The advertising article below is for the Samitevie International Hospital for Children in Thailand and does not represent the point of view of the Al -Jazeera Media Network Foundation.
Samitevie Hospital, a pioneer in the field of childcare, announced the opening of the new expansion of Samiti International Hospital for Children’s Children’s Hospital at Samitfe Serinakarin in Bangkok. With investments of 2 billion Thai Pat ($ 58.9 million), this expansion enhances the hospital’s commitment to becoming the first referral center for pediatrics in the Asia Pacific region, providing specialized care and innovative treatments, and integrated medical coordination.
The hospital said – in a press statement that arrived in the island – that the expansion comes at a time when Thailand strengthens its position as a global health care destination, as it attracts patients from all over Asia and the Middle East. According to Statista statistics, the medical tourism industry in Thailand was estimated at 29 billion Thai Pat in 2023 (about $ 820 million), with approximately 3.07 million world patients looking for specialized care. Families from the Gulf Cooperation Council countries – including the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, and the Sultanate of Oman and Qatar – continue to choose Thailand to conduct comprehensive medical examinations, treat heart and tumors, and care for newborns, thanks to its internationally approved hospitals, and its advanced medical expertise.
A revolution in caring for children with advanced treatment
Samiti International Children’s International Hospital aspires to establish new criteria for excellence in pediatrics, as it provides an advanced treatment for rare and rare cases, including:
- Open heart surgery to catheter with the lowest surgical intervention
- Full heart care from birth, ensuring advanced treatment and rapid recovery.
- The symmetrical bone marrow transplantation (BMT) to the treatment of genetically modified T cells.
- Advanced treatments for blood and cancer.
- Advanced surgeries for children and newborns.
- Treatment of medications to the cultivation of vague nerve stimulus (VNS).
- Solutions for drug -resistant epilepsy.
Continuing to excellence in pediatrics with advanced modern facilities
The new eight -storey hospital includes 111 beds, including 12 beds for children with serious diseases, and 8 concentrated care bedrooms for newborns. Smart Hospital techniques also merged to improve efficiency and ensure patient care. The main features include:
- Hybrid operations room: accurate surgeries for newborns and children using two -level imaging technology.
- Pediatric specialties at a global level: multidisciplinary natural differences deal with complex and rare conditions.
- Advanced concentrated care for newborns and children: care is specialized in cheerful weighing than 500 grams.
- Sophisticated Rehabilitation Center: Walking Training with Robots, Treatment of Hybrid Aid (HAL), and muscular neurological therapy systems with suspended ropes.
- Comprehensive services for patients globally: remote medical advice before arrival, air medical transport, multi -language care teams, follow -up dates, medical evacuation and return home.
International partnerships and medical experience
As part of its commitment to providing health care for children at a global level, Samiavier cooperates with Dornburbis Children’s Hospital (Oregon State University of Health and Science, the United States of America) to improve care for children with serious diseases, newborns, and shock patients. It also cooperates with the Tacatsuki General Hospital in Japan to provide specialized treatments for newborn and allergic patients, allowing access to the latest developments in pediatrics.
Hospital innovations pioneering for hospitals
Samitevie leads the digital health care field by integrating technology to enhance efficiency and improve patient care, and includes the most prominent innovations:
- Well Kidz application: runs medical records, dates, and distance consultations.
- Smart emergency services and smart aid: instant monitoring to ensure a rapid response to emergency situations.
- Smart outpatient clinics and smart domestic clinics: estimating the costs of artificial intelligence, tracking the waiting list, and smooth communication between the patient and the medical team.
- Exit transactions system: simplifying the patient’s exit from the hospital for greater comfort.
Exceptional results and achievements in pediatrics
- Treating more than 7,000 critical cases for children annually.
- More than 1,000 surgeries for newborns and children, including operations with the lowest surgical intervention.
- Survival rate of 92% for a year for bone marrow transplants, bypassing global standards.
- Treatment of more than 400 newbels with heart disease successfully through surgical correction.
- Providing specialized care for premature children, who weighs at a weight of 500 grams, with 98% confidence of families.
“We want to see a more healthy future for every child by integrating innovations, global experience, and medical care that takes into account the feelings and needs of patients. This facility enhances our role as a pioneering referral center for pediatrics, expanding access to specialized treatment, and ensuring Children everywhere get the best care from birth until adulthood. “
Samivie: It is a group of hospitals accredited by the Joint International Committee, which has been providing global levels since 1979. The group includes seven hospitals, and is considered a pioneer in health care in Thailand and Southeast Asia, and its services benefit from both the local and foreign population.
And Samitevie International Children’s Hospital is a pioneering hospital in pediatrics in Thailand. Samitevie is specialized in treating sophisticated and rare cases. The hospital won many prestigious awards, including the Best Bone Prize for Bone Services in Asia Pacific for the year 2024, the award for the best specialized hospital for the year 2022 from “Health Care Asia”, the Best Children’s Hospital Award from “Middle East Health” for driving in Dubai, and a prize for the Emergency Medicine Training Program for Children’s Emergency Medicine. These prizes reflect the strong hospital’s commitment to children’s care.
The above advertising article belongs to the Samitih International Hospital for Children in Thailand and does not represent the view of the Al -Jazeera Media Network Foundation.