This modern, 150-bed hospital sits on Chiang Mai–Lampang Road, linking the city with the rest of Thailand, and welcomes overseas patients with English-speaking staff and coordinated interpreter support.

Highlights for Medical Travelers

• Trusted network: Operated by BDMS, Thailand’s largest private hospital group with rigorous clinical protocols and quality systems.
• One-stop convenience: On-site ORs, ICU, inpatient wards, diagnostics, dialysis, labs and pharmacy streamline pre-op, surgery and recovery.
• International patient focus: English commonly spoken; interpreter services available with advance notice; written treatment plans and itemized estimates.
• Breadth of care: From tummy tucks and rhinoplasty to hip/knee surgery, angioplasty and IVF—patients can combine multiple evaluations in one trip.

Medical Team
 

Featured physicians on the Medical Departures profile include senior OB-GYN consultants (Women’s Health & Fertility Services). The broader hospital roster spans orthopedics (joint, sports, spine), cardiology, general surgery, oncology, bariatrics, neurology, ophthalmology, and plastic surgery. Patients can review doctor bios and languages, then book through Medical Departures for coordinated scheduling.

Popular Treatments for International Patients
 

• Cosmetic & Plastic Surgery: Breast augmentation/removal, tummy tuck (abdominoplasty), eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), rhinoplasty.
• Orthopedics: Hip replacement, knee arthroscopy, ACL/PCL/MCL/LCL reconstruction, meniscus repair.
• Heart Care: Angioplasty, coronary artery bypass (CABG), stents, echocardiogram, ECG.
• Bariatric: Sleeve gastrectomy.
• Fertility & Women’s Health: OB-GYN consultations and procedures.
• Skin & Injectables: Chemical peels, Q-switch laser, Botox®, Restylane®.

Tip: If you’re planning major surgery (e.g., hip replacement, sleeve gastrectomy or abdominoplasty), ask your Medical Departures advisor for a written timeline covering pre-op labs, inpatient nights and follow-up before flying home.

Location & How to Get There

• Address: 88/8–9 Moo 6, Nong Pa Khrang, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50000, Thailand.
• From Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX): 15–25 minutes by taxi or Grab/Bolt depending on traffic.
• From Old City / Nimmanhaemin: 15–30 minutes by car; allow extra time during peak hours.
• Public transport: Metered taxis and rideshares are the most convenient; local songthaews (shared red trucks) operate citywide but may require transfers.

Languages

English and Thai are commonly available; additional languages can be arranged via the hospital’s interpreter services when requested in advance.

Payments & Insurance
 

The hospital typically accepts cash and major credit cards. Direct billing with international insurers may be possible depending on your policy and pre-authorization. Always confirm payment methods, deposits and any insurer requirements before travel.

Booking with Medical Departures

• Clear, itemized estimates and procedure descriptions
• Best Price Guarantee on like-for-like quotes
• Coordinated scheduling for consults, surgery and follow-ups
• 24/7 assistance online, by phone or chat

FAQs

1) Do procedures come with a warranty or guarantee?

Short answer: Policies vary by treatment and surgeon.

More detail: Many services include scheduled follow-ups; any revision or touch-up policies (where applicable) are defined in your written treatment plan, including time limits and exclusions. Review these details before paying.

2) Where exactly is the hospital and how do I reach it?

Short answer: On Chiang Mai–Lampang Road, Nong Pa Khrang, Chiang Mai.

More detail: From CNX airport, take a metered taxi or Grab/Bolt (15–25 minutes). From the Old City or Nimman, rideshares or taxis are fastest; local songthaews work but may be indirect.

3) Which payment types are accepted?

Short answer: Cash and major credit cards are commonly accepted.

More detail: Deposits may be required for surgeries. If using insurance, bring your passport, policy details and any pre-authorization or guarantee of payment documents.

4) What languages are spoken?
 

Short answer: English and Thai; interpreters available with notice.

More detail: Many physicians and coordinators speak English. Other languages can often be arranged—your Medical Departures advisor can help schedule interpreter support.

5) How long should I stay in Chiang Mai after surgery?

Short answer: Ranges from a few days to 2+ weeks, depending on the procedure.

More detail: Minor cosmetic procedures are often outpatient with next-day checks. Major surgeries (e.g., hip replacement, sleeve gastrectomy) typically include inpatient nights plus clinic follow-ups before you fly.

6) Can I combine multiple procedures in one trip?

Short answer: Often, yes.

More detail: Many travelers combine evaluations (e.g., orthopedics + cardiology screening) or pair cosmetic procedures. Ask for a consolidated itinerary and recovery plan to ensure safe sequencing.

7) How do I get a precise price?

Short answer: Request a written quote via Medical Departures.

More detail: Quotes reflect your case specifics (anesthesia, implants, OR time, length of stay). Exchange rates can affect totals; your advisor will lock in clinic-issued estimates and inclusions.