It's been a while since I 've used her. Has she changed offices? Before there was an awkward stair case to negotiate. I require wheelchair accessibility

There is a new ramp from the sidewalk to the outside door.  It appears that a chair would fit through that door, either going forward or reversing the chair.  Staff there to help.

 

Check with HCMC!

No Dr.Morgan is in the same location.

I do believe that there is now wheelchair access but

I am going there tomorrow and if you like I will confirm for you?

Yes, that would be very much appreciated. She used to do the examinations downstairs. Presently not Negotiable for me. So whatever intelligence you can provide will be most welcome

12 hours ago, THAIPHUKET said:

Yes, that would be very much appreciated. She used to do the examinations downstairs. Presently not Negotiable for me. So whatever intelligence you can provide will be most welcome

i was just there the other day--her office a bit of cramped space, difficult for a wheelchair, but I think possible if you have some help.  she did the exam in a larger office, downstairs, at the end of a short hallway, you can see the office door from sitting in the waiting area.

Thank you, that's exactly how  I remember it. You had no reason to pay attention to this detail, but did you notice a banister on both sides? That would help to get down and up again.

Yes there is a ramp there nowadays and her office is on the ground floor

Thanks, that's helpful

There is definately a wheelchair access ramp!

 

Thanks for responding. The ramp brings me into the reception area. But the examination room ist downstairs. I would need a railing on both sides to walk safety downstairs. Which is that rarity in Thailand. Would you remember if that is it raining on both sides. If not I would have to send somebody to just have a look.

35 minutes ago, THAIPHUKET said:

Thanks for responding. The ramp brings me into the reception area. But the examination room ist downstairs. I would need a railing on both sides to walk safety downstairs. Which is that rarity in Thailand. Would you remember if that is it raining on both sides. If not I would have to send somebody to just have a look.

They probably have people to help you or a walker or crutches, you could call to confirm.