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Bumrungrad International Hospital

The Pride Clinic at Bumrungrad, a JCI-accredited international hospital in Bangkok, with an endocrinologist leading hormone care for trans women, trans men and non-binary people.

  • Bangkok, Thailand
  • Private hospital
  • JCI accredited

About Bumrungrad International Hospital

Bumrungrad International Hospital opened its Pride Clinic in June 2021, a dedicated unit for LGBTQ+ patients inside one of Bangkok's best-known JCI-accredited hospitals, and gender-affirming hormone therapy sits at its heart. It runs separate services for trans women, with estrogen and anti-androgens, and for trans men, with testosterone, and it offers tailored hormone care for non-binary people too. The clinic is on the 16th floor of Building A, and it follows a WPATH and JCI framework of care.

The reason it ranks so high is the doctor at the centre of it. Asst. Prof. Sira Korpaisarn is an endocrinologist, a specialist in internal medicine, endocrinology and metabolism, and the hospital describes him as its hormone specialist. Alongside him, Dr. Thanapob Bumphenkiatkul, a gynaecologist in reproductive and sexual medicine, sees Pride Clinic patients. Whether you're starting hormones, restarting after a break, moving your care from another doctor or simply want a second opinion on what you're taking now, the team checks your hormone levels, manages side effects and plans your hormones around any surgery.

It is built for people coming from anywhere. The Pride Clinic sees patients seven days a week, by appointment, you can book online, send an inquiry or start with a tele-consultation, and its 24-hour contact centre is there when you call. There's a pre-hormone lab package for trans women, and the clinic can also help with the documents for a legal gender marker. This is information, not medical advice: your doctor decides which hormones and which dose are right for you.

  • Dedicated LGBTQ+ Pride Clinic since 2021
  • Endocrinologist and hormone specialist
  • Start restart or transfer your hormone care
  • Open seven days by appointment

Hormone care at Bumrungrad International Hospital

Getting Hormones

Feminizing Hormones

Masculinizing Hormones

Staying Healthy on HRT

Doctors

Asst. Prof. Sira Korpaisarn

Internal medicine, endocrinology and metabolism. Endocrinologist and hormone specialist

Dr. Thanapob Bumphenkiatkul

Gynaecologist, reproductive and sexual medicine

How to book

Consultation
Pride Clinic, Building A, 16th floor, counter A. Monday to Sunday, by appointment. Book online, send an inquiry or start with a tele-consultation, or call the 24-hour contact centre on +66 2066 8888 (1378 from within Thailand).

Frequently asked questions about Bumrungrad International Hospital

Is Bumrungrad International Hospital accredited?

Yes. Bumrungrad is accredited by Joint Commission International (JCI), and its Pride Clinic follows JCI standards and the WPATH framework for gender-affirming care.

Who are the hormone doctors at Bumrungrad's Pride Clinic?

Asst. Prof. Sira Korpaisarn, an endocrinologist (internal medicine, endocrinology and metabolism) and the hospital's hormone specialist, and Dr. Thanapob Bumphenkiatkul, a gynaecologist in reproductive and sexual medicine.

What hormone care does the Pride Clinic offer?

Feminizing hormones for trans women, masculinizing hormones for trans men and tailored care for non-binary people: starting or restarting hormones, moving your care from another provider, a second opinion on what you take now, hormone-level testing, side-effect management and hormone planning before and after surgery.

Can I move my existing hormone prescription to Bumrungrad?

Yes. The Pride Clinic takes on people moving their hormone care from another provider and offers second opinions. Bring your current prescription and recent blood results to your first appointment.

How do I book at the Pride Clinic?

Book online, send an inquiry or arrange a tele-consultation, or call the 24-hour contact centre on +66 2066 8888 (1378 from within Thailand). Consultations run Monday to Sunday, by appointment.

Where it ranks

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