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He is a lovely doctor and treats me very well. I go there every time I am sick and I get better every time. I don't have to go back again. He doesn't prolong my illness.

— สุชาวดี สุนทริภาส(translated from th)

The doctor is skilled and kind. He has been open for a long time.

— Super VVIP(translated from th)

At first, when I saw your comment, Jindarat, I hesitated. I thought that after seven months, they would improve and make improvements. But no, my first visit was completely unsatisfactory. According to the rules, they ask about chronic illnesses, drug allergies, weight, height, blood pressure, and last menstrual period. They didn't ask anything. They said we had to tell them ourselves and that we had to tell them wherever we went. No, this is the first place where the medical history isn't as complete as it should be for a graduate, claiming that asking everyone wouldn't be enough. I'm sorry, but a hospital with thousands of people still asks every question. There were less than 10 people. What if a patient doesn't know they have to disclose their allergies? What if I'm elderly? Even I had my medication changed at the counter because I realized they hadn't asked me what I was allergic to. If I'd forgotten, I would have ended up in the hospital with a much higher bill. This is the only time this clinic has been in operation. P.S. I'm commenting because I want to see improvements. Some patients truly don't know. Even with a sign posted, they don't see it. We should ask again to reassure them and show that we care. Working in this field is tiring, but omitting anything shows professionalism. Another thing is about the medication bill. They should provide it to patients, but I forgot to ask for it and didn't notice it before I left.

— Pimwipa Liamkaew(translated from th)

I honestly don't want to give it a 5 star rating. The doctor's visit took less than a minute. Neither the screening nor the doctor asked if the patient had any drug allergies or any underlying conditions. The doctor only asked what the problem was and then prescribed medication. I understand that it's crowded, but this is too much... I came to the clinic because I wanted to reduce waiting time and to get a better quality examination... The medicine I received didn't even have the name of the medicine. Is this okay? They told me the name before giving the medicine... So what? Is it not necessary to write the name of the medicine at all? And the reason given was that there were a lot of patients? I was extremely disappointed. This will be my first and last visit. P.S. I don't think the price is reasonable, but I understand that this is Bangkok.

— จินดารัตน์ คุ้มทรัพย์(translated from th)