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Dedicating the Knee Replacement Surgery<br />

Program to Her Royal Highness Princess<br />

Maha Chakri Sirindhorn on her 60th birthday<br />

T<br />

o honor Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn’s<br />

60th birthday, Bumrungrad’s Joint Replacement Center, in<br />

conjunction with the Bumrungrad Hospital Foundation, operates<br />

the Knee Replacement Surgery Program. Since July 1, 2015,<br />

this program has helped low-income patients with osteoarthritis<br />

who require knee replacement surgery. Using a computer-assisted<br />

robotic arm to perform surgery, the program’s target is to treat<br />

sixty patients. Fifty patients have already met the initial criteria,<br />

and seventeen have already had successful surgeries.<br />

Celebrating Bumrungrad International’s<br />

35th Anniversary<br />

R<br />

ecently, Bumrungrad International, led by Dr. Num Tanthuwanit,<br />

Chief Executive Officer of Bumrungrad Hospital, organized a<br />

special event to celebrate the hospital’s 35th Anniversary. The event,<br />

titled “Check-in Bumrungrad’s 35th Anniversary”, invited visitors<br />

to take their photo with the “heart sculpture” located at the<br />

hospital and “check-in” via Facebook to receive a free photo<br />

magnet. The event also welcomed a number of honored guests,<br />

including celebrity singers, actors, and members of the press.<br />

“Check-in Bumrungrad’s 35th Anniversary” aimed to strengthen<br />

patients’ confidence in the hospital’s service and safety standards,<br />

and its commitment to improving the quality of service.<br />

The New Life Healthy Aging Clinic<br />

official opening<br />

D<br />

r. Num Tanthuwanit, Chief Executive Officer of<br />

Bumrungrad Hospital (center), Dr. Lily Chaisompong,<br />

Geriatric Medicine Specialist (2nd from left), along with<br />

Bumrungrad physicians and executives, participated in<br />

the official opening ceremony of the New Life Healthy<br />

Aging Clinic at Bumrungrad International Hospital. In<br />

offering holistic care to aging patients, a team of physicians<br />

and medical technicians, who are experts in geriatric<br />

care, work together to meet the standards of excellence<br />

in healthcare service, which Bumrungrad International<br />

has adhered to for more than 35 years.<br />

“Rak Jai Thai”, saving the lives of children<br />

with congenital heart defects<br />

S<br />

ince 2003, Rak Jai Thai has provided heart surgeries and<br />

given new lives to 718 children with congenital heart<br />

disease.<br />

Rak Jai Thai, established by Bumrungrad International and<br />

The Bumrungrad Hospital Foundation, in conjunction with<br />

the Cardiac Children Foundation of Thailand under the Royal<br />

Patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Galyanivadhana<br />

Krom Luang Naradhiwas Rajanagarindra, is a charity program<br />

providing no-cost heart surgeries for Thai children who lack<br />

financial resources or access to critical cardiac surgeries. The<br />

average cost of surgery per case, being about 550,000 baht.<br />

To help support the program, please make donations by<br />

26<br />

check or by bank transfer to the<br />

Bumrungrad Hospital Foundation<br />

(Bangkok Bank savings account # 197-0-111157, North<br />

Nana branch). Please fax a copy of your bank transfer<br />

confirmation receipt to Bumrungrad’s accounting<br />

department at 0 2667 2031. For more information, please<br />

contact 0 2667 1398.<br />

Additionally, you can help the children by purchasing<br />

products at the "Lahn Nam Jai" shop, operated by the<br />

Bumrungrad Hospital Foundation. "Lahn Nam Jai" shops<br />

are located on the hospital’s M floor and the BI Clinic’s<br />

G floor, open daily from 9.00 to 17.00.

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