Internal Medicine
OpenHouse Clinic provides general medical consultations in Silom, Bangkok, led by experienced internists. Our clinic is suitable for people who need to see a doctor, receive medication, get blood tests, wound care, or a medical certificate without going to a hospital.
The clinic is located on the 6th Floor of Park Silom, near BTS Sala Daeng and MRT Silom, with on-site parking available.
General Medical Services
| Condition or service | Details |
|---|---|
| Cold / influenza | Fever, cough, sore throat, body aches |
| COVID-19 | Symptom assessment, testing, and medication |
| Diarrhea / food poisoning | Abdominal pain, loose stool, nausea, vomiting |
| Dengue fever | High fever, body aches, fatigue |
| Allergic rhinitis | Nasal congestion, runny nose, sneezing |
| Migraine | Headache, nausea, light sensitivity |
| Wound care | Minor wounds, abrasions, selected infected wounds |
| Medical certificate | For work, school, travel, or general documents |
| General blood test | Health screening or follow-up testing |
| General doctor consultation | Common symptoms that need medical assessment |
Why Choose OpenHouse Clinic
| Highlight | Details |
|---|---|
| Experienced internists | General medical care and systematic assessment |
| Convenient location | Near BTS Sala Daeng and MRT Silom |
| Walk-ins welcome | Appointment or walk-in available |
| Hospital visit alternative | Suitable for common medical concerns |
| Thai and international patients | Convenient for working adults, travelers, and expats |
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Walk-ins are welcome, or you may book an appointment in advance for convenience.
Yes. OpenHouse Clinic is located at Park Silom, near BTS Sala Daeng and MRT Silom.
Yes. A medical certificate may be issued after a doctor’s assessment when appropriate.
Contact OpenHouse Clinic
OpenHouse Clinic
6th Floor, Park Silom
WhatsApp: +66 81 524 6561
Line: @openhouseclinic
Tel. 081-524-6561
openhouseclinic.com
Service Fee
Complete Blood Count
Creatinine
Influenza Screening
Influenza/COVID-19 Screening
Antiviral Medication for Influenza (oseltamivir)
(Per Course)
Norovirus Screening
Dengue NS1
Fasting Blood Sugar
Hemoglobin A1C
Lipid profile
LDL
Medical Certificate for 5 Diseases
Medical Certificate for 6 Diseases
Wound Care Service
Remove Sutures Service
Bronchodilator Nebulization Service
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