Dr. Punyasiri Jindakul

Had my gallbladder out last month. The surgery itself is a blur, but I remember Dr. Jindakul checking on me after. He didn't just write a script and leave; he actually explained what the pain should feel like day by day and when to worry. The nurses followed his plan to the letter. It made the whole scary recovery thing feel manageable. Still sore, but I knew what to expect.

I've been seeing Dr. Jindakul for my blood pressure and general check-ups for about eight years now, since he was at his old clinic. That's the key thing for me—consistency. He remembers my history, my family's history, and my job stress. We don't have to start from zero every visit. He's careful, doesn't jump to conclusions, and if something's off, he explains the 'why' behind trying a new approach. In a city where doctors change hospitals all the time, having one steady person you trust is hard to find.

Needed a doctor for a bad sinus infection while visiting family in the area. Found Dr. Jindakul. Got an appointment fast, he was straight to the point, listened to my symptoms, gave me a clear prescription and told me exactly when I should feel better. No fluff. Parking at Bangpakok 9 was a nightmare, though. Doctor was good.

I was really nervous. I'd had this dull ache in my side for weeks and was imagining the worst. Dr. Jindakul has this calm way about him. He asked a ton of questions, even some that seemed unrelated, and did a very thorough physical exam. He sat me down and walked me through all the likely possibilities, from the simple to the serious, and laid out a clear plan for tests to rule things out step-by-step. It turned out to be a muscular thing, thankfully. But the way he handled it—taking my fear seriously, not dismissing it, and being so clear—that’s what stuck with me. The hospital itself is modern, but it was his manner that made the difference.