Bumrungrad International Hospital

Bumrungrad is a 580-bed private hospital on Sukhumvit Soi 3 organised around a large overseas caseload. It reports more than 1.1 million patients a year from over 190 countries, and more than 1,500 doctors across over 115 subspecialties.

The Emergency Center, on the ground floor of Building B (South Wing), runs 24 hours with emergency physicians and a surgical team on site. The hospital also lists a licensed heliport, round-the-clock emergency cardiac catheterisation, a neonatal intensive care transport team and an aviation medical evacuation team. Centres it highlights include robotic surgery, genomic medicine and the VitalLife wellness centre.

The Medical Coordination Office, on the 10th floor of the BIC Building, gives treatment price estimates, deals with insurers and embassies, and arranges evacuation, repatriation and fit-to-fly paperwork. It may suit visitors who want a large campus used to coordinating care from abroad, and who value its stated policy of charging local and international patients the same prices.

• 24-hour Emergency Center
• Licensed heliport
• Medical Coordination Office
• Same prices for local and international patients

Emergency Center: Building B, ground floor, South WingEmergency Center 24 hours

Worth confirming: The hospital publishes more than one ambulance number (1378 within Thailand, and +66 2 066 8889); save the one on its current contact page before you travel.

Bumrungrad's Dental Center is on the third floor of the South Wing in Building B and is open every day from 08:00 to 20:00. The hospital says it has more than 55 specialist dentists, and its directory lists dentists in implant dentistry, oral medicine, oral radiology, geriatric dentistry and craniofacial prosthetics as well as the main specialties.

The published scope runs from children's dentistry and root canal treatment to dentures and implants, orthodontics, veneers, gum treatment, jaw-joint care and oral and maxillofacial surgery, including orthognathic (jaw) surgery. The hospital's implant FAQ describes waiting about 90 days for the lower jaw and 180 days for the upper jaw before the implant-supported teeth are made, which shapes how many trips implant treatment takes.

No dental fees are published; the hospital states it has one pricing system for patients of all nationalities. The centre may suit patients who need complex or surgical dental work, or whose medical history makes a hospital setting reassuring.

• Over 55 specialist dentists
• Open daily 08:00–20:00
• Jaw and maxillofacial surgery
• Same prices for all nationalities
• JCI accredited hospital

Dental Center, 3rd floor, South Wing, Building BDaily 08:00–20:00+66 2 066 8888

Worth confirming: Implant treatment involves a three- to six-month wait before the final teeth are made; confirm how many visits your plan needs and ask for a written estimate, as no fees are published.

Bumrungrad publishes two skin pages. An older Skin (Dermatology) Center page lists the BIC Building, 12th floor, Counter 12A, and names acne, athlete's foot and hair loss among its conditions. The hospital's current centre listing for skin care is the VitalLife Skin & Aesthetic Center in Building C, 10th floor, which covers both medical diagnosis and cosmetic work.

On the medical side, VitalLife lists acne, allergic contact dermatitis, birthmarks, burns, corns, dandruff, melasma, moles and hair loss, with LED light therapy and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) for hair. Cosmetic services include dermal fillers, botulinum toxin and non-invasive fat reduction with CoolSculpting and Vanquish. The centre's page shows 26 doctors; most profiles list dermatology with an aesthetics focus, and one also lists dermatopathology.

No prices are published. Tele-consultation with a doctor is offered, and the hospital runs international patient services such as an expatriate liaison centre. It may suit someone who wants a wide choice of dermatologists inside a large hospital.

• 26 doctors shown on the centre's page
• LED and PRP hair treatments
• CoolSculpting and Vanquish
• Tele-consultation with a doctor

VitalLife Skin & Aesthetic Center, Building C, 10th floorMon–Fri 08:00–19:00; Sat 08:00–16:00; Sun 08:00–18:00+66 2 066 8899

Worth confirming: The older Skin (Dermatology) Center page gives a different floor, phone and hours; confirm which unit and counter your appointment is at.

Bumrungrad's Behavioral Health Center offers two routes. Psychiatrists (14 are listed, two with geriatric psychiatry) diagnose and treat depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, phobias, OCD, insomnia and alcohol or drug use with medication, psychotherapy and CBT, which can include take-home assignments. A neurological assessment is arranged when a physical cause is suspected.

The second route is counselling without medication with a psychologist, for stress and burnout, early-stage low mood, relationship and family issues and stress-related sleep problems. The listed psychologist holds an MA in Applied Positive Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania, works in Thai and English, and can be booked by telehealth. Groups named include adolescents, couples, pregnant and postpartum women, carers and older people.

The centre says counselling is not suitable for severe or complex conditions, anyone at risk of harming themselves or others, or anyone who needs medication; they should see a psychiatrist directly. Fees are not published.

• 14 psychiatrists listed
• Counselling without medication
• Psychologist sessions in Thai and English
• Telehealth booking
• Neurological assessment available

Behavioral Health Center, Building B, 4th floorMon–Sat 09:00–20:00; closed Sunday+66 2 066 8888

Worth confirming: The psychologist is not listed on Thursdays or Sundays; confirm the session language for your psychiatrist when booking.

Bumrungrad's Fertility Center & IVF Clinic is on the 2nd floor of the main building's North Wing. The hospital describes a team of more than 20 fertility specialists and staff, and names its doctors, each listed under obstetrics and gynaecology and reproductive medicine. Treatment ranges from medication and minimally invasive surgery (hysteroscopy, laparoscopy) to IUI, IVF and ICSI, with blastocyst or day-3 embryo transfer; the hospital says one IVF cycle takes four to six weeks.

Laboratory options it publishes include EmbryoScope time-lapse monitoring, MACS sperm selection and preimplantation genetic testing: PGT-A by NGS, and PGT-M for single-gene conditions such as thalassaemia. A medical genetics specialist offers pre-pregnancy carrier screening for couples.

The centre is open seven days a week, and the hospital offers teleconsultation, online enquiries and a 24-hour contact centre. No IVF prices are shown on its pages. It may suit couples who want treatment within a large international hospital, with genetic counselling available.

• EmbryoScope time-lapse monitoring
• PGT-A (NGS) and PGT-M
• MACS sperm selection
• Teleconsultation
• Open seven days

Fertility Center & IVF Clinic, Building B (Main Building), 2nd Floor, North WingMonday–Saturday 07:00–20:00; Sunday 07:00–17:00+66 2 066 8888

Worth confirming: No IVF prices are published; ask for an itemised quote and confirm eligibility under Thai law, as the hospital's egg-freezing page refers to fertilisation with a legal spouse's sperm.

Bumrungrad offers egg freezing by vitrification at –196°C. It presents it for women not yet ready for parenthood, for those with conditions that can speed the loss of eggs such as SLE or endometriosis, and for those facing chemotherapy, radiotherapy or surgery on the ovaries.

The published steps are a consultation and examination, stimulation injections starting around day 2 or 3 of the cycle, three to four monitoring visits, an egg collection of about 30 minutes, and freezing in the laboratory. The hospital says frozen eggs can in theory be kept indefinitely but advises using them within 10 years, and that they are later fertilised with sperm from the patient's legal spouse.

Enquiries, bookings and teleconsultations go through the hospital's contact centre. No package price or storage fee is published. The service may suit women, including those with a medical reason to freeze, who want treatment in a hospital setting.

• Vitrification
• Medical and social egg freezing
• Advised use within 10 years
• Teleconsultation available

Fertility Center & IVF Clinic, Building B (Main Building), 2nd Floor, North WingMonday–Saturday 07:00–20:00; Sunday 07:00–17:00+66 2 066 8888

Worth confirming: The page says frozen eggs are used with a legal spouse's sperm; if you are single, confirm what the hospital allows, and ask for package and yearly storage fees.

The Women's Center on the 2nd floor of Building B (North Wing) covers check-ups and menstrual problems through pregnancy, delivery, infertility and menopause. The hospital says 97 specialists work with the centre, with subspecialists in maternal-fetal medicine, gynaecologic oncology, reproductive medicine and urogynaecology.

Published obstetric services go beyond routine antenatal care to include NIPT, chorionic villus sampling, amniocentesis, cervical cerclage and intrauterine fetal blood transfusion, with newborn intensive care on site. Gynaecological surgery listed includes laparoscopic surgery, hysterectomy and myomectomy, and linked clinics cover breast care, breastfeeding, perinatal care, menopause and IVF.

It may suit women who want antenatal and specialist gynaecology care in one department, including those with a high-risk or twin pregnancy.

• 97 specialists listed
• Neonatal intensive care
• Prenatal diagnosis (NIPT, CVS, amniocentesis)
• Laparoscopic gynaecological surgery

Building B, 2nd floor, North WingDaily 08:00–20:00

Worth confirming: The centre's page lists no delivery packages or prices; ask for a written estimate covering delivery, room and any NICU stay.

Bumrungrad's Plastic (Cosmetic) Surgery Center sits on the 16th floor of Building A and sees patients by appointment, seven days a week. The page names 22 surgeons under plastic, cosmetic and reconstructive surgery; the profile we checked, Dr Apichai Angspatt, lists a Diploma of the Thai Board of Plastic Surgery (1993).

The procedure list covers rhinoplasty, eyelid and forehead surgery, facelifts and facial implants, breast augmentation, lift and reduction, tummy tucks and liposuction, including HD liposuction. It also lists reconstructive work after cancer, hand surgery, facial bone reconstruction and paediatric reconstruction, so the same team handles both cosmetic and corrective cases.

No prices or packages appear on the centre's page. It may suit patients who want a hospital setting with a large surgical roster and are prepared to request a quote.

• 22 plastic surgeons listed
• Cosmetic and reconstructive surgery
• Hair transplantation
• Open seven days, by appointment

Plastic (Cosmetic) Surgery Center, Building A, 16th floor, Counter AMonday–Friday 08:30–20:00; Saturday–Sunday 08:00–17:00 (consultations by appointment)+66 2 066 8888

Worth confirming: Several surgeons on the list also practise at other Bangkok hospitals; confirm which surgeon will operate and where.

Bumrungrad's Eye Center occupies the 18th floor of Building A, with 13 treatment rooms and a page listing 39 doctors across nine subspecialties, from cornea and refractive surgery to retina, glaucoma, paediatric ophthalmology and neuro-ophthalmology. A refractive surgery centre within it offers ReLEx SMILE, femtosecond LASIK and PRK.

Cataract surgery is listed with phacoemulsification and lens implants, supported by the ORA intra-operative aberrometry and VERION image-guided systems. Other published work includes corneal transplants and cross-linking, vitrectomy and intravitreal injections, glaucoma laser and surgery, eye muscle surgery and children's eye examinations.

Packages are published with a validity date of 31 December 2026: ReLEx SMILE for both eyes at 102,000 THB, including five follow-up visits within six months, ICL from 129,000 THB per eye and monofocal cataract surgery at 85,400 THB per eye. It may suit patients who want eye surgery inside a large hospital with other specialists on hand.

• 39 ophthalmologists listed
• ReLEx SMILE, LASIK and PRK
• ORA and VERION systems for cataract surgery
• Published packages valid to 31 Dec 2026
• Open daily 08:00–20:00

Eye Center, Building A, 18th floorDaily 08:00–20:00+66 2 066 8888

Worth confirming: Package prices exclude the initial consultation and suitability tests, and the cataract package covers only the lens types it specifies; confirm the lens and total cost.

Bumrungrad splits rehabilitation between a Rehabilitation Center on the 20th floor of Building A and a Physical Therapy Department on the mezzanine floor of Building B. Care is led by rehabilitation physicians (the hospital lists 21 in physical medicine and rehabilitation), with licensed physical and occupational therapists delivering treatment.

Physiotherapy covers manual therapy, posture correction and exercise programmes, plus heat, cold, electrical, laser and traction treatments. Programmes are listed for paralysis and Parkinson's disease, before and after surgery, ICU and CCU patients, heart and lung conditions, incontinence, postpartum breast engorgement and children's movement disorders such as cerebral palsy. Equipment includes Redcord slings, a C-Mill treadmill with visual feedback and robotic gait training, and occupational therapists offer hand, swallowing and daily-living training.

No fees are published. It may suit patients with neurological, cardiac or complex post-surgical needs who want physician-led rehabilitation in the same hospital as their other care.

• 21 rehabilitation physicians listed
• Robotic gait training and C-Mill
• Cardiac rehabilitation
• Physical and occupational therapy
• JCI accredited hospital

Rehabilitation Center, 20th floor, Building A; Physical Therapy Department, M floor, Building BPhysical Therapy Department: Monday–Friday 08:00–20:00; Saturday, Sunday and holidays 08:00–18:00

Worth confirming: Ask whether you will see a rehabilitation physician before therapy starts, as this adds a consultation fee to the cost.

Bumrungrad's Children's Center, on the 17th floor of Building A, is open 07:00–20:00 every day, and the hospital says paediatric specialists from various fields are available around the clock. The centre lists 73 doctors, covering subspecialties from cardiology, neurology and endocrinology to haematology and oncology, infectious disease, critical care, neonatology, paediatric surgery and child and adolescent psychiatry.

There are 16 outpatient rooms, with five rooms for check-ups and vaccinations kept apart from sick children. The hospital's factsheet lists Level IV neonatal intensive care and paediatric intensive care, plus neonatal critical care transport. A Special Needs Children Development Center and a Children's Eye Center share the 17th floor. Out of hours, the route in is the hospital's 24-hour Emergency Center; no separate children's emergency department is described.

It may suit families who want many subspecialists in one place, and the hospital's 130-plus interpreters.

• Level IV neonatal intensive care
• Paediatric intensive care
• 73 doctors listed
• Separate rooms for well-child visits

Building A, 17th floorDaily 07:00–20:00+66 2 066 8888

Worth confirming: No separate children's emergency department is described; at night, children are seen in the main Emergency Center.

Bumrungrad runs its check-ups from a Health Screening Center on the 11th floor of Building A, open 08:00–20:00, with registration one floor below. Its 2026 chart sets out the programmes side by side, from the Regular check-up of two to three hours to Holistic programmes of six to eight hours, with versions for men and women and age bands up to 80 and over.

Prices are per person in baht, include the doctor's fee and run to 31 December 2026. The hospital states that pre-payment is required, services can be used for 365 days from purchase and no discounts apply; the price chart says programmes can be invoiced to a corporate partner or used with insurance. Add-ons such as an exercise stress test, bone density or breast screening must be bought on the same day.

It may suit people who want to compare tiers on one published chart before choosing.

• 2026 price chart for all programmes
• Prices include the doctor's fee
• Programmes by sex and age band
• Open 08:00–20:00

Health Screening Center, Building A, 11th floor (registration on the 10th floor)08:00–20:00+66 2 011 2222

Worth confirming: Bring an original passport or ID card and register 30 minutes before your slot; ask whether your insurer will accept the package before you pre-pay.

Bumrungrad's Emergency Center is on the ground floor of Building B (South Wing) and runs 24 hours a day with emergency physicians on site. The hospital lists doctors in surgery, anaesthesiology, cardiology, paediatrics, obstetrics and internal medicine for the department, and 24-hour emergency cardiac catheterisation at its Heart Center for heart attacks.

Within Thailand, the 1378 line handles emergencies, appointments and ambulances around the clock; the contact page also lists an emergency ambulance number. Transport includes a critical care ambulance fleet, a neonatal intensive care transport team, an aviation medical evacuation team and a licensed heliport.

If you do not speak English or Thai, the hospital says it will find an interpreter while the ambulance is on its way. It may suit visitors and residents around lower Sukhumvit who want a large private emergency department with cardiac cover at night.

• 24-hour emergency cardiac catheterisation
• Licensed heliport
• Neonatal transport team
• Interpreter on request

Building B, ground floor, South Wing24 hours1378 (within Thailand); ambulance +66 2 066 8889

Worth confirming: Some older Bumrungrad pages give a different ambulance number (+66 2 011 5222); use 1378 or the number on the current contact page.

Bumrungrad's Sports Medicine & Joint Center, on the 20th floor of Building A, brings sports medicine, joint preservation and joint replacement together. Its Hip & Knee Replacement Center handles first-time and revision replacements, and the hospital publishes robotic-arm (MAKOplasty) packages for both hips and knees.

Arthroscopic surgery is listed mainly for the shoulder, hip and knee, alongside non-surgical joint care such as injections and physiotherapy, and dedicated shoulder and patellofemoral clinics. Packages are published for knee replacement, robotic knee and hip replacement, ACL or PCL reconstruction and meniscus surgery, each with an itemised list of what is included.

It may suit people who want sports medicine, arthroscopy and joint replacement in one department of a large international hospital.

• MAKO robotic-arm hip and knee packages
• Revision joint replacement
• Shoulder and patellofemoral clinics
• Itemised package inclusions

Building A, 20th floor08:00–20:00

Worth confirming: The standard knee replacement package excludes the implant, and the robotic knee package does not say whether it is included; ask for a quote that shows the implant cost.

Bumrungrad's Heart Institute, on the 14th floor of Building A, groups seven areas of care: coronary artery disease, arrhythmia, heart failure, structural heart disease, cardiogenetics, congenital heart disease, and prevention. Twenty-one cardiologists are listed, several with subspecialties in intervention, electrophysiology and advanced heart failure.

Published procedures include coronary angiography and angioplasty, bypass surgery, pacemakers, electrophysiology studies, TAVI, mitral valve repair with MitraClip and WATCHMAN left atrial appendage closure. The institute reports more than 350 coronary angioplasties, 600 angiographies and 70 open-heart operations a year, and the hospital lists 24-hour emergency cardiac catheterisation.

It may suit patients with complex or structural heart disease who want catheter and surgical options in one centre.

• TAVI and MitraClip
• 24-hour emergency catheterisation
• Over 350 angioplasties a year
• Electrophysiology service

Building A, 14th floor+66 2 066 8888; 1378 (within Thailand)

Worth confirming: The Heart Institute page lists no package prices; ask for a written estimate covering devices and the hospital stay.

Bumrungrad's Pride Clinic, on the 16th floor of Building A, coordinates care for transgender adults and young people. For trans women it lists facial feminisation, tracheal shave, breast augmentation, vaginoplasty and orchiectomy; for trans men, mastectomy, phalloplasty, metoidioplasty and laparoscopic hysterectomy with oophorectomy. Voice surgery is listed for both.

The clinic names four plastic surgeons alongside an endocrinologist, gynaecologists and a child and adolescent psychiatrist, and offers hormone treatment and help with updating identity documents. It says surgery follows a pre-operative evaluation of physical fitness and of the patient's understanding of the risks and benefits, but publishes no further eligibility criteria and no surgery prices.

It may suit people who want hormone care, surgery and other specialists in one large international hospital.

• Surgery for trans women and trans men
• Endocrinology and gynaecology in the same clinic
• Help with identity documents
• Phone line open 08:00–20:00

Building A, 16th floor, Counter ADaily, by appointment+66 2 011 5611

Worth confirming: The clinic publishes no assessment-letter requirements or prices; ask what documentation it needs and for a written estimate.

Bumrungrad splits vaccination between two services. The Travel Medicine Center, on the 15th floor of Building A, gives pre- and post-travel advice, travel vaccines and certificates, and malaria prevention; its list includes hepatitis B, yellow fever, Japanese encephalitis, meningococcal, polio and tetanus, with rabies pre-exposure vaccination started a month before travel.

The Vaccine Clinic, in the Health Screening Center on the 11th floor, covers adult vaccines such as dengue (Qdenga), influenza including a high-dose version for over-65s, hepatitis A and B, shingles, HPV, pneumococcal, Tdap and RSV. It aims to complete a visit within an hour and accepts walk-ins.

It may suit travellers who want travel advice and routine adult vaccines at one hospital.

• Dedicated Travel Medicine Center
• Walk-in adult Vaccine Clinic
• Dengue vaccine listed
• Open seven days

Travel Medicine Center: Building A, 15th floor; Vaccine Clinic: Building A, 11th floorTravel Medicine Center daily 08:00–16:00; Vaccine Clinic daily 07:00–15:00

Worth confirming: The travel clinic page does not mention rabies treatment after a bite; for a bite, go to the 24-hour Emergency Center.