Direct answer: PMC provides outpatient care across 17 service areas: minor procedures, general and chronic disease care, blood tests, IV therapy, X-ray and ultrasound, gender-affirming hormone care, vaccination, travel support, sexual health, weight-management consultation, travel medicine, hotel or home visits, work-permit medical certificates, sleep and anxiety consultation, and wound care. Availability, clinical suitability and preparation can vary by branch.
A. Care for a problem that needs attention today
- Minor surgery and procedures. Clinical assessment for suitable outpatient procedures such as abscess drainage, skin-tag removal, wound suturing and partial or complete nail removal. The clinician first checks whether the procedure can be performed safely in a clinic or requires hospital care.
- General medical care. Assessment and treatment of common illnesses for Thai residents, expatriates and visitors, with referral when symptoms need specialist or hospital evaluation.
- Wound cleaning and dressing. Wound assessment, cleaning, dressing changes, stitch review and aftercare instructions. Deep wounds, uncontrolled bleeding, suspected fractures or severe infection need urgent escalation.
- Traveller's diarrhoea care. Assessment of dehydration and warning signs, with an individual treatment plan. Bloody diarrhoea, high fever, repeated vomiting or reduced urination require prompt medical attention.
B. Ongoing care and quality-of-life support
- Chronic disease follow-up. Monitoring and continuity of care for conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes and high cholesterol. Bring your current medicine list and recent results if available.
- Gender-affirming hormone care. Respectful consultation and monitoring for transgender women and transgender men. Treatment decisions, laboratory monitoring and risk review are individual and should not be based on another person's regimen.
- Sleep and anxiety consultation. A confidential assessment of insomnia, stress and anxiety symptoms, including possible medical causes, self-care and referral options. This service is not a substitute for emergency mental-health care.
- Hotel and home medical service. Mobile assessment for selected non-emergency problems when travel to the clinic is difficult. Location, clinician availability, travel fee and the suitability of a home visit must be confirmed before dispatch.
C. Tests, imaging and preventive care
- Blood tests and health checks. Clinician-selected tests may include general health screening and hormone levels. The right panel depends on symptoms, age, history and goals; fasting is required only for specific tests.
- X-ray and ultrasound. Diagnostic imaging when clinically appropriate. Equipment and reporting arrangements vary by branch, so confirm the location and whether a doctor's order is needed.
- Adult and child vaccination. Review of age, health status, previous doses and travel plans before vaccination. Vaccine stock and schedules should be confirmed when booking.
- IV fluids and vitamin drips. Medical assessment before IV treatment to check the purpose, hydration status and potential risks. IV therapy is not automatically appropriate for fatigue or wellness goals.
- Weight-management and InBody consultation. Body-composition measurement plus discussion of nutrition, activity, health risks and prescription options when appropriate. A consultation does not guarantee a weight-loss pen prescription.
D. Sexual health, travel and documents
- STI prevention, testing and treatment. Confidential risk assessment, appropriate tests, vaccination or prevention options, treatment and follow-up. Because many sexually transmitted infections have no symptoms, the testing plan should match the person's exposure and sexual practices.
- Travel medicine. Pre-travel health review, vaccine planning and advice based on destination, trip style, duration, medical history and departure date.
- Travel-insurance medical support. Clinical documentation and coordination for eligible cases. PMC does not sell insurance and cannot guarantee that an insurer will approve a claim.
- Medical certificates, including work-permit examinations. Examination and documentation according to the requested purpose. Bring your passport or identification and confirm the exact form or employer requirements in advance.
How to choose the right appointment
- New or worsening symptom: choose a general medical consultation first.
- Specific test or imaging: tell the booking team what was requested and by whom.
- Procedure, vaccine or IV service: confirm preparation, stock and clinician availability.
- Travel or document deadline: include the destination, departure date or submission deadline.
- Home or hotel visit: provide the location and a brief symptom summary so the team can assess suitability.
Book the right PMC service
Explore PMC services, contact the clinic if you are unsure which branch has the required equipment, or use the central booking system to select a location and service.
Service availability is subject to clinical assessment, branch capability, clinician schedules and stock.
Frequently asked questions
Can PMC care for both Thai residents and international visitors?
Yes. PMC provides primary and outpatient care for Thai and international patients. Language support, the appropriate branch and any referral plan depend on the patient's needs.
Does every branch provide all 17 services?
Not necessarily. Equipment, clinician schedules and service availability vary. Confirm the branch, date and preparation instructions when booking.
Can I book an X-ray, ultrasound or blood test directly?
Some tests may be booked directly, while others require clinical assessment or a doctor's order. The clinic can confirm what is appropriate and whether preparation is needed.
When should I go directly to a hospital?
Seek emergency services or a hospital immediately for severe chest pain, breathing difficulty, stroke signs, major trauma, uncontrolled bleeding, loss of consciousness or other life-threatening symptoms.
Health information references
- World Health Organization — Primary health care
- World Health Organization — Immunization coverage
- CDC Yellow Book — Traveller's diarrhoea
- CDC — STI prevention
This article provides general information about clinic services. It is not a diagnosis, personal treatment plan or guarantee that a service is suitable or available.