Sriphat Medical Center

Key facts

Overview

Sriphat Medical Center was established in 1997 by approval of the Chiang Mai University Council as the private-hospital wing of CMU's Faculty of Medicine. Sitting in the Sriphat Building on the grounds of Maharaj Nakorn Chiang Mai Hospital (Suan Dok) — the region's main public teaching hospital — Sriphat gives patients access to the same university specialists and academic medicine in a private setting, typically priced below Chiang Mai's fully private international hospitals. Its own history page describes it as a 171-bed general hospital with dedicated GI, Stroke and Heart Centers. BAANLYY is not affiliated with Sriphat Medical Center and takes no paid placement in this guide; confirm all figures directly with the hospital before relying on them.

Specialties & departments

Sriphat's official history page names a GI Center, Stroke Center and Heart Center among its flagship departments, backed by a CCU/ICU built with a non-laminar-flow system and positive pressure control — features aimed at reducing infection risk for critical patients. Independent medical-tourism directories additionally describe roughly 69 ICU beds, 92 sub-ICU beds, 28 operating rooms and over 200 doctors and specialists, along with strength in complex orthopaedic cases including paediatric and oncological orthopaedics; BAANLYY has not independently confirmed these more granular figures on Sriphat's own published materials, so treat them as indicative rather than confirmed.

International patient services

Sriphat's official website lists a dedicated "Foreign Center" in its main navigation, distinct from its general Patient Services menu — evidence of a formal service line for international and foreign patients, though BAANLYY did not review that page's specific content in this research. As a university-hospital wing, Sriphat also draws on CMU's academic medical staff, many of whom publish and train internationally. Confirm current international-patient services, English-language support, packages and costs directly with the hospital before booking.

Location & transport

Sriphat sits on the Maharaj Nakorn Chiang Mai Hospital campus on Suthep Road (Suan Dok), immediately beside Maharaj Nakorn itself, per an independent GPS-mapped local directory. Sriphat's own official contact page separately lists a mailing address on Inthawarorot Road, Sriphum, in the old-city area — likely an administrative correspondence address rather than the clinical entrance — so confirm the exact building via the hospital's own contact page or map before visiting. Chiang Mai has no BTS/MRT-equivalent rail transit, so access is by car, taxi, songthaew or ride-hailing.

Nearby BAANLYY area guide: Nimman (Suthep district). See the full Maharaj Nakorn Chiang Mai Hospital profile for the adjoining public teaching hospital, and the Chiang Mai healthcare guide for how Sriphat compares with the city's other hospitals.

FAQ

Sources & References

• Ministry of Public Health, Thailand
• Sriphat Medical Center — official site

Core facts (founding year, bed count, named centres) are drawn from Sriphat Medical Center's own official history page; supplementary detail from independent medical-tourism directories is flagged as unconfirmed where used. BAANLYY is a data-and-tools platform, not a hospital, insurer or booking agent; never takes paid placement in this content, and does not guarantee prices, wait times or accreditation status — always confirm directly with the hospital before relying on any figure here.