Need Stent Operation - Bangkok Hospital Pattaya or Navy Hospital in Sattahip?

[Taboo2]

Insurance is not an issue, because it is a pre-existing issue and not covered by Pacific Cross. 

I am interested in service and of course cost.  I hear great things about both hospitals, thus the cheaper is preferred.

Any input is appreciated.  

Thanks

[Ralf001]

Navy hospital will be cheaper than Bangkok Pattaya.... A lot cheaper !

[cjinchiangrai]

It is pretty routine and these doctors get a lot of practice. I would look at the big government hospitals first. Don't take too long though.

[Taboo2]

12 minutes ago, cjinchiangrai said:

It is pretty routine and these doctors get a lot of practice. I would look at the big government hospitals first. Don't take too long though.

Yes, I have to get it done soon....this is my second stent operation.  Several arteries blocked.

 

[scubascuba3]

I would choose Queen Sirikit Sattahip, will be a lot cheaper, gets good reports plus as mentioned above Drs get loads of practice

[Sheryl]

I am not 100% sure they can do this at Queen Sirikit but if they can, good choice and will cost much less than BPH. Otherwise (or if there is a wait involved) I would suggest Bangkok Christian Hospital in Bangkok, also much less expensive than BPH. See  this doctor to arrange it https://www.bch.in.th/find-doctor/362

[scubascuba3]

1 hour ago, Sheryl said:

I am not 100% sure they can do this at Queen Sirikit but if they can, good choice and will cost much less than BPH. Otherwise (or if there is a wait involved) I would suggest Bangkok Christian Hospital in Bangkok, also much less expensive than BPH. See  this doctor to arrange it https://www.bch.in.th/find-doctor/362

QS definitely can, a friend had a stent fitted