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Explore hospital locations across Thailand. Browse by state, region, or city to find individual hospitals and view available address, location, and contact information. We currently list 1,625 hospitals across 23 states/regions, led by National with 1,345. For medical emergencies, call 191.

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National1,345 hospitals
กรุงเทพมหานคร237 hospitals
Kamphaeng Phet15 hospitals
Songkhla5 hospitals
Uthai Thani2 hospitals
Trang2 hospitals
Buri Ram2 hospitals
Rayong2 hospitals
Chai Nat1 hospital
Roi Et1 hospital
Surat Thani1 hospital
Phatthalung1 hospital
Tak1 hospital
Pattani1 hospital
Phuket1 hospital
Phrae1 hospital
Samut Prakan1 hospital
Kalasin1 hospital
Chiang Mai1 hospital
Nan1 hospital
Ubon Ratchathani1 hospital
Chiang Rai1 hospital
Ranong1 hospital

Frequently Asked Questions

How many hospitals are in Thailand?
This directory lists 1,625 hospitals across 23 states/regions in Thailand, sourced from OpenStreetMap.
What is the ambulance/emergency number in Thailand?
For a medical emergency in Thailand, call 191 immediately rather than searching for a specific hospital.
How do I find the nearest hospital in Thailand?
Browse by state/region below, or use "Hospital Near Me" to find the closest hospital using your current location.
Which state or region in Thailand has the most hospitals?
National has the most hospitals listed for Thailand, with 1,345 listings. Browse the state/region list below to compare coverage across the country.
Is this list of hospitals in Thailand complete?
Not necessarily. This directory reflects what's mapped in OpenStreetMap for Thailand at the time of our last update. Coverage is generally strongest in larger cities and can be thinner in rural areas, so treat this as a helpful starting point rather than an exhaustive national registry.

About This Listing

This page shows the hospitals our directory currently has on file for Thailand. It comes from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL), a map that anyone can edit — not a hospital directory maintained by a government health authority. That means coverage varies by area, and a field being blank here doesn't mean the hospital doesn't have it; it means that detail hasn't been recorded in the map data yet.

We don't independently verify medical services, opening hours, or emergency-department status, and we never invent a phone number, address, or capability that isn't in the source data. Before visiting or relying on any listing here — especially for anything urgent — call ahead or check the hospital's own official source.

Spotted something wrong or missing? Let us know and we'll review it.

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