Reporting from Bangkok, the host of *Retired Working for You* continues his popular series on moving to Thailand, this time diving into health and dental care. In the latest episode, he shines a light on what newcomers can expect when it comes to hospitals, insurance, and everyday healthcare costs.
He walks viewers through Thailand’s public and private hospital systems, sharing first-hand visits to places like Bangkok Christian Hospital and Bangkok Hospital. The video outlines real-world procedure costs, introduces trusted dental options, and even breaks down how to budget for medical expenses as an expat.
For those looking to dig deeper, he points to a few key resources: a health insurance pricing calculator from SafetyWing, a free relocation checklist, a recommended Thai language course, and guidance for anyone trying to find a visa agent, rental, or real estate lead.
My Take…
Another great video as part of RW4U series on Thailand.
Alongside the video, he’s got checklists, insurance calculators, Thai lessons, the works. Part four in a fifteen-part “how not to freak out moving abroad” saga. Think Lonely Planet meets WebMD, minus the fear-mongering.
He tours both public and private hospitals, —Bangkok Christian, Bangkok Hospital, the whole lineup. We’re talking real prices, dentist tips, budgeting hacks. Basically, how not to blow your retiree nest egg on a root canal.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_La9PzMfupM
