Bangkok Adventist Hospital in Krung Thep Maha Nakhon

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  Alexander Krasnykh

  :: 09 March 2018 11:55:36

  Nice and modern hospital. Polite staff, profissional doctor

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  Robert Archer

  :: 23 February 2018 10:23:41

  My experience here has always been positive. I have most of my dental work done here . Very little wait times . Friendly staff

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  eric leroy

  :: 12 February 2018 14:29:10

  My experience here was quite positive. I was in bad health landing from Kolkata but not in an emergency condition . It was not crowded here, and after the usual procedures I could see an experienced doctor completely fluent in English. The staff at all level was also fluent, especially the female staff. I was treated with fluids (in a drip) for 6 hours, had stool parasite check, and was given medicines. The hospital was in the list of hospitals listed in the Lonely Planet and close to my gh in Phaya Thai.

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  Oliver Omnes

  :: 19 January 2018 10:16:02

  giving 2 stars because of the difficulties to see the specific doctor. - reception make appointments but once i get here, nurses do first-come first-serve. if i had known this i would have disregarded the appointment time. - reception and those answering the phone wants to know exactly what wrong and tells me "they don't know what's wrong with me." their job is to connect patients to a doctor. I do not expect for the person answering the phone to know what's wrong with me. - registration wants to know what's wrong with me, nurses station wants to know what's wrong with me, and i don't know if all their insight is even transferred to paper for the doc to look at. the doctor also asks me what's wrong with me. confidentiality is something this hospital needs to work on... why are all these people wanting to know what's specifically wrong like their about to give me a prescription? i want to tell a doctor specifics. i don't like the different staff from different departments asking for no reason at all. -the staff needs to realize that the people walking through their door 1. don't know what's going on with themselves 2. feel vulnerable sharing 3. needs the facts and information given by a doctor

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  Gerry Christmas

  :: 15 August 2017 19:30:10

  I can't say enough about Mission Hospital. More than forty years ago I came down with food poisoning while serving as a Peace Corps Volunteer. The Peace Corps put me into Mission Hospital and I was up and about in a matter of a couple of days. Now as a retiree in Bangkok, I go to Mission Hospital for my general medical and dental needs. I also receive treatment for my epilepsy there. The staff and doctors at Mission Hospital are happy, helpful, and competent. It is a wonderful mix of the spiritual and the scientific proving that both can be done for the benefit of all the sick and the needy.