Chum Het, Mueang Buriram District · Private hospital, Ramkhamhaeng Hospital Group network
| Address | 197 Moo 2, Buriram-Phutthaisong Road, Chum Het Subdistrict, Mueang Buriram District, Buriram 31000 |
| Type | Private hospital, part of the Ramkhamhaeng Hospital Group network since 2018; Buriram's first private hospital |
| Bed count | 90 beds, including a dedicated 32-bed hemodialysis centre supporting 2,500+ dialysis sessions a month |
| Founded | Registered as a limited company with Board of Investment (BOI) promotion; began service 15 February 1992 as "Buriram Private Hospital," founded by a group of doctors and local business figures |
| Expansion | Original 5-storey building on roughly 6 rai of land; a second, 7-storey building added in 1996; joined the Ramkhamhaeng Hospital Group private-hospital network in 2018 and took its current name, Buriram Ram Hospital |
| Phone | 044-614-100 / 044-625-340 |
| Official website | buriram-ram.co.th |
Buriram Ram Hospital is a private hospital in Chum Het Subdistrict, on the Buriram–Phutthaisong Road just outside the city centre. It was founded by a group of doctors, business figures and prominent local citizens who saw the need for a modern private facility to ease pressure on the public hospital system, registering as a limited company with Board of Investment (BOI) investment promotion and beginning service on 15 February 1992 under the name "Buriram Private Hospital" — the province's first private hospital. It originally operated from a five-storey building on roughly 6 rai of land, adding a second, seven-storey building in 1996. In 2018 it became a network hospital of the Ramkhamhaeng Hospital Group, a group of private hospitals, and was renamed Buriram Ram Hospital. It now operates 90 beds, including a dedicated 32-bed hemodialysis centre supporting more than 2,500 dialysis sessions a month, making it a significant regional option for kidney-dialysis patients as well as day-to-day and urgent private care. BAANLYY is not affiliated with Buriram Ram Hospital and takes no paid placement in this guide; confirm all figures directly with the hospital.
As the default private option for foreigners in a small Isaan provincial capital, Buriram Ram Hospital offers shorter waits and comparatively more English-language capability than the public Buriram Hospital, though English support and international-insurer direct billing are more limited than in Thailand's major expat hubs. Confirm current English-language capability and insurance partnerships directly with the hospital before relying on it for anything serious.
The hospital sits on the Buriram–Phutthaisong Road in Chum Het Subdistrict, a short drive from downtown Buriram. Buriram has no rail transit within the city itself; most patients arrive by car, motorbike taxi, songthaew or Grab.
It is a private hospital — Buriram's first, originally registered in 1992 as "Buriram Private Hospital" — distinct from the public Buriram Hospital. It joined the Ramkhamhaeng Hospital Group network of private hospitals in 2018, when it took its current name.
It operates 90 beds, including a 32-bed dedicated hemodialysis (kidney dialysis) centre supporting more than 2,500 dialysis sessions per month.
It began service on 15 February 1992 as "Buriram Private Hospital," Buriram's first private hospital, founded by a group of doctors and local business figures with Board of Investment (BOI) promotion. A second, seven-storey building was added in 1996, and in 2018 it joined the Ramkhamhaeng Hospital Group network under its current name, Buriram Ram Hospital.
Hospital facts are drawn from the hospital's own official history page plus independent cross-checks. BAANLYY is a data-and-tools platform, not a hospital, insurer or booking agent; never takes paid placement in this content, and does not guarantee prices, wait times or accreditation status — always confirm directly with the hospital before relying on any figure here.
Read the full Buriram healthcare & hospitals guide for how Buriram Ram Hospital compares with Buriram Hospital.