Myths are Revealed Medically in Thailand for Retaining Beauty

Do you love to look more beautiful then you are now? Don’t to the laugh at my question but the fact is you can! But this time with medical technology on your side! Doctors can enhance your beauty the way you like. Beauty is no more a secret. Isn’t it wonderful? In face the secret of beauty is in the hands of medical expertise.

Yanhee has made name and fame in this field. It has reached every nook and corner of the world every sane person would love to be presentable till the last minute of his or her life. Thailand has become a hub of Medical Tourism also. It means patients need not bother about staying, insurance, food anything, hospitals and other agencies are clubbed to resolve these problems to offer the best services to International Patients.

 Thanks to medical science and skills .Especially Bangkok hospitals are well known for such treatments. Medical science has successfully conquered this field also. As such the days Marilyn Manroe are returned. May be in those only Hollywood stars could afford, but now any common person can go for this! That is the change time has brought us.120 Medical expertise are there in this hospital.

Yanhee offers amazing packages especially for the outsiders. The treatment, medical staff, food and infrastructure, and lastly highly talented surgeons are the backbone of this hospital. The infrastructure is no less than a five star hotel. The luxurious facilities are offered generously for patients.

Yanhee has a giant building of ten floors maintained exuberantly. Spotless cleanliness reminds you of God, as ‘cleanliness is next to Godliness.’ It can accommodate 400 patients, and 2000 cases registered as out patient medical services. Other than this there are different types of health care services and the expertise of plastic surgery services.




Medical group

Medical team of Yanhee is simply matchless. It has 120 full time and 120 half time doctors to attend on patients.1,000 nurses looking after patients very kindly and professionally. This hospital has the latest medical equipments available. More than sufficient Operation Theatres, 18 bed ICU care units are operating throughout the clock. Dialysis centers, dental centers, nurseries, emergency rooms, diagnostic laboratories, there Measuring the quality of compliance with international safety standards. Management of Yanhee hospital can challenge to any one. 

90 plus countries have access to this hospital around the world. ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 system certification, in order to ensure the standard it has maintained. Weight loss, Plastic surgery and skin centers are also there. You believe utterly when you stumble upon the cleanliness of Yanhee that ‘Cleanliness is next to Godliness.’

Thailand has been the hub for medical treatments since ages. But recently they have given the corporate treatment also for this sector. Right from your landing till your safe take off to your country everything has been taken care of by this ‘medical Tourism’ industry. Patient are made stress free before the treatment. When treatment can be done at an affordable price then why not to rush?

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Camilian Hospital -Calm you With Treatment At Bangkok!

Medical tourism in health care industry is booming.That too medical tourism in Thailand has become the great attraction in the world. 

Camillian Hospital (called also "San Camillo Hospital") - small private hospital in Bangkok (Thailand), founded by catholic missionaries - camillians in 1956 (earlier in 1952 camillians established another "San Camillo Hospital" in Ratchaburi Province). The hospital is located in Watthana district and has general practice and special care facilities.There are many medical tourisn hospitals in Thailand.

The hospital is operated by Saint Camillus Foundation of Thailand and has charity programs to treat poor and low income patients.
Camillian hospital employees took active part in overcoming of the 2004 tsunami damage in Thailand setting up mobile clinics for the disaster survivors.[1]
The Saint Camillus Foundation of Thailand is a charitable organization in Thailand, set up and run by the Camillian monastic order.

In 1995, the Foundation with the participation of an Italian priest Father Giovanni Contarin established a Camillian Social Centre in the Province of Rayong. The Center was built to provide shelter and care to homeless, indigent, and rejected people living with HIV/AIDS. Special emphasis was placed on women and children, as they were the most vulnerable members of the society.
Saint Camillus Foundation also operates Camillian Social Center Sampran caring for the elders, Camillian Social Center Prachinburi caring for the lepers, Camillian Social Center Chantaburi caring for the elders, Camillian Social Center Chiangrai caring for tribal children and two hospitals, including Camillian Hospital in Bangkok and San Camillo Hospital in Ban Pong of Ratchaburi Province.Medical tourism in Thailand has been flourished to the fullest.
   
The number of people flying to Thailand to receive major surgery testifies to the fact that its hospitals - both private and government - are world class. If you are in Bangkok and cost is a problem head to Chulalongkorn University Hospital, Rama IV Road (Tel: 0-2252-8181). It's a government hospital with some of the best doctors in town. If you need to get to a hospital in Bangkok quickly, Bangkok Adventist Mission Hospital is closest to Khao San Road. Get there by ordinary bus #11, 12, 44 or airbus #44. If it's an absolute emergency get in a taxi and tell the driver this: 'By rong-payabaan mi-shun row-row'.

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Bangkok Christian Hospital- You Witness Brotherhood and Treatmen

Medical tourism in Thailand is booming.I am strictly following Thailand list of hospitals.Private hospitals in Thailand are known for world class treatment.
When the Missionary arrived in Thailand nearly two centuries ago, they traveled to various places for spreading the Words of the Lord and in the mean time they treated the sicks they met. So, the missionaries were called by the name “Moh” which means “Doctor”. At that time, western medicine was new to Thailand, and the missionaries were considered the pioneer of introducing western medicine to this country; and among them, one the the best known figure is Moh Bradley or Dr. Dan Beach Bradley from Marcellus, New York who had arrived in Bangkok in the year 1835 to be the first western physician in various medical fields such as surgery, smallpox vaccination, translation of a Midwifery Textbook, etc. The missionaries had considered the art and science of healing as part of their mission, as Jesus had commanded them to “Heal the Sicks”.

The Presbyterian Mission was set up in Bangkok in the year 1840 and had extended its mission into the country by establishing offices for evangelism together with the healing mission. Medical doctors had set up clinics and gradually had developed into better equipped hospitals.

While in Bangkok area, which had been the founding place of medical missionary, the American Presbyterian Mission and the Church of Christ in Thailand in the post world war two period had together purchased a piece of 11-rai land situated between Silom Road and Surawong Road with several wooden buildings. After planning and remodeling of the existing buildings, the Bangkok Christian Hospital was officially inaugurated by the late Prime Minister on Saturday the 3rd December, 1949.

The hospital under the directorship of Dr. Marshall P. Welles (resides in Duarte, California, age 98 years), the first director, a Presbyterian missionary and surgeon, had been in progress with increasing numbers of patients, so a new 3-storey OPD building on the corner of Silom & Patpong Road was completed and opened on Monday 20th May, 1957 to serve as Out Patient Department, Dentistry, Laboratory, Pharmacy and Chapel. Few years later, with a grant donated by the late Khun Ying Medhadhibodi, an operation suite building was completed and opened by HRH Princess Mother on Friday the 27th January, 1961.

A plan to build a new Inpatient Building was initiated by the late and beloved Director Dr. Prasong Chairatana & Dr. Welles. A gala premiere of the film "Around the World in 80 Days" on Thursday the 13th February, 1958 at Krung Kasem Theatre was intended to raise fund for the new building. Their Majesties the King and Queen had presided over the most auspicious occasion and Their Majesties had given a Royal Grant for the new building. When finally completed, His Majesty the King inaugurated it on Wednesday the 10th November, 1965. This building was named in 1987 as PrasongChairatana Building in memory of the late beloved director.

In 1970, a staff dormitory had been built with a modern kitchen and cafeteria. A 15-storey office building named in honour of the 'Church of Christ in Thailand', was erected on Surawong Road with a 10-storey carpark. Finally in 1981, the 13-storey 'Moh Bradley Building' in honour of the prominent medical pioneer of this country was completed. The Bangkok Christian Hospital had received its great honour when HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn inaugurated the 'Moh Bradley Building' on Monday the 3rd of August, 1987.

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Alexandra Hospital-A high Legacy In Medical Treatment

History

1930's to 1971: British Military Hospital got established After World War II to 1971, British Military Hospital remained as one of the most modern hospitals in Singapore.The staff and medical facilities are matchless.In its heyday, British Military Hospital was an institution that adopted cutting-edge medical technology and was the first hospital in South East Asia to successfully perform limb re-attachment to a patient.

Alexandra Hospital was also renowned for some of the well-known medical expertise. These include:

Sir Roy Calne, an international renowned transplant surgeon

Major A.P.Dignan, a world famous transplant surgeon and Professor of Surgery in the University of Cambridge, Clinical School

Sir Weatherall, Regius Professor of medicine and Honorary Director of the Institute of Molecular Medicine at Oxford University


1971 to 1990's: Alexandra Hospital as a government body
In 1971, the British Military Hospital was handed over to the Government of Singapore with a token sum of $1. It was renamed Alexandra Hospital and was officially opened to the public in September the same year.Over time, patient volume took a dip as new and restructured hospitals began sprouting up.There was then a need for Alexandra Hospital to restructure itself for the new millenium.

2000: A New Beginning
Alexandra Hospital was restructured on 1st October 2000 and became a member of the National Healthcare Group.After a major restructuring in October 2000, its facilities and services have been upgraded to serve patients better. Patients are our priority and we have gone out of our way to improve our environment and to ensure quality and safer medical service. Best practices from other organizations are also adopted to deliver effective and efficient quality service.

2004: Towards A Hassle-Free And Patient Centred Hospital

Health Minister Khaw Boon Wan announced the building of a regional hospital in Yishun to better serve residents from the Northern region of Singapore. Spanning over 3.4 hectares, the 550-bed hospital will offer a comprehensive range of medical and healthcare services. this hospital will be run by the existing team running Alexandra Hospital and will continue to be led by Mr Liak Teng Lit, Chief Executive Officer."I challenged AH to build a hassle free and patient centred hospital"
- Health Minister Khaw Boon Wan

May 2007: New Hospital Gets A Name Health Minister announced the name for the new hospital in Yishun - Khoo Teck Puat Hospital(KTPH) - in acknowledgement of pledged donation from the estate of the late Tan Sri Khoo Teck Puat.

October 2007: Board of Directors For New Hospital
A Board of Directors, chaired by Ms Jennie Chua, has been appointed to guide the strategic direction of Khoo Teck Puat Hospital. The Board of Directors will ensure that the hospital will be managed well with strong corporate governance to achieve financial sustainability, service excellence, and an active programme of development and innovation so that it can deliver its mission to be a hassle-free and patient-centric hospital.MOH is pleased that Ms Mavis Khoo, representing the Khoo Teck Puat Foundation, has agreed to serve as a member of the Board.

April 2008: Alexandra Hospital became independent

Alexandra Hospital embarks on a new journey under a new entity known as Alexandra Health.
With the restructuring, Ministry of Health Holdings now has Alexandra Health, presently comprising Alexandra Hospital and Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (KTPH), under its purview. A Board of Directors comprising captains of industry from mainly non-healthcare sectors such as hospitality, technology and finance, assumes its responsibility for AH/KTPH.

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