Bumrungrad International Hospital - Site & Medical Services

Site & Medical Services

The hospital is located in the heart of Bangkok, Thailand. Bumrungrad is a "one-stop" center for medical services – especially for surgery procedures, and features 554 beds, 33 specialty centers, and more than 1,000 doctors representing virtually all specialties and sub-specialties of medicine. Dental, general and specialty medicine, advanced diagnostics and therapeutics, surgical services, intensive care, and rehabilitation are available in these modern and efficient medical facilities.

Foreigners using Bumrungrad facilities are warned that they loose all their rights at international law, as the hospital rigidly insists any complaints are only submitted in Thailand under Thai laws. ( ref: www.bumrungrad.com/en/hospital-faq q.4. )

The United States Peace Corps uses Bumrungrad as one of their main hospitals to send Peace Corps Volunteers for medical procedures. It is also used as the hospital for Peace Corps Volunteers medical evacuations in the Europe, Mediterranean, and Asia (EMA) region.

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