พริบตา แทนเจอรีน คลินิก - Pribta Tangerine Clinic
Building,11th Floor Chamchuri Square, 319 อาคารจามจุรีสแควร์ โซนออฟฟิศ ชั้น 11 (319 Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
The dual-brand setup is the right call. Running a trans-specific division alongside general sexual health services under one roof removes the guesswork about whether a clinic actually understands gender-diverse patients. The office-tower setting keeps visits low-key, which matters to patients who would rather not navigate a hospital corridor. Expats in Pathum Wan or Silom who need PrEP, STI screening, or inclusive primary care have a strong option here.
Step off the elevator on the 11th floor and the surroundings are unmistakably corporate: polished corridors, numbered suites, the quiet hum of an air-conditioned office building rather than the antiseptic noise of a hospital ward. Chamchuri Square, owned by Chulalongkorn University and opened in July 2008, is a 40-story Class A tower directly connected by internal walkway to Sam Yan MRT Station, making it the first building in Bangkok to feature that link. Getting here without a car is straightforward. Getting in and out without being seen entering a sexual health clinic is, for many patients, the actual feature.
Pribta Tangerine Clinic runs as two parallel operations. Pribta Clinic handles general sexual health, HIV services, STI screening and treatment, vaccination, and cancer screening for any patient. Tangerine Clinic sits alongside it as a trans-specific practice, explicitly designed for trans and gender-diverse patients. The clinical team draws on over 30 years of specialist experience across these areas, and the on-site laboratory returns certain STI results within two hours. That matters when patients are planning around work schedules or tight transit windows.
The service list covers a lot of ground. HIV screening runs via both Anti-HIV and NAT methods. PrEP and PEP medications are available. STI treatment reaches gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis, and genital warts, with multiple treatment modalities for the last including electrocautery, infrared, and laser. Vaccination covers HPV in four- and nine-strain formulations, hepatitis A and B, and influenza. Mental health services include depression screening and psychological counseling delivered by specialists with experience in sexual diversity, which is rarer than it should be.
Cancer screening extends to both cervical and anal cancer, relevant to a broader patient population than most Bangkok clinics acknowledge.
One practical note: the clinic closes on Sundays and keeps standard weekday hours of 10AM to 6PM, so same-week appointments will need some scheduling flexibility. The Pathum Wan location suits patients based in central Bangkok, with Sam Yan MRT the cleanest approach.