Health Service

Student Services

Student Affairs Office

Room 1100, 1st Floor, Building 1
Phone: +66 (0) 2700 5000 #1115, 1210
Email: praewthip.won@mahidol.ac.th,
rungtipa.sae@mahidol.ac.th
Mon – Fri 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Health Service

While attending MUIC, Thai students can avail of health care services by applying for the University Health Insurance plan to the National Health Security Office. Students whose parents are currently working for Thai government sectors or enterprises can receive reimbursement from the parents’ workplaces until the age of 20.

MUIC students who apply for the University Health Insurance can avail of the services from Siriraj Hospital and Golden Jubilee Medical Centre. Prior to receiving the services, students must promptly present their national ID card and student ID card. In case of emergencies, students can also go to Ramathibodi Hospital or the Hospital for Tropical Medicine. Prior to receiving services, students must present their ID card. If a student is admitted and chooses to stay in a private room, he/she will be responsible for that additional expense.

Full-time international students can seek medical care at Siriraj hospital or Golden Jubilee Medical Center by presenting their passport and student ID card. Students can also use the AIA Health Insurance card to receive medical treatment at any hospital, whether government or private.

In addition, MUIC provides group and personal accident insurance with the AIA Company for all MUIC students. Students can receive medical treatment at any hospital, both government and private, by showing the AIA Group Privilege Card on every visit. If the hospital cannot do the Fax Claim, students will need to make an advanced payment and bring the receipt and medical certificate to the Office of Student Affairs for reimbursement.

Students are also entitled to consultation on minor health problems at the MU Health Centre which is located on the Ground Floor of the MU Learning Center, Tel: 0-2849-4529-30. Service hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. from Monday to Friday.

MUIC also has a First Aid Center in Room 216, at the 2nd Floor, Zone B, Aditayathorn Building. A nurse is available on Monday – Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Rights	Description
1.National Health Security Office (NHSO) Rights text-al New Students, Please Click (in Thai) Students must not have other rights such as The Comptroller General’s Department, Social Security, State Enterprise Employee rights, etc. Never having had any health insurance cards or those who are holding a health insurance card can change their status to Siriraj Hospital.	Medical Treatment: Students can seek medical care at Siriraj Hospital and Golden Jubilee Medical Center. Students must show both ID and Student ID cards at every visit. In case of emergency, students can exercise their rights with the following hospitals: Siriraj Hospital Hospital for Tropical Diseases Ramathibodi Hospital Golden Jubilee Medical Center
Remark: Students who would like to change their status, please contact the Office of Student Affairs Tel. 02-700-5000 Ext. 1115, 1210. Otherwise, students will not be entitled to any of the services.
2. The Comptroller General’s Department Rights Qualification: For students under the age of 20 and whose parent is a government officer.	Medical Treatment: Student must present their ID card at Siriraj Hospital, Golden Jubilee Medical Center or any government hospital before receiving medical treatment. If students have presented their ID card, they will have to make an advanced payment. They can bring the receipt and medical certificate to their parents for reimbursement (for inpatient care, reimbursement can be made directly with the Comptroller General’s Department). Students must show their ID and Student ID cards at every visit.
3. State Enterprise Employee Rights Qualification: For students under 20 years of age and whose parent is a state enterprise employee.	Medical Treatment: To receive medical treatment at Siriraj Hospital, Golden Jubilee Medical Center or any other hospitals, students will need to make an advanced payment. They can bring the receipt and medical certificate to their parent for reimbursement (for inpatient care, the parent needs to submit a letter of approval from their enterprise to the hospital before receiving medical treatment for each visit).
4. International Students’ Rights Qualifications: Full-time international students 4.1 Covered by Mahidol University student health insurance	Medical Treatment: Students can seek medical care at Siriraj Hospital or Golden Jubilee Medical Center. For inpatient care, reimbursement of room/food expenses must not exceed 300 Baht/day (Student must make their own payment for a private room.) Students must show their passport and Student ID card at every visit.
4.2 Health insurance with AIA Company Health insurance for MUIC full-time international students with American International Assurance A yearly premium of 4,500 Baht. The payment is divided into 1,500 Baht per trimester.* Maximum protection of 100,000 Baht. *Costs may change	Medical Treatment: Receive medical treatment at any private or government hospital. For inpatient care, reimbursement of room/food expenses must not exceed 1,200 Baht/day. For Outpatient Department (accident) reimbursement of medical expenses must not exceed 5,000 Baht/visit. For Outpatient Department, reimbursement of medical expenses must not exceed 1,000 Baht (30 times/year). Students must show AIA Group Privilege card at every visit. If the hospital cannot do the Fax Claim, students will need to make an advanced payment and bring the receipt and medical certificate to the Office of Student Affairs for reimbursement. *Please note that Mental Health Issue and Dental Treatment are not included.*
5. Additional Health Insurance for all MUIC students 5.1 Group Personal Accident with the AIA Company MUIC has agreed upon the provisions for group personal accident for all MUIC students: MUIC is responsible for the premium. Maximum protection of 100,000 Baht.	Medical Treatment: Receive medical treatment at any private or government hospital. Medical expenses must not exceed 10,000 Baht per visit. Students must show the AIA Group Privilege card at every visit. If the hospital cannot do the fax claim, students will need to make an advanced payment and bring the receipt and medical certificate to the Office of Student Affairs for reimbursement.