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Which government hospitals that do not implement dual pricing policy Bangkok?

topswijaya
in Health and Medicine

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18 hours ago, Sheryl said:

There is a government publication that lists recommended hospital prices (separately for Thais and foreigners).

 

However the costs shown are unrealistically low and much less than government hospitals have charged for years and this publication is largely ignored.

 

Most government hospitals has not bothered to established 2 tier pricing  because it is more trouble than it is worth unless they have a large number of foreign patients coming through the regular public channel.

 

Hospitals which notably have doen so include Siriraj in Bangkok, Queen Sisirkit in Sattahip Sripat in Chinag Mai.

I am under queen Sirakit in Satahip,had an operation there,more expensive than other govt hospitals,also use Chonburi heart hospital ,pay same as a Thai,have been there in hospital twice.

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