Phra Nang Klao Hospital

5 UNN On The rock - a year ago

Phra Nang Klao Hospital (Thai: โรงพยาบาลพระนั่งเกล้า) is the main public hospital of Nonthaburi Province, Thailand and is classified under the Ministry of Public Health as a regional hospital. It is capable of initial tertiary-level care. Its closest rapid transit station is Phra Nang Klao Bridge MRT Station on the MRT Purple Line. It is the main teaching hospital of the School of Medicine, Siam University and an affiliated teaching hospital of the Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University.[1] ขอบคุณวิกิพีเดียครับ

5 doraepard - 3 years ago

The staff are hospitable and kind. The service is fast too. Although the building is kind of old already, but it is quite,and clean.

1 Atimon Rakyuth - 8 months ago

Compared to other smaller gouverment hospitals, this is the terrible one, worst services and management. The hospital doesn't power on air conditions. Most of staffs are very rudes, they are not willing to take care patients or even provide you information. The nurses are always angry with no reason. Doctor doesn't do homework before meeting patients, yet doctor doesn't suggest you about the treatment choices. Doctors-nurses were often arguing each other in front of patients and of cause you have to wait for them. You have to visit the hospital at 5am in order to get queue and meet doctor at 10am. This kind of hospital shouldn't exist nowadays, poor old patients who do not have other hospital to go with. I ended up changing hospital real quick.

1 nutchar kl - 2 weeks ago

I expected only emphatic doctors/staffs or at least try to be one.

1 alotsofpomme - a year ago

If you can't do a treatment, just referred me to the one that I'm doing great with. There isn't much people can spending time for a Que at 5am with the appointment paper. I wonder if I waiting at 5am what is a exactly the time I will see the doctor? Cool, right?

1 Hans - 2 years ago

Today visited this hospital. And what a disappointment. No parking to start with then after a 10 minute walking enter the building. Looks like I entered a war zone. No signs and no information desk. After some while walking around found the ward. An other wow from me. Packed with beds and everywere "things" parked. Standing besides the bed, and looking around, you see the reality of a government hospital.
Staff, 5 nurses, taking care of 60 patients who are mostly seniors who are in mobile. This is asking for problems !! An other thing is the enormous amount of dirt in the ward. Overfull dirt collectors surrounded with dirty bandages, injection needles and medicine packages. Walls, floors, elevators all dirty and stained with black rings of dried dirt.
So sad place........

1 SM OHN - a year ago

Need to wait one week to get a vaccine certificate.
on 16th August, i arrived as 2nd time, my vaccine certificate is still unavailable .