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Chronic disease clinic, open all day every Sunday

Every Sunday, 08:00–17:00

W Medical Hospital Samut Sakhon (Head office)

Working Monday to Saturday and can't make your doctor's appointments? Come on Sunday for follow-up of diabetes, blood pressure, cholesterol, gout and thyroid conditions. The doctor reviews your results, adjusts your medicines and you collect them the same day.

Common long-term conditions we follow up

  • Diabetes

    Blood sugar and HbA1c tests, with checks for complications in the eyes, kidneys and feet.

  • High blood pressure

    Blood pressure checks, a review of your medicines and follow-up of heart and kidney effects.

  • High cholesterol

    Blood lipid tests and an assessment of heart and blood vessel risk.

  • Gout and high uric acid

    Uric acid tests and a review of medicines and foods to limit.

  • Thyroid

    Thyroid function tests as ordered by the doctor, and follow-up of your medicines.

  • Asthma and COPD

    A review of symptoms, inhaler technique and a plan for flare-ups.

What you can do on Sunday

  • See a doctor for follow-up and a review of your current medicines
  • Have blood tests as ordered by the doctor
  • Collect ongoing medicines as the doctor decides
  • Get advice on diet, exercise and taking your medicines
  • Book your next visit on a Sunday

Who it suits

  • People who find it hard to take a weekday off to see a doctor
  • People with a long-term condition who need regular appointments
  • Families who can only bring older parents to the doctor at the weekend
  • Anyone whose check-up showed high sugar, blood pressure or cholesterol and who wants to see a doctor
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Your Sunday visit in 4 steps

  1. 1Book aheadCall or chat on LINE with your name, your condition and a convenient time on Sunday.
  2. 2PrepareIf you need a sugar or cholesterol blood test, staff will tell you whether to fast.
  3. 3See the doctorExamination, blood results, a review of your medicines and a care plan.
  4. 4Medicines and next visitCollect your medicines at the pharmacy and book your next Sunday visit.

What to bring

  • Your ID card or passport
  • All the medicines you take, or photos of the packets
  • Your patient record book or previous blood results (if you have them)
  • Your home sugar or blood pressure readings (if you have them)
  • Your health insurance card or entitlement documents (if you have them)

For a blood sugar or cholesterol test the doctor may ask you not to eat or have sugary drinks for 8–12 hours before the test. Plain water is fine. Ask staff before skipping any regular medicine.

Don't wait for Sunday with these symptoms

Chest pain or tightness, trouble breathing, a drooping face, weakness in an arm or leg, drowsiness or fainting, or low blood sugar with cold sweat and a racing heart: call 1669 now.

Call 1669

Common questions

Do I need an appointment?

Booking ahead by phone or LINE lets staff prepare your record and tell you about fasting, but you can also walk in.

I was treated at another hospital. Can I continue my medicines here?

Yes. Bring your medicines and previous results; the doctor will assess you and decide on your ongoing treatment.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the tests and medicines the doctor orders. Ask staff for an estimate by phone or LINE.

Can I use social security or health insurance?

It depends on your entitlement. Call or chat on LINE and staff will check it for you before your visit.

Book the Sunday chronic disease clinic

Every Sunday, 08:00–17:00 · Call or chat on LINE with your name, your condition and a convenient time, and staff will book you in.

Call now 081-902-3540Chat on LINE

Tests, medicine changes and appointments are decided by the doctor for each patient.