Thailand has a maze of rules around health insurance for foreigners, with each visa type having its own requirements. The recent accident involving a Briton without a helmet, leaving him with huge bills, highlights the confusing reality for tourists and expats. Clarity about which insurance covers which situation is crucial – but often remains elusive and complex.

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The Bumrungrad International Hospital in Bangkok is one of the best hospitals in the world according to the news magazine Newsweek and the statistical information website Statista.

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Health care in Thailand is generally of very good quality. There are many qualified doctors, often trained abroad, and modern medical facilities available, especially in major cities such as Bangkok. Many hospitals offer, according to international standards, medical specialties such as surgery, cardiology and oncology.

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Hua Hin faces a great future in the field of health care. Be Well's primary care plays an important role in this. This creates confidence among foreign tourists and residents of Bangkok who are increasingly visiting Hua Hin.

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For people with heart problems, the 220 kilometers to Bangkok's hospitals are sometimes difficult to bridge. To make things easier for these patients, the Dutch general practitioner Be Well will open a heart clinic on March 19 in collaboration with the renowned Bumrungrad Hospital in Bangkok.

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The Thai Bumrungrad hospital is the only Thai hospital in the top 200 of best hospitals worldwide and is also outside the top 100. The list includes 3 Belgian and 7 Dutch hospitals. The best Belgian hospital is in 31st place and the best Dutch hospital in 22nd place.

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When Haiko Emanuel unveiled his plans for a Dutch GP a few years ago, many raised their eyebrows. Thailand is rich in hospitals and clinics, isn't it?

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Researchers at the University of Melbourne have discovered a 'superbug'. These are three variants that are resistant to all existing antibiotics.

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Recently I discovered that there is a new hospital in Ubon Ratchathani. It is a private hospital within walking distance of the government hospital. It has 56 rooms, I have not viewed.

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Anyone who has lived in Thailand for a longer period of time or who visits more often will undoubtedly notice the differences in prices in the hospitals. This is also often a topic of conversation. The government is now conducting research into this and the results are remarkable.

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Hua Hin has three hospitals, a government hospital, San Paolo and Bangkok Hospital. A not insignificant fact because many hibernators and retirees who live in Hua Hin are already elderly and good medical care is of great importance.

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