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Samitivej Expands Asia-Pacific’s Premier Pediatric Referral Center

by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor

Samitivej Hospital Doubles Down on International‌ Expansion ‌too Become asia-Pacific’s Leading Pediatric referral ‌Centre

BANGKOK – Samitivej International ⁣Children’s Hospital is aggressively expanding⁢ its reach as a regional referral ​center for pediatric care, aiming to attract patients from over 100 countries and solidify its position as a leader in specialized treatments like oncology, haematology, and critical care. the move comes as Thailand‘s birth rate declines, prompting⁤ the hospital ⁢to focus on international patients to sustain growth and support the nation’s ambition‌ to become a regional medical hub.

This strategic shift is vital for Samitivej’s⁣ continued success and regional influence.The​ hospital is currently serving approximately 35% international patients and is on track to surpass its five-year goal of 40%-set to be achieved‌ starting in 2024-ahead of schedule. Samitivej’s vision extends beyond treating illness, focusing on nurturing healthier⁣ generations through holistic care and innovative medical advancements.

“Our goal is clear,” stated Dr.Surangkana, “We want to be the referral center from other countries as well to‍ treat children both ⁢like local Thai children and for other countries that refer to our ⁢hospital.”

The hospital is proactively adapting to key trends in pediatric care, including decreasing birth rates, the increasing prevalence of mental ‌health ​needs, the rise‌ of​ chronic ⁢diseases like obesity, and the growing importance of genome-based personalized medicine and digital healthcare. Samitivej is responding by prioritizing holistic care encompassing mental development, early detection, and personalized treatment plans, bolstered by advanced telehealth services ​and genomic testing.

“Samitivej International Children’s ⁣Hospital is​ not merely treating ⁤illnesses; it​ is nurturing healthier generations and building a brighter tomorrow,” Dr. Surangkana concluded.

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