LTC for dependent people at home
Long-term care at home for dependent people of all ages — 7,537 local authorities, over 430,000 people cared for, and 75% holding or improving their daily living scores.
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Long-term care at home for dependent people of all ages — 7,537 local authorities, over 430,000 people cared for, and 75% holding or improving their daily living scores.
NHSO puts in 45 baht a head and local authorities add 30–60% — more than 7,760 local funds letting each community pick the health problems it wants to tackle.
Universal coverage for heart attack care, from screening to follow-up — in FY2025, 86.2% of eligible STEMI patients got clot-busting drugs or PCI to reopen the blocked artery.
The 220.3-billion-baht capitation budget for FY2027 broken down by service, with inpatient care up 20.09% and the total rate rising 493.45 baht per person to 4,669.44.
The Gold Card capitation rate rises from 4,175.99 to 4,669.44 baht per eligible person in FY2027 — a 493.45 baht increase covering 47.170 million people.
Where the 289.113-billion-baht universal coverage budget goes in FY2027 — from capitation and prevention to kidney care, HIV, and local partnerships — and the four principles behind it.
FY2025 in four numbers — 14.19 million people screened, 1.83 million treated, 2.10 million rehabilitation visits, and 13,786 dependent patients followed up at home.
Why ThaiD verification is now part of using your coverage — it confirms you are the rightful holder of the benefits, and never opens your health records.
The six steps behind every new benefit — anyone from seven groups can propose one, and health technology assessment weighs evidence, cost, and readiness before the board decides.
Universal coverage for heart attack care, from screening to follow-up — in FY2025, 86.2% of eligible STEMI patients got clot-busting drugs or PCI to reopen the blocked artery.
Thailand's top five outpatient and inpatient conditions under the Gold Card in FY2025 — hypertension, high cholesterol, and diabetes lead the list.
Cancer under the Gold Card in FY2025 — 633,866 patients, four in ten newly diagnosed, with breast cancer leading among women and colon cancer among men.