BNH Hospital
Hospital in Bangkok, Thailand
Official website4.3Google(1,556 reviews)
14 procedures
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At a Glance
Price bracket
Premium
CureMeridian estimate, not a quote
Google Rating
4.3 / 5.0
1,556 reviews
Intl Patient Dept
No
Nearest Airports
BKK, DMK
Suvarnabhumi Airport
Doctors at BNH Hospital
Cardiology specialists
Assoc. Prof. Khunying Dr. Kaesorn Vajarapongse
Senior Radiologist
Radiology
60+ years of experience
Assoc. Prof. Khunying Dr. Kaesorn Vajarapongse is the most senior radiologist at the Medical Imaging Centre at BNH Hospital. She is known for her pioneering work in ultrasound and mammography diagnostics in Thailand. Her extensive experience and cheerful demeanor make her a beloved figure in the hospital.
Speaks: English, Thai
Dental specialists
Dr. Nusara Siritantikorn
Head of Dental Centre
Dentistry
Dr. Nusara Siritantikorn is a general dentist and the Head of the Dental Centre at BNH Hospital. Her unique journey from running a flower shop to becoming a dentist reflects her diverse interests and commitment to patient care.
Dr. Alina Uasuwannakul
Child Development Specialist
Pediatrics
Dr. Alina Uasuwannakul is a pediatrician specializing in child development and behavior at BNH Hospital. Her experience as a mother enhances her understanding of both children and parents.
Orthopedics specialists
Dr. Natthapat
MD
Orthopedics
15+ years of experience
Patients might feel like they’re getting an annual spinal health check-up when treated by Dr. Natthapat.
Board Certified in Orthopedics
Speaks: English, Thai
Dr. Thanakrita Siripullop
Specialist in Hip and Knee Arthroplasty
Orthopedics
10+ years of experience
Dr. Thanakrita Siripullop is a trailblazing orthopedic surgeon specializing in hip and knee arthroplasty. Known for her engaging personality and skillful techniques, she has made a significant impact in a field traditionally dominated by men. Her passion for orthopedics began in medical school, and she continues to inspire her patients.
Speaks: English, Thai
Spine Surgery specialists
Professor Wicharn Yingsakmongkol
Pioneer of Thai Spinal Surgery
Spinal Surgery
Professor Wicharn Yingsakmongkol is a pioneer in spinal surgery in Thailand, focusing on treating spinal disorders. His dedication to this field has significantly improved patient outcomes over the past two decades.
Dr. Natthapat
MD
Orthopedics
15+ years of experience
Patients might feel like they’re getting an annual spinal health check-up when treated by Dr. Natthapat.
Board Certified in Orthopedics
Speaks: English, Thai
Dr. Thanakrita Siripullop
Specialist in Hip and Knee Arthroplasty
Orthopedics
10+ years of experience
Dr. Thanakrita Siripullop is a trailblazing orthopedic surgeon specializing in hip and knee arthroplasty. Known for her engaging personality and skillful techniques, she has made a significant impact in a field traditionally dominated by men. Her passion for orthopedics began in medical school, and she continues to inspire her patients.
Speaks: English, Thai
Dr. Eakpatipan Eamskoolnont
Spine Specialist
Spinal Surgery
Dr. Eakpatipan Eamskoolnont is a spine specialist at the Premier Spine Centre of BNH Hospital. He combines his medical expertise with a passion for exploring the history of food, health, and lifestyle.
Doctor information is sourced from the hospital's website and may not be exhaustive or current.
About BNH Hospital
One of Bangkok's oldest international hospitals (founded 1898), JCI-accredited with 100+ years of service to expats and medical tourists, known for its warm, personalized care.
9/1 Convent Rd, Si Lom, Khet Bang Rak, 10500
Nearest airports: Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), Don Mueang International Airport (DMK)
Specialties & Procedures
Bariatric & Weight Loss
Thailand at a Glance
Hospitals
42 listed
Provider Rating (Average)
4.2 / 5.0
93,318 Google reviews
Visa
Visa Free (30 days)
English
Very Low
US Advisory
Exercise Caution
Level 2 of 4
Tourism
28M visitors/yr
2023 data
Sources: US State Department, EF EPI
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Why patients choose Thailand
- Luxury hospital environments with hotel-like amenities
- Wellness resort recovery options
- Seamless international patient coordination
- Tropical setting for comfortable recovery
- Highly competitive pricing for premium care
Good to know before you go
- Tropical heat year round
- Long flights from US and Europe
- Rainy season May to October
- Street food risky post-surgery
- Bangkok traffic is severe
Before you go
- Book recovery resort in advance
- Get travel vaccinations early
- Pack light breathable clothing
- Download Grab app for transport
- Bring medical records translated
This guide is for general information only. Travel advisories, visa rules, and hospital availability change frequently. Always verify current conditions before making decisions. Advisory source: US State Department.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I handle currency and payments in Thailand?
Thailand uses the Thai Baht (THB), with approximately 31-34 THB to 1 USD. Credit cards are accepted at hospitals and hotels, but merchants may add a 2-3% surcharge or set a minimum spend of 300-500 THB for card transactions. Carry cash for markets, pharmacies, and smaller shops. Exchange currency at airport counters or SuperRich-branded exchange booths in the city for the best rates.
What ride-hailing apps should I download for getting to hospitals?
Grab is Thailand's most widely used ride-hailing app, operating in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket, and Pattaya. Bolt is a popular alternative that typically offers fares 15-35% lower than Grab. Download both apps before arrival and compare prices for each trip, which can regularly save you 30-80 THB per ride. Both apps accept credit cards and show upfront pricing in English.
How do I get a SIM card for staying connected during my stay?
Tourist SIM cards are available immediately upon arrival at counters in all international airport arrival halls. The three providers are AIS (best rural/island coverage), TrueMove H (strong in tourist hotspots), and DTAC (often the cheapest tourist plans). Prices range from 299-1,199 THB for 8 to 30 days of unlimited data. You will need to present your passport for mandatory registration.
Is tap water safe, and what should I know about food safety?
Tap water is not safe to drink in Thailand. Bottled water is cheap and sold everywhere, typically 10-20 THB per bottle. Ice in drinks at restaurants and even street stalls is generally safe, as it is factory-produced with purified water and delivered commercially. Thai street food is widely considered safe when purchased from busy stalls with high turnover.
What are the tipping customs in Thailand, especially at hospitals?
Tipping is not obligatory in Thailand but is appreciated. Most restaurant bills include a service charge, so additional tipping is not expected. For drivers and hotel porters, rounding up or leaving 20-50 THB is customary. Tipping hospital staff is not standard practice at Thai private hospitals, but small gifts or thank-you notes are sometimes given at discharge as a gesture of gratitude.
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