Our History

Founded on November 10, 1996, Somdet Phra Sangharaja Chao Krommaluang Vajirananasamvara, the former Supreme Patriarch of Thailand presided over the opening ceremony of Nakornthon Hospital. The hospital was founded by a group of individuals with a shared vision to establish a high-standard healthcare facility to serve the medical and public health needs of the southern part of Bangkok and its surrounding areas.

In their studies of the population expansion in the western part of Bangkok (the Thonburi side), it became evident that significant growth was occurring and would continue in the area. As a result, they decided to construct Nakornthon Hospital to meet the healthcare needs of the growing population.

Today, Nakornthon Hospital stands strong in serving the public, which remains a point of pride for its founders, shareholders, doctors, nurses, and staff across all departments. The hospital is a facility of high standards, continuously developing both in terms of quality and capacity, successfully meeting the needs of the population while aligning with government policies.

A key aspect of the hospital's success is its unwavering commitment to its original mission, providing satisfaction to patients and earning the trust of both the public and relevant organizations, including the government. This is in line with the hospital's vision: to strive for expertise in specialized fields according to international standards, while offering care with a human touch.

Currently, the hospital building has 12 floors with 150 beds. Its design prioritizes patient care, with special units such as operating rooms, delivery rooms, ICUs, and dialysis rooms all located on the same floor to facilitate rapid response in emergencies. The building’s ventilation system and fire escape routes meet established standards, and the hospital is connected to a parking building for convenience.