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Convenience and Ease in 8 Receiving Your Vaccination

October 31, 2024 vaccine

Vaccination Center Workflow

Choose your vaccination package online or at the hospital.
Obtain a queue ticket to start the process.
Register at the Vaccination Center or present your voucher.
Pay or present your voucher at the service.
Get your vital signs, weight and height checked.
Discuss potential health risks with a doctor.
A specialized nurse will administer your vaccine.
Stay in the observation area for 15 minutes.

For more information please contact:

Vaccination Center
07.00-16.00 (BKK Time)
Tel: 02 011 3193
Contact center 02 066 8888 or 1378

Last modify: November 30, 2024

Bumrungrad Hospital

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