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Every Friday · 2 clinics

Two doctor-led clinics, every Friday

Every Friday 08:00–17:00

W Medical Hospital Samut Sakhon (Head office)

The men's health clinic is for men who want to talk to a doctor privately about their health. The occupational health clinic is for employees and companies who need work-related health checks. Choose a clinic below, or call or LINE and our staff will book for you.

Men's Health Clinic

Talk to a doctor about men's health in a private consultation room. The doctor takes your history, examines you and orders further tests when needed.

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What you can talk about

  • Erectile dysfunction

    Looking for causes such as diabetes, blood pressure, cholesterol, medicines or stress, and planning care with the doctor

  • Prostate and urination

    Passing urine often, with difficulty, not emptying fully, or waking at night to urinate. Prostate screening as the doctor advises

  • Male hormones

    Tiredness or lower sex drive. The doctor assesses your symptoms and orders hormone tests when there is a reason to

  • Sexually transmitted infections

    Check-up and treatment for symptoms, blood tests as the doctor orders, and advice on prevention

  • Family planning

    Advice on having children and on male contraception

  • Health checks for working-age men

    Blood sugar, cholesterol, blood pressure and weight, which are closely linked to men's health

Kept private

  • On the phone or LINE, just ask for the "men's health clinic". No need to give details
  • You describe your symptoms only to the doctor, in the consultation room
  • Your medical information is kept confidential as the law requires

What to bring

  • ID card
  • All the medicines you take, or photos of the packets
  • Previous health check or blood test results (if you have them)

Book the men's health clinic

Occupational Health Clinic: work-related health checks

Work-related health checks for individuals and for groups from companies, factories and employers, plus care for illness and symptoms that may be caused by work.

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Services

  • Pre-employment health check

    Physical examination and the tests your company asks for, with a medical certificate on the form you need

  • Annual check based on workplace risks

    For work with noise, dust, chemicals, heavy metals or heat. The tests depend on the job

  • Hearing, lung and vision tests

    Hearing tests, lung function tests and vision tests for jobs that need good eyesight or driving

  • Return-to-work assessment

    After illness or injury, the doctor assesses whether you are ready for your usual job or need adjusted duties for a while

  • Work-related illness and symptoms

    Back pain, wrist pain, skin rashes, eye irritation, long-lasting cough or hearing loss that may be linked to work

  • Group checks for companies

    Book a check day for a whole department. Results summarised for the company as employees consent

Who it is for

  • New employees who need a medical certificate before starting work
  • Factory workers and anyone who works with noise, dust or chemicals
  • HR staff and safety officers who organise annual health checks
  • Anyone with symptoms they think may be linked to their job

What to bring

  • ID card, or passport and work permit
  • The form or list of tests your company asks for (if any)
  • Details of your job and what you are exposed to, such as noise, dust or chemicals
  • Last year's health check results (if you have them)

For companies and employers

To book group checks for your employees on a Friday, call or LINE with your company name, number of people and type of work. Our staff will call back to arrange the tests and the date.

Request a group check

Book the occupational health clinic

Your Friday visit in 4 steps

  1. 1Book aheadCall or LINE with your name, the clinic you need and a time that suits you on Friday
  2. 2Get readyOur staff will tell you whether to fast and which documents to bring
  3. 3See the doctorHistory, physical examination and any further tests the doctor orders
  4. 4Results and adviceGet your medical certificate or care plan, and book your next Friday visit if needed

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

Don't wait for Friday with these symptoms

Chest pain or tightness, trouble breathing, sudden severe pain in the testicles, being unable to pass urine at all, a serious injury, or chemicals in the eyes or breathed in causing trouble breathing: call 1669 now.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to book ahead?

Booking ahead by phone or LINE is better, so our staff can prepare a room and tell you how to get ready, but you can also walk in.

Will anyone else know about my men's health visit?

No. When booking you only name the clinic. You give the details to the doctor in the consultation room, and your medical information is kept confidential.

Will my company see my health check results?

The company receives the results of the work-related tests, as you consent. Results not related to work are your own private information.

Which tests does a work-related health check include?

It depends on your job and what you are exposed to: for example, hearing tests for noise, and lung function tests and a chest X-ray for dust. Tell our staff about your job so they can arrange the right tests.

How much does it cost? Can I use my insurance or benefits?

It depends on the tests and on your own cover. Companies can ask about invoicing. Call or LINE and our staff will give you an estimate before you come.

Book a Friday clinic

Every Friday 08:00–17:00 · Call or LINE with your name, the clinic you need and a time that suits you. Our staff will book a slot for you.

Examinations, treatment and medical certificates are at the doctor's discretion for each person.