Why do People come to Thailand for Medical Treatment?


People from all over the world come to Thailand for medical treatment ranging from preventative health screening to cosmetic surgery to major medical operations. What is it that makes Thailand such a popular destination for medical tourism?

Affordable and available treatment. The cost of most medical treatments in Thailand is usually less than in other countries, even when you include the costs of travel and stay in Thailand. Compared to medical procedures in countries like the US and Europe, Thailand is considerably cheaper. But just as important as cost for some patients is being able to receive treatment without delay. Most procedures can be scheduled around the patients' schedule with no waiting period. This also makes it convenient for travelers and their families to arrange a vacation in Thailand during the recovery period.  Thailand offers a nice and warm environment with friendly people and many places to visit and things to do. Daily expenses like food and stay are comparatively cheap so it's possible to stay for longer periods of time without worrying about financial burdens.

Quality and service. Health care at the major medical clinics and international hospitals is world-class with state-of-the-art equipment and highly qualified surgeons and medical staff equal to the best health care systems anywhere. Their specialists are US, UK and Japan trained and they can communicate with patients very well. The level of close personal attention from Doctors, nurses and administrators is probably among the best anywhere in the world.

There are many benefits to receiving medical care in Thailand. This blog is a forum for patients, families of patients, medical personnel and others with an interest in medical travel to share their thoughts and experiences.
1 Response
  1. Unknown Says:

    Medical tourism Thailand is the hottest medical tourism destination with doctors and facilities of international standards and still it is cost effective compared to developed countries.


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