Alliance International Medical Centre launches service for Laotians

VIENTIANE,JULY.(KPL) The Alliance International Medical Centre on Tuesday opened an office in Vientiane Capital to service high class medical care.
An official opening ceremony was held in Vientiane Capital in the presence of President of Alliance International Medical Center Khanchai Kiatsritanakorn, who is also President of New Chip Xieng Group, Minister of Public Health, Dr. Ponemek Dalaloy, Ambassador of Thailand to Laos, Wittavat Sriwihok, representatives of relevant local organisations and international organisations.
“The Alliance International Medical Centre is one of businesses within the New Chip Xeng Group under a foreign investment licence with total capital investment of USD3 million, including USD 1.5 million of registered capital,” said President of Alliance International Medical Centre Khanchai Kiatsritanakorn.
“We have invested over US 1.5 million on building, facilities, medical equipment as well as training for our staff,” said Dr. Khanchai.
“We have experienced doctors with qualified degrees from local institutes and overseas ones. Our team is ready to provide world class health care services for both Lao people and foreigners residing in the Lao PDR,” said Dr. Khanchai.
He also said that with many years of professional experiences of our local staff as well as overseas health practitioners he had the almost confidence that the AIMC is able to provide the best quality care services to the Lao people as well as foreigners residing in the Lao PDR.
“At the same time, this will reduce the number of patients obtaining health care and treatments overseas, which will substantially cut down foreign hard currencies expenditures.”