Core Business
As the administrator of the National Health Security Board, the Quality & Standard Control Board, and related subcommittees, the NHSO is responsible for efficiently managing the National Health Security Fund, registering the population and healthcare providers, reviewing claims, conducting audits, and ensuring quality and consumer protection. Its goal is to ensure that everyone living on Thai soil has access to necessary health care while safeguarding them from catastrophic health expenses.
People covered
Thailand's largest scheme, covering about seven in ten people in the country.
Of the population covered
Nearly everyone in Thailand is protected under one of the three public health schemes.
Per person, per year
The capitation rate funding each UCS beneficiary's care (FY2027).
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Strategic Purchasing
Pooling national funds and purchasing health services efficiently on behalf of UCS beneficiaries, rather than providing care directly.
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Benefit Package Management
Defining, costing, and continually expanding the set of services every UCS member is entitled to — guided by evidence and need.
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Fund Management
Administering the National Health Security Fund — allocating, disbursing, and safeguarding public resources for maximum value.
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Provider Registration & Standards
Registering hospitals and clinics into the network and working with partners to uphold the quality and standards of care.
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Public Participation
Engaging patients, providers, and civil society in shaping the scheme, handling complaints, and protecting beneficiaries' rights.




