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Bumrungrad International " A World of Care " |
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Milestones
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- Opened 200-bed facility: September 17, 1980
- Listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand: 1989
- Expanded facility commissioned: January 1, 1997
- Joint Commission International Accreditation: since February 2002
- Opened outpatient clinic building: May 2008
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Mission
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We provide world class healthcare with care and compassion. |
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Ownership
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Bumrungrad Hospital (BH) is a public company traded on the Stock Exchange of Thailand.
The majority shareholders are Bangkok Insurance Public Company Limited and the Sophonpanich
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Main Facility (opened 1997)
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- Largest private hospital in Southeast Asia
- 12 stories plus basement parking
- US Hospital (NFPA) building/fire standards
- One million square feet
- Fully licensed medical heliport
- Microsoft Amalga hospital information system
- Hospital-wide wi-fi network coverage
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Outpatient Clinic Facility (opened 2008) |
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- Largest private sector outpatient clinic
- 22-storey building plus 700 parking spaces
- 570,000 square feet of floor space
- One-stop convenience, with cashier and pharmacy stations on each clinic floor
- Technology features such as wi-fi; LCD directories and TV; an automated lab to provide
faster, more re-liable results; and online registration, medical records, and diagnostic
images, allowing doctors immediate access to patient information from their exam
room computers
- A spacious 10th floor Sky Lobby featuring six international restaurants, a premium member lounge, and international medical coordination services.
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Patient Volumes & Revenues
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- Over 1.2 million patients treated per year (outpatient and inpatient)
- Over 430,000 are international patients from over 190 different countries
- US$ 280 million turnover in 2007
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Human Resources
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- American-led international management team
- Over 3,000 employees
- Over 1,000 physicians and dentists, most with international training/certification
- Over 800 nurses
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Inpatient Capacities
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- 554 Inpatient Beds
- 500 Medical/surgical/OB/Pediatrics beds
- 26 Adult Intensive Care beds
- 14 Cardiac Care (CCU) beds
- 9 Pediatric Intensive Care beds
- 5 Level III Neonatal Intensive Care beds
- Deluxe rooms, VIP Suites and Royal suites
- Bed-side laptop rental with wi-fi; interactive TV, offering on-demand movies, a selection of free televi-sion channels, internet, as well as the hospital’s information and services
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Outpatient Facilities
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- 250 examination suites
- Ambulance & mobile critical care fleet
- 24-hour emergency care including emergency cardiac catheterization
- Capacity : 6,000 OPD patients per day
- Outpatient Surgery Center
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Outpatient Centers
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- Allergy Center
- Behavioral Health Center
- Children’s Center
- Diabetes Center
- Digestive Disease Center
- Emergency Center
- Eye and ENT Center
- Fertility Center
- Heart Center
- Men Center
- Orthopaedic Center
- Physiotherapy Center
- Pulmonary Physiology Center
- Rehabilitation Center
- Skin Laser Center
- Stroke Center
- Spine Specialists Center
- Women's Center
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- Aviation Medicine Center
- Breast Screening Clinic
- Dental Center
- Dialysis Center
- Early Intervention Center
- Endoscopic Center
- Eye Laser Refraction Center
- Health Screening Center
- Horizon Regional Cancer Center
- Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Center
- Neurology Center
- Pathology Center
- Plastic Surgery Center
- Radiology Center
- Skin Center
- Sleep Disorders Center
- Urology Center
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Special Facilities
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- 2 Cardiac Catheterization Laboratories
- 19 Operating Theaters
- MRI, CT and Lithotripsy
- Nuclear Medicine
- PACS Radiology
- 64-slice CT Scanner
- PET/CT Scanner
- Pharmacy Robot
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- 2 Cardiac Operating Theaters
- Interventional Radiology
- Neonatal Critical Care Transport
- Radiation Therapy (Linear Accelerator)
- Vitallife Wellness Center
- Surgical Navigation System
- Lab Automation
- Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy unit
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- Australia
- Cambodia
- Ethiopia
- Kuwait
- Myanmar
- Nigeria
- Portugal
- Sri Lanka
- Uganda
- Vietnam (2)
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- Bangladesh
- China (2: Macao, Hongkong)
- Germany
- Mongolia
- Nepal
- Oman
- Seychelles
- Taiwan
- Ukraine
- Yemen
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Special International Services
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- International Patient Center:
- Over 100 interpreters
- International/airport concierge service
- Embassy assistance
- VIP airport transfers
- E-mail contact center
- International insurance coordination and international medical coordinators
- Visa extension counter
- Onsite travel agency
- Muslim prayer room
- Bumrungrad Hospitality Residence: 74 Fully serviced apartments connected to the
hospital.
- Bumrungrad Hospitality Suites: 51 fully serviced apartments with pool and fitness
facilities.
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Quality & Certification
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- The FIRST hospital awarded Thailand Hospital
Accreditation (1999)
- Asia's FIRST hospital accredited by the US-based
Joint Commission International (JCI), in 2002.
Re-accredited by the JCI in 2005 and 2008.; FIRST
hospital outside the US to receive two JCI Disease or Condition-Specific Care Certifications
(Primary Stroke Program and Heart Attack Program).
- FIRST hospital to win Award of Excellence, healthcare tourism category, 2008 Thailand Tourism Awards
- The 4th most admired Thai company overall in the Asia Wall Street Journal’s 2008 Reader Survey;
#1 most admired in the “quality” category.
- First hospital to win “Thailand’s Most Innovative Company” award in services business organized by Chulalongkorn University’s School of Business.
- 1st Place “Best Website for International Medical Travel” award at 2008 Consumer Health World Awards, USA
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Internationally Certified Laboratory (ISO 15189)
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Social Responsibility
  
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- Bumrungrad Hospital Foundation established in 1990, dedicated to providing healthcare
to underprivi-leged Thais. The Foundation has provided over 100,000 Thais with free
services ranging from check-up programs to life-saving surgery for children with defective hearts.
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