Nestled within a sprawling 53,965-square-meter, 10-storey building in Khlong Luang district, THAMC is set to offer one-stop services through a team of seasoned specialists and dedicated staff, all subscribing to a “patient-centric approach.” The 150-bed medical center has been designed to provide seamless and swift treatments that prioritize convenience for its patients.
The architectural marvel of THAMC was awarded a platinum rating for its commitment to sustainable energy and environmental conservation. By focusing on reducing the energy and water required to operate, the center aims to cut down on pollution and uphold eco-friendly practices.
THAMC aspires to achieve excellence in specialized treatments, health promotion, and cutting-edge medical research and innovations. Offering top-tier medical care at around 50% less than the cost at premium private hospitals, the center is making quality healthcare accessible to a broader range of patients.
Among its specialized clinics are those dedicated to orthopedics, surgery, skincare, and child health, all of which are equipped to serve up to 1,500 outpatients daily. This ensures that a wide array of medical needs can be met under one roof, providing comprehensive care to the community.
Full services at the center are slated to commence by mid-November, marking a new chapter in premium yet affordable healthcare for the region.
This looks like a great initiative! Finally, affordable yet premium healthcare.
Affordable healthcare you say? Let’s see how long that lasts before prices start creeping up.
We have to start somewhere, and if they keep to their mission, maybe prices won’t rise.
Exactly! As long as they maintain transparency, it should be fine.
I hope THAMC emphasizes preventive care. That’s often overlooked in most hospitals.
You’re so right! Preventive care can save so many lives but is rarely focused on.
I read their mission includes health promotion, so we might see some good initiatives there.
Fingers crossed! It’ll be interesting to see how they follow through.
Why build such a big center in Pathum Thani? Shouldn’t this be in Bangkok?
Not everyone lives in Bangkok. It’s nice to see facilities spreading out to other regions.
Plus, land in Bangkok is super expensive. Pathum Thani is a strategic choice.
I didn’t think of that. Makes sense now.
The eco-friendly design is a major plus. Our planet needs more of this!
It’s great, but how effective is it really? Sometimes these ‘eco-friendly’ tags are just for show.
I totally disagree. A platinum rating isn’t handed out easily. This is a big deal!
Do they offer services for mental health? That’s usually lacking in hospitals.
Not mentioned in the article, but since their approach is comprehensive, I hope they do.
150 beds? That seems small for such a large facility.
Many of the services might be outpatient. Hence, fewer beds needed.
Exactly. Modern healthcare is moving towards more outpatient care anyway.
Is this backed by the government? Otherwise, maintaining low costs could be a challenge.
It’s affiliated with a university. Maybe there are some government funds involved.
1,500 outpatients daily is impressive. But can they handle the load efficiently?
The article says they have seasoned specialists. Let’s hope they hire enough staff too.
I live nearby! Can’t wait for the full services to start in mid-November.
I wonder if the quality of care will be compromised due to the lower costs.
Great news! Will definitely consider this place for my family’s medical needs.
What’s the catch though? Affordable usually means something’s got to give.
Exactly my thoughts. But let’s wait and see. Maybe it really is what it claims to be.
Kudos to Thammasat for this launch. Good healthcare should be a right, not a privilege.
Hear, hear! Health is a basic human need.
Exactly. This is a promising step in the right direction.
I just hope they have some international standards in place. Quality varies greatly in many regions.
Can’t wait to see the innovations they come up with. Medical research is so vital.