extend your stay in the hospital even when there is no longer any need. The hospital is very prestigious (you have to pay 20 thousand baht, about 2,300 shekels, $ 630). You can communicate in English. Great attitude of doctors and nurses. Private rooms are as spacious as a hotel. With sofa and TV fridge etc. Regarding the professional level I assume that it is also high accordingly. They treated me well. I dropped a star because of the excessive cost.

Was knocked down by a wave and injured my knee. Was taken here by ambulance from Mai Khao. Was seen almost immediately by the on-call doctor who recommended the orthopedic specialist. After an x-ray and MRI, I was cleared to fly home to Chicago. I received appropriate meds for both pain and the flight as well as a pair of crutches. Everyone was knowledgeable and professional and the facility itself was modern and clean. Final bill came to just over $1,000. It would have cost several thousand dollars more in the states. It's an ER in a hospital, not urgent care. If your bill is less than $1,000, you should be happy. Also, because they gave me a CD with the x-ray and MRI results, I didn't have to have either of those tests run when I got home.

GERMANThe Bangkok Hospital in Phuket Town is centrally located and has several large parking lots. The hospital consists of several buildings and the complex is quite spacious. There is a special emergency room to the right of the main entrance - you should use the registration at the main entrance if it is not really an emergency.You should keep your passport and all information about the accommodation on Phuket ready so that the administrative part can be done quickly. This took us around five minutes - after that, we only waited for half an hour in the desired department until it was examined by a specialist.The staff was always friendly and they accompanied us on all the way - the hospital looks a bit like a 4-5 star hotel. You can tell quickly that everything here is well organized - after the investigation, you will be accompanied to the cashier area, where you will receive a number to pay for the investigation.Attached to this is also the same issue of the pharmacy at which one receives advice on the prescribed drugs in English. We had to pay about 4000 THB - which compared to Bangkok still seemed quite humane.The only drawback: it was not really on what you currently for medication, so it could possibly have incompatibilities we would not proactively pointed out.Otherwise, say, if you actively participate in the investigation and can tell the doctor of your own importance, the Bangkok Hospital is a good choice should it come to a disease on Phuket.ENGLISHThe Bangkok Hospital is located in Phuket Town and has several large parking lots. The hospital consists of several buildings and the complex is quite spacious. If it is not really an emergency.You should keep your passport on the Phuket ready so that the administrative part can be done quickly. This took us around five minutes - after that, we only waited for an hour in the desired department until examination by a specialist.The staff were always friendly and they aided us on the way - the hospital looks like a 4-5 star hotel. You can tell it is well organized - after the investigation, where you want to get paid for the cashier area.Attached to this is the pharmacy at which one receives advice on the prescribed drugs in English. We had to pay about 4000 THB for the examination and drugs.The only drawback: They could not possibly ask you what they are currently medication, so it could possibly be incompatibilities if you would not proactively point that out.Otherwise, say, the Bangkok Hospital is a good choice, it comes to a disease on the island.

1 minute to see the doctor1 minute to get x Ray1 minute to see the doctor20 minutes to wait to pay the bill so I left, hospital rang me in the evening, I paid online....Not the first time I've done a runner there!

I arrived at the hospital yesterday and was taken by the staff into the hospital by a wheel chair after slipping and falling in the street injuring my back and was in great pain.I was taken to the emergency department and immediately made comfortable on a bed, within a few minutes a doctor came to see me and it was found I had pulled my back muscles.I was given and injection to relieve the pain and an anti-inflammatory injection.After one hour of more tests I was told I could go home as the treatments had relieved my pain.Totally professional treatment by the two doctors I saw and the two nurses who helped.All of the treatment including the tablets/medication I took home cost 4000 baht, if I had been in the UK and at a private hospital of such a high standard it would have cost five times more.I highly recommend this hospital and the staff, who speak very good English.I have read some of the comments from people who give only one or two stars and it seems some people always want something for nothing.James (UK)