hospital profile · sources checked through 2026-08-04
Pattaya City Hospital
Check current registration, address, contact and published emergency-access evidence. Bed count and ownership type are logistics, not a clinical-quality verdict.
Visit information at a glance
Known details and visible gaps.
Registry facts verified. Government or accreditor evidence supports the named registry facts only—not care quality or every facility detail. Source checks: 2026-08-04.
- Published location
- 261/40 Moo 10, Nong Prue, Soi Buakhao
- Published contact
- +66 38 103 900
- Published emergency access
- The hospital publishes 24-hour critical/emergency and accident access; transfer contact +66 38 103 999 ext. 3
- Registry context
- Active Ministry of Interior government hospital; opened 28 May 2013
Current practical record
What the reviewed sources support
- Registered status
- Active Ministry of Interior government hospital; opened 28 May 2013 Sources: Ministry of Public Health HCODE
- Registered beds
- 110 beds Sources: Ministry of Public Health HCODE
- Address
- 261/40 Moo 10, Nong Prue, Soi Buakhao Sources: Ministry of Public Health HCODE · Pattaya City Hospital
- Main contact
- +66 38 103 900 Sources: Pattaya City Hospital
- Emergency department
- The hospital publishes 24-hour critical/emergency and accident access; transfer contact +66 38 103 999 ext. 3 Sources: Pattaya City Hospital
Plan your visit
Before a hospital visit.
Open the current location search, call the published contact and check the practical questions that can prevent branch, timing and price surprises.
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Three things worth asking
- Which entrance, building or department should I use for this visit?
- Can the hospital confirm language support and whether this is the right contact line?
- What identification, insurance paperwork, deposit or itemized estimate should I bring or expect?
Evidence limits
What the current evidence does not settle
- Official sources conflict on the postcode, so it is omitted.
- A separate urgent-illness notice has limited hours; do not treat that service as the 24-hour emergency department.
- Critical cases should use 1669; the transfer number is not a public ambulance promise.
Primary-source trail
Sources and check dates
Source checks span 2026-08-04. Each source carries its own date; no in-person visit is claimed.
- Ministry of Public Health HCODE Source type: government registry · checked 2026-08-04
- Pattaya City Hospital Source type: facility government · checked 2026-08-04
- Pattaya City Hospital Source type: facility government · checked 2026-08-04