Trusted medical care in Thailand. Vetted, verified, personal.
The curated directory for international patients — JCI-accredited hospitals, world-class specialists, transparent pricing, and a free human concierge who helps you choose, compare, and book.
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From executive health checkups to advanced cardiac surgery — all curated, all vetted.
Health Checkups & Executive Screening
Comprehensive health checkups at internationally accredited Thai hospitals.
Dental Care
World-class dentistry at 50–70% lower cost than the US, UK, or Australia.
Cosmetic & Plastic Surgery
Internationally trained surgeons, premium facilities, world-class results.
Orthopedics & Spine
Joint replacement, spine surgery, and sports medicine — without the waitlist.
Fertility & IVF
World-class fertility care for international couples and singles.
Eye & LASIK
LASIK, SMILE, ICL, and cataract surgery from leading Thai eye specialists.
Hair Restoration
FUE and DHI hair transplants by specialist surgeons.
Bariatric & Weight Loss Surgery
Sleeve gastrectomy and gastric bypass at JCI-accredited Thai hospitals.
Wellness, Anti-Aging & Longevity
Longevity medicine, IV therapy, detox, and holistic wellness programs.
Dermatology & Skin
Medical and aesthetic dermatology — laser, fillers, advanced skin care.
Why Thailand?
Thailand has built the largest network of internationally accredited hospitals in Southeast Asia. Patients from 190+ countries travel here every year for one reason: a rare combination of clinical excellence, real hospitality, and prices that make care accessible.
More than any other country in Southeast Asia.
Pre-pandemic peak; recovering quickly post-2024.
Compared to months of wait in many home countries.
Plus Arabic, Mandarin, Japanese, Russian, German.
Top vetted providers
Editorial picks — verified credentials, accreditations, and patient reviews.
© Wikimedia CommonsBumrungrad International Hospital
International Hospital · Bangkok
One of Asia's most renowned international hospitals; the original benchmark for medical tourism in Thailand.
© Wikimedia CommonsBangkok Hospital
International Hospital · Bangkok
Flagship of BDMS — Thailand's largest hospital group, with internationally renowned cardiac, cancer, and neuro centers.
© Wikimedia CommonsSamitivej Sukhumvit Hospital
International Hospital · Bangkok
Highly regarded family-focused hospital with strong Japanese expat ties and an excellent women & children's center.
© phuket101.netBNH Hospital
International Hospital · Bangkok
Thailand's oldest private hospital — boutique-feel international hospital in the heart of Silom.
© Wikimedia CommonsMedPark Hospital
International Hospital · Bangkok
Newest of Bangkok's flagship hospitals — purpose-built for medical tourism with cutting-edge technology.
© UnsplashBangkok International Dental Hospital (BIDH)
Dental Hospital · Bangkok
The world's first JCI-accredited dental hospital — gold standard for dental tourism.
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From the blog
Plain-English answers to the questions every medical traveler asks.
Veneers or Crowns? What Thai Dentists Recommend, and What Each Actually Costs
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Egg Freezing in Thailand: Cost, Legal Eligibility, and the Timeline to Plan Around
A full egg freezing cycle in Thailand runs $4,500–$7,500 including medication. This guide covers who is legally eligible, the two-week cycle you have to be present for, and the storage costs people forget to budget.
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LASIK vs SMILE in Thailand: Which Procedure, Which Clinic, and What It Costs
Thailand runs some of Asia’s highest-volume refractive surgery centres, at $1,500–$3,200 for both eyes. Here is the practical difference between Femto-LASIK and SMILE, and who each one suits.
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