Bangkok:The Police Hospital has inaugurated a new Kidney Disease Center aimed at providing comprehensive treatment and care for patients. This development enhances the hospital's capacity for diagnosis, treatment, and care of kidney-related conditions.
According to Thai News Agency, the opening ceremony was presided over by Former Police General Damrongsak Kittipraphat. The center was funded with a budget of 38 million baht, contributed by General Damrongsak and his classmates from the 38th class of the Police Cadet Academy, including Mr. Natthapol Hongsrisuk and Mr. Phataraphon Hongsrisuk. The funding is intended to improve and develop the Kidney Disease Center and enhance its medical services.
Pol. Lt. Gen. Kasem Rattanasumawong, Chief Medical Officer (Level 8), outlined the hospital's mission to provide medical services to police officers, their families, and the public. He highlighted the significance of advancing kidney disease services to bolster comprehensive diagnosis, treatment, and care, as well as promoting disease prevention and slowing kidney deterioration. The Kidney Disease Center offers services across three units Hemodialysis, Peritoneal Dialysis, and Kidney Transplant.
The hospital expressed gratitude towards Pol. Gen. Damrongsak, his classmates from the 38th class of the Police Cadet Academy, and Mr. Natthapol and Mr. Phatthraphon Hongsrisuk for their support. The contributions are seen as highly beneficial to the Police Hospital and its patients, and the management is committed to maximizing the center's benefits.
Following the ceremony, Pol. Lt. Gen. Kasem and the executive team accompanied Pol. Gen. Damrongsak and his delegation on a tour of the new Kidney Disease Center at the Police Hospital.