Who asks Pim for this
Hospital days in Bangkok are long: registration, queues, tests on different floors, the pharmacy and the bill. It's harder alone, harder still in a second language, and very hard to manage from overseas when it's your parent going in. A companion stays with the patient the whole time.
What Pim needs from you
- Who is going, and roughly their age and mobility
- The hospital and appointment time, if booked
- What the visit is for, in your own words
- Whether they need pickup and drop-off
- Who should get updates: the patient, you, or both
What Pim does
- Books a companion who speaks English and Thai
- Arranges transport there and back if needed
- Keeps the family updated during the day if you ask
- Makes sure prescriptions and the next appointment are clear before leaving
Where
Pim gets this done in Bangkok, and gets things done in Pattaya, Chiang Mai, Phuket, Koh Samui and Hua Hin too. Tell Pim where it needs to happen. You can ask from anywhere in the world.
Good to know
Pim does not give medical advice. The companion helps with logistics and language so the patient and doctor can focus on care.