Boston Health Polyclinic

Boston Health Polyclinic is a multi-specialty medical clinic in Chiang Mai serving Thai and international patients. The clinic says it works with licensed Thai doctors and offers primary and family medicine, physiotherapy, traditional Chinese medicine, laboratory tests, vaccinations, men’s and women’s health, EKG testing, orthopaedic and specialist consultations, medical certificates and house calls (clinic overview).

Its primary-care page describes evaluation, treatment planning, blood and other specimen testing, and coordination or referral to specialist services. It says no referral is required for a primary-care appointment and that consultations can be arranged at the clinic or, where appropriate, by telehealth or home visit (primary care). The clinic also lists a physical therapist and a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner among its team.

Boston Health publishes 88/25 Moo 3, Tawangtan, Saraphi, Chiang Mai, telephone 052 082 888 and info@bostonhealthcm.com. Opening availability, fees and the specific clinician for a consultation should be confirmed when booking. Sources checked: 7 September 2026.

A practical first stop for non-emergency care

The clinic's primary-care page describes assessment, treatment planning, specimen testing and coordination with specialists. It says a referral is not required for a primary-care appointment. For expats, that makes the clinic a possible entry point for a new symptom, follow-up of a stable condition, vaccination planning or help deciding which specialist is needed.

The broader menu includes physiotherapy, traditional Chinese medicine, orthopaedic and specialist consultations, men's and women's health, ECG testing, medical certificates and house calls. These are distinct services delivered by different practitioners. When booking, describe the problem rather than requesting a generic consultation so the clinic can identify the appropriate professional.

Clinic, telehealth or home visit

Boston Health says consultations may be available at the clinic, by telehealth or through a home visit where appropriate. Ask which format is clinically suitable, the area covered by house calls and whether travel fees apply. Telehealth may help with follow-up, but physical examination, vaccination, ECG or specimen collection requires an in-person arrangement.

Bring identification, a medicine list, allergies, recent test results and relevant vaccination records. If a certificate is needed for work, school, driving or travel, state the exact purpose and deadline. The doctor must determine whether the requested document can be issued after the appropriate examination.

For laboratory testing, ask whether fasting is required, where specimens are processed, when results are expected and how a doctor explains them. A test panel should match the clinical question rather than being selected only from a package name. For vaccination, confirm the product, dose schedule, availability and any records needed to document earlier doses.

Continuity for international residents

Patients managing blood pressure, diabetes or another ongoing condition should ask how repeat appointments and prescriptions are organised and when specialist referral is recommended. If several practitioners are involved, clarify which clinician coordinates the overall plan. People using traditional Chinese medicine alongside prescription treatment should disclose both so the clinicians can consider interactions and duplicated care.

The clinic publishes 88/25 Moo 3, Tawangtan, Saraphi, Chiang Mai 50140, telephone 052 082 888 and info@bostonhealthcm.com. These verified details can populate the previously empty contact fields. Opening availability, fees and the specific clinician should be confirmed at booking.

Boston Health is a polyclinic, not an emergency department. Severe breathing difficulty, stroke signs, major trauma or another acute emergency needs emergency care. For a routine visit, ask for a written summary, prescriptions and results in a form that can be shared with an insurer or another doctor. That documentation is especially useful for residents who divide their healthcare between Thailand and another country.