Three big data show Thailand's medical level

Three big data show how high the medical level in Thailand is. Let's have a look. Welcome to reading.

Thailand has surpassed neighboring Singapore and Malaysia in tourism and medical industry, and is also ahead of the United States. The British BBC once reported: "In the tourism medical industry, India's medical level is limited, Singapore's treatment and hotel expenses are too high, and Thailand with good reputation and thoughtful service stands out."

The first reason: five-star hotel-like medical environment and services.

What needs to be explained is the excellent medical services in Thailand, especially the private hospitals in Thailand. Resplendent lights, colorful fountains and magnificent halls filled the air with the fragrance of Starbucks coffee. Outside the window, silver beaches and blue sea water extend in the distance. This is not a five-star hotel, but a high-end international hospital in Thailand. When you walk into these hospitals, you won't smell the slightest disinfectant, nor will there be crowds and queues everywhere. I only see people of different colors shuttling through it, quiet, peaceful and orderly.

When foreign patients come to see a doctor and get off the plane, they may be connected to the lobby of the hospital hotel by special bus, and the doorman who knows many languages will take the patients to the guest room. When seeking medical treatment, the nurse offered one-on-one service on her own initiative from the moment she entered the hospital gate. Register, take medicine, take reports, etc. You did it all. The nurse will take care of it for you. She will only call you when necessary and accompany you.

Reason 2: First-world medical services, third-world prices.

Thailand's medical service has reached the world leading level. JCI (International Joint Commission) is a subsidiary of the Joint Commission on Accreditation of International Health Institutions, which is used to certify global medical institutions. It can be said that JCI is the gold standard for evaluating the level of hospitals. There are 23 hospitals certified by JCI in China and 36 hospitals certified by JCI in Thailand. Take Kang Min Hospital in Bangkok, Thailand as an example. The success rate of treatment in this hospital is the highest in the world, and the proportion of postoperative infection is the lowest. Even American colleagues praised the medical services in Thailand. Steven Rush, president of Salito Medical Tourism Company in the United States, said, "Many hospitals in Bangkok have reached the highest level in the world, comparable to or even better than the United States!

In Thailand, high-level medical services are not expensive. The cost of knee replacement surgery in the United States is $34,000, while the cost in Kang Min Hospital in Thailand is only $65,438 +0.59 million. In addition, complicated coronary artery surgery costs $465,438+0,000 in the United States and $465,438+0,50 in Thailand, which is almost one-tenth of that in the United States. No wonder more and more Europeans and Americans choose to go to Thailand for medical surgery. Some local tyrants in the Middle East even moved universal medical care to Thailand, because it is really affordable!

Reason three: seeing a doctor and traveling are correct.

"I may still be seeing a doctor today, but I will sunbathe on the beach tomorrow", which is a true portrayal of many foreigners who go to Thailand for medical treatment. Especially for some chronic diseases and diseases that need nursed back to health (such as hysteromyoma and heart disease), it is more suitable. The process of seeing a doctor is a hotel-style comfortable service. After the treatment, we will go to the nearby island for recreation and recuperation to promote physical and mental conditioning.

Reason 4: embrace the world's cutting-edge medical technology.

Thailand's domestic technology research and development ability is not strong, but they know how to embrace the world's advanced technology with an open mind. There are no top medical schools in the world, but most doctors in Thailand have good English, and many of them have gone abroad for further study. China has no powerful medical device manufacturers, but it is very sensitive to new technologies and is willing to introduce the most advanced medical technologies in the world.

Many high-end private hospitals in Thailand are equipped with other top equipment such as Da Vinci robots. Thailand's IVF service has also introduced the best technology in the world, plus a pleasant environment, excellent service and affordable price, which is naturally accepted by the market!