October 30, 201411 yr I have diagnosed myself with liver cirrosis (not a drinker, cause unknown) and I'm looking for a low cost hospital in Bangkok for further diagnosis and treatment advice, as my insurance will likely refuse payment due to it being a pre-existing condition (they'll argue it existed long before I got insured with them). 20k baht is my max budget and I don't speak thai, so government hospitals don't seem to be an option. I previously had a negative experience in St. Louis hospital with both nurses and a doc, so I don't really want to go there again.
October 30, 201411 yr This is unfortunate because St Louis is the lowest cost private option. In any hospital there are all sorts of people, a bad experience with some doesn't mean it will be bad with all. I have had both very negative and very positives with (different) doctors at St. Louis. Another option, a little more expensive than St Louis, is Bkk Christian. Suggest one of the following there: Dr. PISIT TANGKIJVANICH or Dr.Salyavit Chittmittrapap http://www.bangkokchristianhospital.org/dr-e.asp?page=fs&spid=003-Med# for their schedules. Arrive ahead of time as it is first come, first see and you'll need to register first.
October 31, 201411 yr Author Thank you for the advice, I appreciate it and I'm going to give BKK Christian a shot.
November 1, 201411 yr There are always people at Government Hospitals that speak English, even in the sticks at district hospitals, in Bangkok I would think there would be many.
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