May 20, 201016 yr Statins were a fifth of the price,(branded) and Thyroxine was under half price compared to what I was paying at local phamacy shops,interview with a doctor 100 Baht. Banglamungs good,no waiting,in and out like a shot,the 100 Baht docs fee would have been waived if I had asked him for a prescription at the time of him telling me reference my blood tests which cost less than a third of other medical establishments locally. Same docs and nurses in Banglamung as Interntional and Bangkok hospital ,which one they do moonlighting in I know not.
May 22, 201016 yr Author Second right after Naklua market,early afternoon seems best time to arrive there.Take passport to register Edited May 22, 201016 yr by jori
May 22, 201016 yr ..interesting that my international insurance (USA) requires me to hand in the medical bills from Bangkok-Pattaya Hospital; yet, I have no problem with Bumengrad H. in BKK with the insurance company accepting their fees which are generally less than at Bangkok-Pattaya Hospital. Both hospitals like to over "drug: you with too many prescriptions.
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