BNH Hospital

BNH is a private hospital on Convent Road in Silom that began in 1898 as a nursing home for foreign residents. Its published strengths lean towards women's health, maternity and paediatrics, alongside centres for spine, orthopaedics, neuroscience, cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic care, and asthma and allergy.

The emergency department treats adults and children 24 hours a day and says it can call on every specialty in the hospital at any time. A 24/7 ambulance with emergency physicians and nurses covers Bangkok, and the emergency page lists interpretation in French, German, Spanish, Italian, Scandinavian languages, Japanese, Cantonese and Mandarin.

The BNH Referral Centre is a single point of contact for expatriates and international patients and can arrange ground ambulance, commercial repatriation and air ambulance, while an international insurance team deals with claims. It may suit residents and visitors around Silom and Sathorn who want a hospital with a long history of treating foreigners.

• 24-hour adult and paediatric emergency
• Ambulance with doctor and nurse
• Referral Centre for international patients
• Air ambulance and repatriation

+66 2 632 1000

Worth confirming: Before a planned admission, ask the international insurance team whether BNH can bill your insurer directly.

The Women's Health Centre handles obstetrics and gynaecology from pre-pregnancy checks and family planning to menopause, with obstetricians, maternal-fetal medicine specialists, anaesthetists and nurses. Antenatal care includes screening for conditions such as Down syndrome and thalassaemia.

The labour unit runs 24 hours with four delivery rooms plus caesarean rooms, one-to-one nursing, and an obstetrician, neonatal paediatrician and anaesthetist on hand; a partner or family member may stay until the birth. A NICU cares for babies who need intensive care. A separate Gynecology Centre on the 4th floor focuses on cervical, ovarian and endometrial cancer diagnosis, with laparoscopic and robotic surgery.

BNH publishes antenatal and Birth & Care packages; delivery packages require at least 36 weeks' gestation (35 for twins) and pre-delivery tests at BNH. It may suit expectant mothers in central Bangkok who want a package-based birth with paediatric cover.

• Four delivery rooms
• One-to-one nursing in labour
• Neonatal intensive care
• Robotic gynaecological surgery

+66 2 022 0788

Worth confirming: Delivery packages have gestation and testing conditions; check the current terms, and what is charged if you deliver early or your baby needs the NICU.

BNH is a private hospital in Silom that has treated Bangkok's foreign residents since 1898 and lists paediatrics, with women's health and maternity, among its strengths. Its emergency department treats adults and children 24 hours a day and says it can call on every specialty in the hospital at any time. A 24/7 ambulance with an emergency physician and nurse covers Bangkok.

Newborn care is closely tied to the maternity service: the labour unit has a neonatal paediatrician on hand alongside the obstetrician and anaesthetist, and a NICU cares for babies who need intensive care. The hospital also runs an Asthma & Allergy Centre. The emergency page lists interpreting in French, German, Spanish, Italian, Scandinavian languages, Japanese, Cantonese and Mandarin.

It may suit families in central Bangkok who want a smaller hospital used to treating expatriates, with children seen in the emergency department at any hour.

• 24-hour emergency care for children
• Neonatal intensive care
• Neonatal paediatrician on the labour unit
• Asthma & Allergy Centre

+66 2 022 0700

Worth confirming: BNH's website gives little detail on its paediatric clinic; ask which subspecialists see children, and for vaccination package prices, before booking.

BNH, on Convent Road in Silom, sells its check-ups through The M Brace, the hospital's online shop. The annual check-up package is listed as a range from 10,900 to 77,900 baht, with the price depending on the tier, and the home page also lists women's health and hormone, breast screening and cervical screening packages.

The annual check-up page in the shop gives the price range but not the tier-by-tier test lists in a form we could read, so the contents of each level need to be confirmed with the hospital.

It may suit people living or working around Silom and Sathorn who want a smaller hospital for routine screening.

• Annual packages from 10,900 baht
• Separate breast and cervical screening packages
• Online shop purchase
• Central Silom location

Worth confirming: Ask for the full test list of the tier you are considering, and when results will be ready, before you pay.

BNH's Emergency Department is on the 1st floor of the hospital on Convent Road, Silom, and treats adults and children 24 hours a day. A team of emergency medicine physicians runs the department, which says it can call on every specialty and subspecialty in the hospital at any time; cardiac, sports-injury and dental emergencies are listed.

The same direct line handles emergencies and ambulance requests, and a doctor and ambulance call-out service covers hotels, embassies, offices and homes in central Bangkok. The department lists interpretation in French, German, Spanish, Italian, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Japanese, Cantonese and Mandarin.

It may suit residents and visitors around Silom and Sathorn, including families with children.

• Adult and paediatric emergency care
• Doctor and ambulance call-out
• Interpretation in ten languages
• Dental and sports-injury emergencies

1st floor24 hours+66 2 632 1000

Worth confirming: No ambulance fees are published; ask what a call-out costs when you request one.

BNH runs heart care through its Cardiovascular Kidney Metabolic Centre on the 4th floor, which brings heart care together with kidney and metabolic medicine. It is open weekdays 07:00–19:00 and weekends 07:00–16:00.

The centre's page describes diagnostic testing and lists cardiologists with interests that include electrophysiology and pacemakers. It does not describe a catheterisation laboratory or angioplasty service.

It may suit people in Silom and Sathorn who want cardiology check-ups and follow-up for a stable heart condition alongside kidney or metabolic care.

• Heart, kidney and metabolic care together
• Weekend clinic hours
• Electrophysiology interests among cardiologists
• Central Silom location

4th floorMon–Fri 07:00–19:00; Sat–Sun 07:00–16:00

Worth confirming: No catheterisation laboratory or angioplasty is published; ask where you would be treated for a heart attack or a blocked artery.