Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital

Samitivej Hospital is one of Thailand's and the region's premier private hospital networks. Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital is one of the seven private hospitals operated by Bangkok Dusit Medical Services in Thailand and the ASEAN region. 

The organization is a respected and well-known supplier of private healthcare services. The city offers high-quality medical services and facilities to both tourists and locals, making it one of the most popular medical destinations in the globe.

Additionally, the Medical Travel Quality Association ranked it one of the top five finest hospitals in the world for medical tourism in 2018. 

Airport:

Distance: 25.3 km

Duration: 40 minutes

 

Bus Stand

Distance: 1 km

Duration: 3 minutes

Tram station

Distance: 1.4 km

Duration: 4 minutes

Metro station

Distance: 7 km

Duration: 20 minutes

• Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital has a NICU and a PICU that provide care for infants as well as complete family assistance.
• Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital is outfitted with cutting-edge technology to accurately diagnose and treat patients, including a Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), 640-slice CT scanner with less radiation, Mammogram, Bone Mineral Density (BMD) analysis, Lower abdomen Ultrasound for Men (Testicle Ultrasound), Cranial Ultrasound for Infants, Intravenous Pyelography (IVP), and many others.
• Hospital features an emergency air ambulance service that facilitates patient transfers from more than 30 domestic and regional airports.
• Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital offers translation services for Japanese, Burmese, Korean, English, Chinese, Arabic, and Indonesian. At an extra cost to the patients, other language interpretations are available.
• It is the only hospital in the Asia Pacific Area with a photopheresis system capable of treating children weighing as low as 10 kg and as young as two years old.
• Many medical facilities are available at the hospital, including an ECG and multi-parameter monitor, a defibrillator, an infant and paediatric transport ventilator, a portable suction machine, and transport incubators.