Anyone have any good or bad reports on the Birth packages at Bkk Patts Hospital?

Package prices seem good but..........

I know they like to charge like a wounded bull and wondered if they have any special add ons

Our 3,5 year old son was born there on a package deal and by caesarean.

I only have positive things to say about that experience, competent staff & friendly and since my wife were very tired after the caesarean operation our son slept at the infant section where they took very good care of him. I could go up and visit him anytime I wanted and we could just tell the nurses to bring him down to my wife's single room anytime we wanted.

They taught us how to hold the baby safely and change diapers and so on and gave us a small box with milk and diapers when we left the hospital.

No extra cost were added to the package deal but everything went as planned, I could imagine if something unexpected happened you would have to pay extra.

I agree with #2. Nothing but praise for the duration and no hidden extras. Package I recall was B41K. Daughter is 3 in a week

Edited August 1, 201312 yr by Rimmer
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My boy was born there C section 3 years ago, 40'000 baht was quoted by a OB/GYN doctor at her private clinic on Soi Pottisarn. Like you, I was concerned so I had 200'000 in cash ready just in case but there were no problems.

I only got charged an additional 700 baht because the wife had to have the line in her hand replaced.

Overall I was very satisfied, they spend a lot of time with new mothers, showing them how to bath the baby etc.. and lots of freebies on discharge.

BPH can be reasonable when you have the opportunity to shop around for treatment.

Nobody is born without C-cut in Thailand it seems ?

Just more money for hospital or any other reason ?

One of the things that I can highly recommend at that hospital.

in short:

http://parentvine.net/pregnancybirth/birth-in-thailand/birth-practices-in-thailand/

WHO recommends caesarean section rates between 5 and 10%

In private hospitals (in Thailand), this percentage can climb as high as 60-90% !!!!!!!!!

http://academic.research.microsoft.com/Paper/10808891.aspx'>

chance in private hospitals 3 -6 times higher

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/34826186/ns/health-pregnancy/t/c-section-rates-around-globe-epidemic-levels/'>

its al about money, money, money, money .....

Edited August 1, 201312 yr by dieter1

Nobody is born without C-cut in Thailand it seems ?

Just more money for hospital or any other reason ?

In our case: baby very big thus too risky doing it the natural way.

The price of the package is the same whatever way the baby comes out.

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Thanks everyone

The prices are a bit different

Natural birth 31,900 baht

Includes 2 nights in Hospital in private room

C Section 41,000 baht

Includes 2 nights in Hospital in private room

Thanks everyone

The prices are a bit different

Natural birth 31,900 baht

Includes 2 nights in Hospital in private room

C Section 41,000 baht

Includes 2 nights in Hospital in private room

I stand corrected.

BTW my tiny wife was never going to deliver my boy naturally

As I remember 3 of us went for the birth, me the misses and her sister, they took the misses away as me and sister completed the paperwork, went straight to the place where they 'store' the newborn, and there was my son! Its almost like a conveyor belt! very quick indeed!

I must confess... I elected for C section and my boy was born at 10:10am on 10/10/10... that is pretty amazing :-)

I must confess... I elected for C section and my boy was born at 10:10am on 10/10/10... that is pretty amazing :-)

oh yeah I forgot that was the other reason, as the day 'she' chose was lucky!

I must confess... I elected for C section and my boy was born at 10:10am on 10/10/10... that is pretty amazing :-)

oh yeah I forgot that was the other reason, as the day 'she' chose was lucky!

To be totally honest, we went to the OB/GYN doctor and she wanted to book us in for 12/10/10, then I quickly realised the significance of the date and I asked her "is No. 10 OK?", she called the hospital and asked is "10am" OK.. of course I jumped at the chance.

He was even born in operating room 10, although there was a few marks on the boy from the forceps, and his official Thai birth certificate shows 10:10am 10/10/10

Edited August 2, 201312 yr by Satcommlee

Fantastic

So you have a binary code boy

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My son was born in Banglamung hospital.

Cost nothing.

No problems at all.

Wife had a c cut.

Private room was 1200baht a night. Nurse came in for regular checks every 2 hours, helped with everything, we also received free goodies when we left.

Did you know that the majority of doctors and surgeons in Bangkok pattaya come from the Government hospitals!

The lady surgeon who gave my wife a c cut, also does the same procedures at Bangkok pattaya on request!