Reader Submission: Only Bumrungrad hospital in top 200 best hospitals worldwide

Somewhat negative about the ranking. Investigated what the source is and it turns out that a German research company Statista did the research;
Here's an excerpt from Wiki about this German, so solid and reliable, researcher:
Statista is a German company specializing in market and consumer data. According to the company, its platform contains more than 1,000,000 statistics on more than 80,000 topics from more than 22,500 sources and 170 different industries

Several countries are mentioned in the top and to criticize the US listing is based on wrong sentiment. Look at the studies; that is the guiding principle of the ranking and not the perception of some individuals.

Yes indeed; We are among the top in the world with our TOPPERS trained in America. And that does not only apply in the medical field.

I guess those top US hospitals are for the billionaires.
Then of course you also have to be able to deliver quality.
And when I look at the age of American politicians, they do too.
apparently there is an elixir of life available to them, which gives them years extra.

I can appreciate it in terms of nursing, luxurious rooms and social contact, but not in terms of the quality and competence of most doctors. For the prices they dare to ask, you can indeed get top service. In BE, placing a stent costs about 5500 euros all included, in Bangkok Pattaya hospital R.'s insurance paid 9 THB 700000 years ago!!!!!! What I can also confirm is true, as far as the rapid abandonment of patients with a certain age in the Netherlands is concerned. A colleague of mine from Scheveningen's 2 cousins ​​were reported in the Netherlands. Since my colleague worked in Brussels, he suggested having them examined for a 2nd opinion at the UZ Leuven. After 9 months one died of a brain haemorrhage that had nothing to do with his illness and the second is still alive and well after 2 years. I know not long ago and people who knew Coiske in Pattaya, a Flemish man who had lived in Pattaya for 4 years, was diagnosed with prostate cancer in Bangkok Pattaya Hospital but did not want to be treated in TH. Returned to BE where only a prostate infection was diagnosed and Coiske was completely cured after 30 weeks of antibiotics. So I think that in TH many people have already been cured of cancer and given doses of chemo for nothing LOL. ! I myself had a terrible headache at the back of my head. Received the first diagnosis in BKK Pattaya hospital, “skin infection”, as usual in GANS TH a full bag of medication and antibiotics. Then I started my tour and visited different hospitals every day, Sisaket, KhonKaen, Udon Thani, Pitsanaluk, because I usually couldn't tolerate the pain. Same story EVERYWHERE, skin infection with always more and more antibiotics, up to 2x 3mg per day! Then after 875 days I arrived in Chiangmai and visited RAM hospital where a young doctor trained in the USA (BOSTON) told me after just 10 minute that I did not have a skin infection at all but the zona (Herpes Zoster). So I took antibiotics for 1 days for a virus!!!! If they had given me antiviral drugs immediately within 10 hours of the correct diagnosis, I would have been spared those severe pains and those large doses of antibiotics. While the danger is proclaimed everywhere in the world regarding the frequent use of antibiotics, in TH prescribed antibiotics with full dedication. On top of that, life expectancy in TH is 24 years lower than in BE/NL! That doesn't say enough. So, and I hope we don't have to experience it, but if I get seriously ill, I and, as far as I know, many farangs living in TH, will take the first plane back to Europe. All these facts come from my immediate environment and from myself and not "hearsay".