The hospital is JCI-accredited and operates a dedicated International Medical Center for overseas patients—covering interpreters, appointment scheduling, estimates, visa assistance, transport and insurance coordination. With 550 inpatient beds, two main buildings and modern diagnostics, it’s a one-stop option for travelers seeking trusted care in Thailand.

Highlights for Medical Travelers

• Quality & scale: 550 beds, multiple specialist centers and JCI accreditation for international standards.
• International support: Multilingual coordinators (English, Arabic, Chinese, German, French, Spanish, Burmese, Khmer and more), assistance before and during your visit.
• Breadth of care: Orthopedics, cardiology, oncology, neurology, fertility/IVF, GI, ophthalmology, ENT, as well as cosmetic & reconstructive surgery.
• Convenience: On-site imaging, labs, ORs, ICU and pharmacy streamline pre-op testing, treatment and follow-ups.
• Location: Central Bangkok on Phaholyothin Road—easy for taxis and rideshares.

Popular Treatments
 

• Orthopedics: Knee/hip replacement, ligament reconstruction, arthroscopy; consults and imaging available on-site.
• Heart & Vascular: Cardiac screening, echocardiogram (echo), ECG, CABG (bypass).
• Weight Loss (Bariatrics): Sleeve gastrectomy, gastric bypass with defined inpatient stays and recovery guidance.
• Cosmetic & Plastic Surgery: Breast augmentation/lift/reduction, rhinoplasty (open/with alar reduction), facelift, blepharoplasty, VASER® liposuction.
• Fertility & Women’s Health: IVF/ICSI, gynecology and obstetrics.
• Ophthalmology: Cataract surgery (per eye).
• Dermatology/Aesthetics: Lasers, Botox®, fillers; physician-led care plans.

Tip: If you’re considering major procedures (e.g., hip/knee replacement or bariatric surgery), ask your Medical Departures advisor for a written timeline (pre-op tests → inpatient nights → clinic follow-ups) so flights and accommodation fit your recovery.

Medical Team

Phyathai 2 features a large, multi-disciplinary roster. Profiles on the Medical Departures page include cardiothoracic surgeons with 25–45 years’ experience, orthopedic joint specialists, plastic & reconstructive surgeons, OB-GYN (reproductive medicine) and internal medicine consultants. Many physicians speak English and Thai; additional languages are supported via the International Medical Center.

Languages
 

English and Thai widely available; interpreter assistance also offered for Arabic, Chinese, German, French, Spanish, Burmese, Khmer and other languages with advance notice.

Payments & Hours
 

• Payments: Major credit cards and cash are accepted; direct insurer billing may be possible with pre-authorization—confirm in advance.
• Hours (UTC+07): International services typically 08:30–19:00, daily; some centers operate by appointment.

Location & How to Get There
 

• Address: 943 Phaholyothin Road, Samsennai, Phayathai District, Bangkok 10400, Thailand.
• Airports → Hospital: From Suvarnabhumi (BKK) or Don Mueang (DMK), take a metered taxi or rideshare (Grab, Bolt) directly; typical city travel times vary with traffic.
• Public transport: Airport Rail Link or BTS/MRT into central Bangkok, then short taxi/ride-hail to the hospital.

Booking with Medical Departures

• Itemized written estimates and clear inclusions
• Best Price Guarantee on like-for-like quotes
• Coordinated scheduling for consults, surgery and follow-ups
• 24/7 support via chat, phone or email

FAQs

1) Do procedures come with a warranty or guarantee?

Short answer: Policies vary by procedure.

More detail: Most care pathways include scheduled follow-ups; if any revision/touch-up terms apply, they’ll be stated in your written treatment plan with time limits and exclusions—review before payment.

2) Where is the hospital and how do I reach it?

Short answer: Central Bangkok on Phaholyothin Road (Phayathai District).

More detail: From BKK/DMK, use Grab/Bolt or a metered taxi. Rail options bring you into the city; finish with a short car ride. Your MD advisor can share a map pin and arrival tips.

3) Which payment types are accepted?

Short answer: Major credit cards and cash; insurer billing by pre-authorization.

More detail: For surgeries, deposits may be requested. Bring your passport for high-value card transactions and ask for an itemized receipt for insurance or reimbursement.

4) What languages are spoken?

Short answer: English and Thai, with interpreters available.

More detail: The International Medical Center supports multiple languages (e.g., Arabic, Chinese, German, French, Spanish, Burmese, Khmer) with advance notice.

5) How long should I stay in Bangkok after surgery?

Short answer: From a few days to 2–4 weeks, depending on the procedure.

More detail: Orthopedics and bariatrics include inpatient nights and clinic follow-ups; cosmetic and ophthalmic procedures vary. Your surgeon will advise safe-to-fly timing.

6) Are there current promotions or check-up packages?

Short answer: Yes—seasonal health check-ups and screening bundles are offered.

More detail: Ask your MD advisor about current annual check-up promotions and department-specific packages; we’ll confirm what’s included/excluded in writing.

7) Can I combine multiple consultations in one trip?

Short answer: Often, yes.
More detail: Many travelers pair orthopedics + cardiac screening or cosmetic + dental/skin. We’ll build a consolidated plan that fits your itinerary.

8) What’s included in bariatric packages?

Short answer: Typically surgeon, anesthesia, OR, supplies and 2–3 inpatient nights.

More detail: Your quote will specify the exact inclusions, pre-op tests, length of stay and follow-ups. Plan to remain in Thailand 3–4 weeks post-discharge for recovery checks.