Question 1

How much does a health check-up cost in Bangkok?

Accepted Answer

Health check-up prices in Bangkok range from ฿2,000 for a basic blood panel to ฿80,000+ for a full executive package with MRI at a JCI hospital. A mid-range comprehensive package covering blood tests, ultrasound, chest X-ray and ECG typically costs ฿6,000–฿20,000. Prices at Bumrungrad and Samitivej are 20–40% higher than smaller private hospitals.

Question 2

Which Bangkok hospitals are JCI accredited?

Accepted Answer

JCI-accredited hospitals in Bangkok include Bumrungrad International Hospital, Bangkok Hospital (BDMS), Samitivej Hospital, BNH Hospital, Vejthani Hospital, Saint Louis Hospital, and Phyathai 2 Hospital. JCI accreditation is the international gold standard for hospital quality, awarded by the Joint Commission International (USA).

Question 3

What is included in a Thai health check-up?

Accepted Answer

A standard Thai health check-up typically includes complete blood count (CBC), fasting blood glucose, lipid panel (cholesterol), liver function tests, kidney function tests, thyroid function (TSH), Hepatitis B, chest X-ray, abdominal ultrasound, ECG (electrocardiogram), urinalysis, blood pressure, BMI measurement, and a physician consultation.

Question 4

How long does a health check-up take in Thailand?

Accepted Answer

Most comprehensive health check-up packages at Thai private hospitals take 3–5 hours to complete. Basic packages (blood tests + X-ray only) can complete in 1–2 hours. Same-day results are available for most blood tests. Imaging reports (MRI, CT scan) may take an additional 1–2 hours for the radiologist's report.

Question 5

Is a health check-up in Thailand cheaper than in my home country?

Accepted Answer

Yes, significantly. An executive health check-up at a JCI hospital in Bangkok costs ฿15,000–฿40,000 (USD 415–1,100). An equivalent package in the USA costs USD 2,000–5,000, in the UK £500–2,000, in Australia AUD 800–3,000, and in the UAE AED 3,000–10,000. The savings are 50–80% even when including flights and accommodation.

Question 6

Do I need to fast before a health check-up in Thailand?

Accepted Answer

Yes — you should fast for 8–12 hours before your health check-up to ensure accurate blood glucose, cholesterol, and liver enzyme readings. Drink water freely during the fasting period. Schedule your appointment for the morning and skip breakfast the night before. Coffee, juice, and other beverages (except plain water) should also be avoided.

Hospital	Package	Price (THB)	MRI	Cancer	Interpreter
AQUA BKK Aesthetic & Wellness Clinic	โปรแกรมโบท็อกซ์ จำนวนยูนิตขึ้นอยู่กับแพทย์ประเมิน เพื่อลดเหงื่อบริเวณรักแร้และลดกลิ่นตัว 1 ครั้ง	฿2,890	✗	✗	—
Matrix Clinic	โปรแกรมโบท็อกซ์ จำนวนยูนิตขึ้นอยู่กับแพทย์ประเมิน เพื่อลดเหงื่อบริเวณรักแร้และลดกลิ่นตัว 1 ครั้ง	฿2,890	✗	✗	—
Sriphat Medical Center Chiang Mai★5.0	Health Check Premium (CMU)	฿4,500	—	—	—
Rajavej Chiang Mai Hospital★4.0	Comprehensive Package	฿5,500	✗	✗	✗
Ayutthaya Hospital★4.7	Comprehensive Check	฿6,000	—	—	—
Chon Buri Hospital★3.9	Comprehensive Annual Check	฿6,000	—	—	—

Compare Bangkok
Health Check-Up Prices

Browse by check-up type

Browse health check-ups by city

How BangkokCheckup works

Browse real prices

Compare what's included

Book direct or get advice

Executive packages — top picks

Health check-up guides

What's Included in Each Package?

What to Expect on Check-Up Day

Understanding Your Results

Bumrungrad vs Samitivej

JCI-Accredited Hospitals

How to Prepare

Country comparisons — how much you save

Specialist tests & procedure costs

Find the right package for you

Why use BangkokCheckup?

Real prices only

No paid rankings

Multiple languages

Not sure which package is right for you?

Compare Bangkok Health Check-Up Prices