Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the Care Options Call. If you don't see your question here, reach out on WhatsApp.
Is this medical advice?
No. This is non-medical guidance to help you understand options and next steps after hospital discharge.
If the hospital treated me well, why would I need this?
Because treatment and recovery are different. Hospitals focus on care inside the hospital. Many decisions after discharge are left to patients or families — especially foreigners. Globally, studies show 30–50% of patients feel unprepared after discharge, even after good treatment.
Are you a nurse agency or medical provider?
No. ThaiNurse.com does not provide nurses, treatment, or medical advice. This is an independent, non-medical decision support service.
Will you arrange care for me?
Not as part of this call. The focus is clarity and decision support — nothing more, nothing less.
Who is this for?
Medical tourists, expats, or family members who feel unsure about recovery or support outside the hospital.
Is this suitable for family members abroad?
Yes. Many calls are booked by adult children or partners coordinating care from another country. In cross-border healthcare, decision-makers are often not the patient.
What happens during the call?
We discuss your situation, what feels unclear, and what options typically exist outside the hospital. You leave with structure and clarity — not a sales pitch.
What will I get after the call?
A clear understanding of your situation, your options, and what questions to ask next.
Why is this priced at 99 USD?
Because the value is clarity, not time. For most clients, this is less than the cost of one day of private care — and far less than a wrong decision. Clarity prevents costly mistakes. Most clients say the call saves time, stress, and unnecessary expenses.
What information do you need from me?
After you book, you'll fill out a short intake form (5-7 questions) about your treatment type, current situation, and main concerns. This helps us prepare for your call. We don't need detailed medical records—just enough context to understand your post-discharge needs and living situation.
What's your refund and reschedule policy?
You can reschedule up to 24 hours before your call at no charge. Payments are non-refundable as your time slot is reserved and prepared for, but we're flexible with rescheduling if your situation changes. Contact us via WhatsApp if you need to adjust your booking.
What if I need more help after the call?
Many people find one clarity call is enough to get started confidently. If you need ongoing support as your situation evolves, we can discuss follow-up options during your call. Our goal is to give you the framework to make decisions independently, not to create dependency.
What if I'm not sure I need help yet?
If things already feel clear, you probably don't need this. This call is for people who feel uncertain, not necessarily those with severe conditions.
What do people usually say afterward?
Most say they feel calmer and more confident — even if their situation is still complex.
What happens after hospital discharge in Thailand?
After discharge, hospitals typically do not manage home care, daily support, or coordination. Patients and families are expected to arrange these themselves.
Is aftercare included in hospital treatment in Thailand?
Usually no. Medical treatment is handled well, but post-discharge support varies and is often not clearly explained to foreigners.
Do I need a private nurse after surgery in Thailand?
Not always. Many people first need clarity on what level of support is appropriate before deciding.
Can family members arrange recovery support from abroad?
Yes, but distance often increases uncertainty. Decision-makers benefit from understanding the system before committing.
Is there non-medical guidance available for recovery decisions?
Yes — but it's separate from hospitals and medical providers. This is where independent decision support is most useful. Health-system studies consistently show that informational gaps, not medical errors, are a leading cause of post-discharge stress.
Still have questions?
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