Direct answer: PMC provides general medical care, minor procedures, wound and chronic-disease follow-up, blood tests, diagnostic imaging, vaccination, sexual health, travel medicine and selected hotel or home visits. The simplest way to choose is to decide whether you need same-day assessment, planned ongoing care or travel-related support.
Pathway 1: symptoms, wounds and problems needing prompt assessment
General medical care includes assessment of fever, respiratory symptoms, abdominal problems, rashes, allergies and other common conditions for Thai and international patients. Minor surgery may include abscess drainage, skin-tag removal, wound suturing and toenail procedures after a doctor confirms that clinic-based treatment is appropriate.
Wound care covers cleaning, dressing changes, healing review and infection checks. PMC also assesses traveller's diarrhoea, including dehydration, fever, blood in the stool and factors that may require testing or hospital care.
Pathway 2: planned care and monitoring
- Chronic disease: blood pressure, diabetes and cholesterol reviews with medication and test-result reconciliation.
- Blood tests and health checks: selected panels, including hormone tests when clinically relevant, rather than a one-size-fits-all list.
- X-ray and ultrasound: diagnostic imaging according to the clinical question; branch availability and preparation should be confirmed in advance.
- Vitamin drips and IV fluids: provided only after suitability and risk assessment and not as a substitute for diagnosing an underlying illness.
- Adult and child vaccination: recommendations based on age, records, health conditions and travel plans, subject to stock.
- Gender-affirming hormone care: respectful care for transgender women and men with shared decision-making, appropriate tests and safety monitoring.
- Sexual health: confidential HIV/STI prevention, testing and treatment, including clinical assessment for PEP or PrEP.
- Weight management and InBody: body-composition assessment and medical review before discussing weight-loss medicines; an appointment does not guarantee a prescription.
- Sleep and anxiety consultation: review of physical causes, medicines, sleep habits and mental wellbeing, with referral when needed.
Pathway 3: travel, documents and care at your accommodation
- Travel medicine: destination-specific risk review, vaccination planning and advice about regular medicines.
- Travel-insurance documentation: PMC can prepare relevant clinical records for coordination or claims. The clinic does not sell insurance, and reimbursement depends on the policy.
- Work-permit medical certificates: issued after the required examination and only when the findings meet the relevant criteria.
- Hotel and home service: selected medical visits can be arranged subject to clinical suitability, location, schedule and confirmed fees.
Information to prepare before booking
- Your main concern and when it began
- Medical conditions, medicines, supplements and allergies
- Previous results, wound photographs or relevant records
- Your preferred branch, language and time
- Insurance details if medical documentation may be required
Review PMC services and PMC clinic locations in Phuket, then book through PMC's central appointment system. The team can confirm the appropriate branch and preparation.
Frequently asked questions
Are all 17 service groups available at every branch?
Not necessarily. Some services require equipment, a scheduled clinician or advance preparation. Confirm the branch before travelling.
Does PMC care for patients who do not speak Thai?
Yes. PMC sees Thai and international patients. State your preferred language and bring any previous records.
When should I use a hospital emergency department instead?
Severe breathing difficulty, intense chest pain, loss of consciousness, seizures, heavy bleeding, sudden weakness or a mental-health crisis requires emergency care.