Phyathai Sriracha Hospital

Phyathai Sriracha Hospital — Fertility Center in Si Racha, Chonburi

About Phyathai Sriracha Hospital

Phyathai Sriracha Hospital is a private general hospital in Si Racha, Chonburi — the port and industrial district at the heart of Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor, roughly an hour and a half east of Bangkok. It takes patients around the clock, outpatient and inpatient, and belongs to the Phyathai group, which sits under BDMS (Bangkok Dusit Medical Services), the country’s largest private hospital network.

The opening date depends on which of the hospital’s own pages you read. The English corporate profile says the hospital was established on 30 July 1976, describes 3 buildings with 220 beds, and puts volume at about 1,500 patients a day and 40,000 patient visits a month. The Thai-language profile for the same institution dates the current site to 5 September 1995 and lists about 341 beds, while the hospital’s promotions site reports 257 beds. Nothing published reconciles those numbers. This page keeps the English-site figures — founded 1976, 220 beds — and records the disagreement instead of presenting one year as settled fact, because a 19-year gap between two official self-descriptions is itself information.

The Infertility Treatment Center (ศูนย์รักษาภาวะมีบุตรยาก) runs on the 3rd floor of Building A: IVF, ICSI with IMSI high-magnification sperm selection, IUI, PGT-A and PGT-M embryo screening, blastocyst culture, surgical sperm retrieval (PESA, TESA, TESE), and egg, sperm and embryo freezing. The center’s headline asset is a clean-room embryology laboratory whose high-efficiency air filtration is rated at 99.99%, keeping particles and airborne contaminants out of the culture environment rather than merely minimizing them. Physicians, embryology scientists and nurses staff it as one team, and the hospital’s fertility pages credit that team with more than 22 years of hands-on ART experience. Consultations run daily 07:00-19:00, with a 24-hour specialist nurse advice line alongside them.

Phyathai Sriracha publishes no clinical success-rate figures. Thailand has no mandatory ART outcome-reporting system, and the hospital is absent from CDC, SART, HFEA and RTAC databases. Treat the center’s “highest success rate” wording as marketing language, and ask the clinic for outcome data broken down by age band and per-transfer basis before committing to a cycle.

Accreditations & Awards

• AACI (American Accreditation Commission International) — the Fertility Center holds an AACI accreditation, certificate C201-2023-ACC-TH-IEEA, recorded as active from 26 August 2026 until 25 August 2029 in AACI’s public certificate directory (verified 2026-09).
• The hospital’s own fertility site claims it is the second AACI-accredited fertility center in Asia and the first in Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor. This ranking is self-reported; AACI does not publish an ordinal list, so treat it as the hospital’s claim rather than an independent fact.
• HA (Hospital Accreditation, Thailand) — the Phyathai group states MOPH/HA national accreditation since 1997 at group level (source: Phyathai vision page). ISO 9001/14001/18001 and HACCP conformance is likewise claimed at chain level, with no branch-specific certificate numbers published.
• BDMS network membership — the hospital is run by Phyathai Sriracha Hospital Public Company Limited, a Phyathai group company inside BDMS. Appointments route through the group’s 1772 call center as well as the branch line, and WhatClinic’s listing for this hospital records HA accreditation at branch level.
• The hospital’s promotions site lists three Thai Prime Minister’s Export Awards for Best Service Provider of Export and Medical Service, plus an AIA Hospital Award 2023 — self-reported award listings.
• This branch does not hold JCI accreditation; JCI references in Phyathai materials concern the Bangkok (Nawamin) facility.

Why Choose Phyathai Sriracha Hospital

• Accredited embryology lab: a clean-room culture environment with 99.99% high-efficiency air filtration, a Vitrosafe+ active closed embryo-culture system, and time-lapse monitoring on three instruments the hospital lists — EmbryoScope plus, Geri plus and Primo Vision (source: hospital fertility center pages).
• Genetics in-house workflow: Micro Array testing for genetic abnormalities, plus PGT-A and PGT-M embryo screening, with IMSI sperm selection through Leica optics at 6,600x magnification for severe male factor cases.
• IVF Witness safeguard: an electronic identity system that tracks eggs, sperm and embryos to prevent mismatched couples — a concrete error-prevention control, not just a policy.
• Full hospital behind the clinic: a 220-bed, 24/7 general hospital means anesthesia, obstetrics and internal-medicine backup sit in the same building as the fertility unit.
• Dedicated nurse line (Nurse Family service): 24-hour private nurse phone support, follow-up from treatment planning through the first three months of pregnancy, and appointment handling on the patient’s behalf (source: hospital fertility pages).
• International patient support: the clinic’s WhatClinic listing describes an international service center with translators in English, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Arabic, plus a dedicated China-desk hotline.
• Si Racha rather than central Bangkok: the hospital sits inside the Eastern Economic Corridor, so it works for patients living or working in Chonburi’s industrial zone — and for anyone who would rather run a stimulation cycle without cross-city Bangkok commuting.

IVF & Fertility Services

• In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
• Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI), with IMSI high-magnification sperm selection
• Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) with sperm washing
• PGT-A embryo chromosome screening and PGT-M genetic disease diagnosis (pre-implantation embryo screening)
• Blastocyst-stage embryo culture and transfer
• Surgical sperm retrieval: PESA, TESA and TESE
• Semen analysis and male fertility assessment
• Egg freezing, sperm freezing and embryo freezing (fertility preservation)
• Recurrent pregnancy loss workup
• Micro Array genetic abnormality testing
• Infertility evaluation for both partners (hormone panels, transvaginal ultrasound, semen analysis, infectious-disease and thalassemia screening)
• Antenatal care, delivery and postpartum follow-up through the hospital’s obstetrics department, on the same campus as the fertility center

Fees & Packages

There is no published price list for fertility treatment on the hospital’s English site. What exists:

• ICSI 22nd-anniversary package on the hospital’s own promotions site — a fixed-bundle ICSI program with 24 listed inclusions: unlimited stimulation and trigger medication, all laboratory testing for both partners, thalassemia PCR screening, up to 4 monitoring ultrasounds, anesthesia for retrieval, IVF Witness, IMSI where indicated, time-lapse culture, blastocyst culture, free embryo freezing for the first year, and physician/hospital fees for up to 4 visits. The rendered page does not display the price, so a quote is required (package terms: valid at Phyathai Sriracha only, use within 3 months of purchase, non-refundable).
• Third-party estimates (WhatClinic, displayed in Chinese yuan): IVF approximately CN¥53,228; PGD approximately CN¥30,416; surgical sperm retrieval CN¥4,055–10,139. These are listing-site figures from the clinic, not official price lists — confirm current THB pricing directly with the hospital.
• Payment: the chain’s site footer lists Alipay, WeChat Pay, credit cards, installment plans and QR payment. Contact channels published by the hospital are the group hotline 1772, the branch line 038 317 333, a direct fertility-center line 081-000-7500, a China desk at 400-115-0515 (extensions 2391/3300) and a Thailand hotline 097-1362-513.

Patient Journey

1. Inquiry and booking: contact the center by phone (group hotline or branch line); appointments are required, and the fertility clinic operates daily 07:00–19:00 on the 3rd floor of Building A.
2. Couple evaluation: both partners are tested — hormone panels and transvaginal ultrasound for her, semen analysis for him, plus infectious-disease and thalassemia screening as in the ICSI package checklist. The center notes roughly 1 in 6 couples experiences infertility, split about 30–40% female factor, 30–40% male factor, with a further 5–10% combined (figures quoted from the clinic’s own pages).
3. Protocol design: a reproductive medicine physician selects IUI, IVF or ICSI, adding IMSI, PGT-A or PGT-M where indicated.
4. Stimulation and monitoring: injections with ultrasound and blood-hormone monitoring (package protocols cover unlimited medication and up to 4 scans); anesthesia team on site for retrieval.
5. Retrieval and fertilization: ultrasound-guided egg pickup, ICSI/IVF fertilization in the clean-room lab under IVF Witness tracking, then culture to blastocyst with time-lapse observation.
6. Transfer and support: embryo transfer, first-year embryo freezing option, then nurse-led follow-up through the first trimester via the Nurse Family line.

Local Legal Framework

Assisted reproduction in Thailand is governed by the Child Protection Act (No. 3) B.E. 2558 (2015) and the Protection of Children Born from Assisted Reproductive Technologies Act B.E. 2558 (2015). ART services are restricted to legally married couples; commercial surrogacy is prohibited, as is buying or selling eggs, sperm or embryos. Non-medical sex selection is not permitted, so PGT is available only for medical indications such as chromosome abnormalities or inherited disease. These are the general terms of Thai law rather than this hospital’s published policy — the clinic’s own eligibility documentation and how it verifies it are worth confirming directly at the first consultation, since the requirements applied to foreign patients are set at the point of care.

Location

• Address: 90 Si Racha Nakhon 3, Si Racha District, Chon Buri 20110, Thailand (Fertility Center: 3rd Floor, Building A)
• Phone: +66 38 317 333 (hospital) — group hotline 1772