Bangkok clinics to help with home care

The National Health Security Office (NHSO) is enlisting the help of more than 3,000 privately-run clinics in Bangkok to treat the “green” group of mild Covid-19 sufferers.

The NHSO has invited the clinics to take part in delivering treatment to infected people in the home isolation programme, said Dr Jadej Thammathach-Aree, the NHSO secretary-general.

The agency will meet interested clinics on Aug 3 to explain what the home isolation service entails, the criteria for disbursing funds to clinics taking part in the programme and how much the clinics will be paid for performing antigen tests on patients.

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 Bangkok Post Reporter

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