Manarom Hospital
| Location | Bangkok, Thailand |
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| Website | [Manarom Hospital Official website] |
Manarom Hospital is Thailand’s private hospital for mental and behavioral healthcare. It was founded in 2004 by the Psychiatric Associates Corporation or PAC (Siam) Co.Ltd with a total investment of three hundred million baht. The hospital provides comprehensive mental health services to patients of all ages, from children to adults to the elderly. The word "Manarom" means "Happy Mind" in Thai.
Location[edit | edit source]
Manarom Hospital is located on Sukhumvit soi 70/3, near Bangna-Trad intersection within the vicinity of Bangkok Metropolitan area.
Services[edit | edit source]
Manarom Hospital offers a range of services including outpatient clinic, inpatient care, rehabilitation services/day program, child and adolescent psychiatry and family treatment center, geriatric & neuropsychiatry services, chemical dependency treatment program, sleep disorder clinic, and mental health education and services.
The outpatient clinic provides evaluation and treatments for mental health problems, utilizing various treatment modalities such as counseling, psychopharmacotherapy, psychotherapy, group therapy, relaxation, and anger management training.
The hospital has 32 inpatient facilities in a secure environment, focusing on milieu therapy using a multidisciplinary team approach with psychiatrists.
The rehabilitation services/day program offers partial hospitalization for behavioral symptom management, medication monitoring, and rehabilitation programs.
The child and adolescent psychiatry and family treatment center address the mental health needs of children and their families.
The geriatric & neuropsychiatry services provide care evaluation and treatment plans for patients above the age of 55 who experience emotional problems, behavioral problems, or cognitive changes related to the aging process or other health-related issues.
The chemical dependency treatment program is structured for adolescents and adults in need of supervised detoxification or rehabilitation programs.
The sleep disorder clinic offers diagnosis and treatment for patients who have difficulties falling asleep or other medical problems that may occur or exacerbate during sleep.
Manarom Hospital also promotes mental health issues and provides mental health education and services.
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