Check-up Center

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Operating Hours

Monday - Friday : 7.00 - 18.00 Saturday - Sunday : 7.00 - 16.00

Praram 9 Hospital’s Check Up Center is one of the best in the country, and provides comprehensive health check-up services to patients of all ages, combining world-class diagnostic and screening services to provide patients streamlined and seamless care and a blueprint to their subsequent healthcare needs.


Preparation before your visit


  • Have adequate rest before your visit
  • Do not eat or drink anything at least 8 hours before your visit
  • If you are pregnant, please inform the staff before your examination
  • It is strongly advised to collect your urine sample 7-10 days after the menstrual cycle
  • Refrain from eating blood components such as pig blood, duck blood or chicken blood, as well as certain medications such as aspirin and vitamin C at least three days prior to check up
  • Please bring along any previous medical record and imaging results with you

Location

Check-up Center 12th Floor, Building B, Praram 9 Hospital


Operating Hours

Monday - Friday : 7.00 - 18.00

Saturday - Sunday : 7.00 - 16.00

Center Physicians

All Doctors in the Center

CHONRAT SATIAN,M.D.

CHONRAT SATIAN,M.D.

Check-up Center

DUCHANEE  LAOPRAYOONSIRI,M.D.

DUCHANEE LAOPRAYOONSIRI,M.D.

Check-up Center

JIRAYU CHIMVILAISUP,M.D.

JIRAYU CHIMVILAISUP,M.D.

Check-up Center

JITFA LOORUNGROJ,M.D.

JITFA LOORUNGROJ,M.D.

Check-up Center

JULSOM  INTRALAWAN,M.D.

JULSOM INTRALAWAN,M.D.

Check-up Center

KACHAMARD  PADUNGPATTANODO,M.D.

KACHAMARD PADUNGPATTANODO,M.D.

Check-up Center

NATTANIT  LIMPAOWART,M.D.

NATTANIT LIMPAOWART,M.D.

Check-up Center

PIMTHIDA LERTKAJORNSIN,M.D.

PIMTHIDA LERTKAJORNSIN,M.D.

Check-up Center

PIYAPONG LERTARIYAWONG,M.D.

PIYAPONG LERTARIYAWONG,M.D.

Check-up Center

PONGPAN THANAK,M.D.

PONGPAN THANAK,M.D.

Check-up Center

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