Three big statistics show just how good Thailand's healthcare is, follow along and find out more.
Thailand in the travel medical industry seconds in the near neighboring Singapore, Malaysia, also ranked before the United States. BBC has reported, "In the tourist medical industry, India's medical level is limited, Singapore's treatment and hotel costs are too high, the good reputation and excellent service Thailand then stood out."
Reason 1: five-star hotel-like medical environment and services
It should be noted that Thailand's high-quality medical services, specifically referring to Thai private hospitals. Infinity lights, colorful fountains, opulent halls, the air is filled with Starbucks coffee incense. Outside the window, the silvery sandy beach and blue sea water stretched into the distance. This is not a five-star hotel, but most likely a high-end international hospital in Thailand. Into these hospitals, you will not smell the slightest smell of disinfectant, and there is no overcrowding, queuing everywhere, only to see people of different colors through them, quiet, calm and orderly.
Foreign patients to medical treatment, just off the plane, may be a special car to the hospital hotel lobby, know a number of foreign languages of the porter will send the patient to the guest room. When you go to the hospital, there are nurses who take the initiative to come forward to provide one-on-one service from the time you enter the hospital gate. Registration, medication, reports, etc., are you sitting, the nurse to help you take care of, only when necessary will call you, and accompany you.
Reason 2: First world medical service, third world price
Thailand's medical service has reached the world's leading level. JCI (Joint Commission International) is the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Institutions for accreditation of healthcare organizations worldwide. JCI (Joint Commission International) is a subsidiary organization of the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Institutions for the accreditation of healthcare institutions worldwide, and is said to be the gold standard for evaluating hospital standards. There are 23 hospitals in China that are JCI accredited and 36 JCI accredited hospitals in Thailand. Take for example, the Konmin Hospital in Bangkok, Thailand, which has the highest treatment success rate in the world and the lowest percentage of post-operative infections. Even their American counterparts have praised Thailand's medical services, and Stefan Rush, president of Salito Medical Tourism, said, "Many of the hospitals in Bangkok have reached the highest level in the world, and the United States is on par with, or even better than, the U.S.!
In Thailand, the high level of medical care is not expensive. Knee replacement surgery costs 34,000 dollars in the United States, but only 15,900 dollars in Thailand Komnang Hospital. Another more complicated coronary artery surgery, in the United States charges 41,000 U.S. dollars, in Thailand is only 4,150 U.S. dollars, almost only one-tenth of the United States, which is no wonder that more and more Europeans and Americans choose to go to Thailand to receive medical surgery. Some of the Middle East's dirt-cheap countries have even moved their universal healthcare to Thailand, because it's really affordable!
Reason #3: Medical treatment, tourism, both
"Today may still see a doctor, tomorrow to the beach sunbathing," this is a lot of foreigners to Thailand travel to the real portrayal of medical treatment. This is especially true for chronic illnesses and diseases that require conditioning (e.g. uterine fibroids, heart disease, etc.). The process of medical treatment is a hotel-style comfortable service, and after the treatment is close to the island to relax, healing, and promote physical and mental conditioning.
Reason 4: Embracing the world's cutting-edge medical technology
Thailand's own technological research and development capabilities are not strong, but they know how to embrace the world's advanced technology with an open mind. There is no world-class medical school, but most of the doctors in Thailand have good English, and many of them have gone abroad for further study; there is no strong local medical equipment manufacturers, but they are very sensitive to the new technology, and are happy to introduce the world's most advanced medical technology.
Many of Thailand's high-end private hospitals are equipped with da Vinci robots and other top-of-the-line equipment. The IVF service in Thailand is also the introduction of the world's best technology, coupled with a pleasant environment, quality to service, and affordable prices, naturally accepted by the market!