Sikarin Hospital - แขวง บางนาใต้ Bang Na

They provide translator (English and 中文) for international visitors. The hospital is quite flexible to suit your needs. Facility is clean and new. Very comfy.

We got here at 7:30pm and this is how it looked like today 17 June 2020. Staff were friendly and doctor explained well.

Here is a comprehensive review of a case of double inguinal hernia surgery performed at Sikarin hospital, in september 2021, by doctor Montian. I am 63-year old, native from France. At time of surgery I was pretty much underweight, 50 kg for 1.80m tall. It so happened that during surgery, doctor Montian decided to add a second mesh on my right side groin. So I woke up with one mesh on left side and two meshes on right side. Doctor Montian explained that he found my abdominal wall very thin, especially on the right side, and decided to add a second mesh so that a larger surface on my abdominal wall could be re-inforced. Of course this was done without me being able to say yes or no since I was already under anesthesia. I was worried of course about how my body would behave while recovering, but the doctor found the words to keep me reassured. Back home a very difficult recovery time awaited for me! From post-operation-second week to the fifth week, I had to endure frequent twinges sensations on the right side of my abdomen. I was walking a lot on the beach, doing meditation and eating very healthy fresh food (0% processed food!). But it was a real headache to find the right balance between resting and doing enough exercise to recover, just because of these symptoms. On the sixth week I started to have nausea after eating my meal. I had the feeling that because of the meshes located in the lower abdomen, there was an unusual pressure in the upper abdomen, very uncomfortable. Symptoms were worsening instead of becoming less, and I felt very depressed about all this. The left side of the abdomen had no problem at all, but on the right side I was feeling that it would never heal. I had read so many scaring reports about chronic pain on internet, and here I was with two meshes on the right side, instead of only one. Psychological suffering added on top of physical pain: “why did the doctor put two meshes instead, what a risk!”, “why did they operate at night instead of daytime, what a risk!” I live 300km away from Bangkok and I did not want to go back to the city for checking. I e-mailed to Ernie and Randee, the two Filipino public relation officers at Sikarin Hospital, and as usual, they proved to be very helpful and efficient. They quickly arranged a conversation by phone with doctor Montian. With his ultra soft tone voice and carefully chosen words, doctor Montian once more succeeded in reassuring me. He told me to be patient, and that although the healing process was difficult because of these additional mesh, it would finally improve. And it did! At that time, I started to go to the swimming pool daily. Floating on my back, I would gently kick the water with my feet for two or three minutes. After a few days I noticed the symptoms were lessening. Slowly increasing little by little the swimming exercises, from the seventh week on, symptoms cleared up more and more, and after eight weeks, I had become totally symptom free! Almost three months now after surgery, I hardly remember that I underwent any operation at all! All credit goes to Sikarin hospital amazing people, firstly of course to doctor Montian, who proved to be both an outstanding surgeon and a very kind and caring person. And secondly to Ernie and Randee who were so helpful at all time, before during and after surgery time. Not to mention the unmatched Thai hospitality displayed so naturally by nurses and staff from all departments. For an always better service I wish to give the following advice. We, foreigners are people who can get depressed much quicker and more deeply that our Thai fellow-people. To avoid, or at least lessen, some of the psychological suffering I endured after surgery, in a similar case of an underweight patient to undergo hernia surgery, I would suggest that a ct scan or ultrasound be performed on arrival, to find out before anesthesia, if an additional mesh may be needed. Thank you again to you all who work so diligently at Sikarin Hospital.

unprofessional outpatient finance department very unhelpful. In addition i called to call center to ask for information but they don’t know their products knowledge, keep transferring a call and let me wait for more than 30 mins for nothing!!!!

Good services, speaking English doctors will make u feel like u r at home.. if you are looking a hospitals will take care of u. This is hospital you should come. Price is affordable, they are using new technology material.

My wife did examens in this hospital and they didn't give the results in English. She calling and coming 3 times for ask the letter in English but they always have an excuse or forget.. That's not a normal because we already pay for that and we waiting for this document.

Nice hospital with modern facilities & friendly services. Prices are medium-high but acceptable. Its canteen Sikarn serves good food at ok prices. Starbuck, S&P and Top Supermarket sit conveniently nearby.

This hospital is surprisingly the best so far during my years in Thailand. I can easily use the SSF and still got a very nice services. Since the moment I arrived and directed to International Service and they speak very fluent English, super prompt and helpful to get me to the right procedures and steps that needed. Very neat system, no time wasted, quick, affordable and good treatments. Surely recommend this hospital, esp if you're farang. They got it right! ??