Thailand
How are local medical facilities in Thailand?
We asked members about local medical facilities in Thailand, they wrote...
"Closest hospital is about 3 miles, do not have current info on it. There are 2 private hospitals that are like staying in a 5 star hotel not far away," remarked another expat in Bangkok, Thailand.
"Medical facilities and medical care in Thailand are generally of a high quality. Medical staff in Thailand are highly trained and experienced, offering services that are both effective and compassionate. Many of the hospitals in the country are highly esteemed and equipped with modern medical technology and facilities. In addition, many of Thailand's medical professionals speak excellent English, making the experience more accessible to expats and foreign visitors," said a member in Thailand.
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How are local medical facilities in Thailand?
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