Promoting Health and Giving Back at BDMS Golf 2026

idsMED Thailand is proud to support The Vejdusit Foundation, under the patronage of HRH Princess Galyani Vadhana, in its annual charity golf tournament held on February 5–6, 2026. The event, also supported by Bangkok Dusit Medical Services (BDMS), raises funds to help underprivileged patients, people with disabilities, medical research, and hospital equipment.

This year’s tournament took place at Bangpakong Riverside Country Club in Bangpakong District, Chachoengsao Province—about one hour from Bangkok via the motorway—and included both team and individual competitions. The top winner received a special award from HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn. Participants were mainly hospital directors and executives from across the BDMS hospital network.

BDMS is one of Thailand’s largest private hospital networks, operating over 60 hospitals nationwide. Its network includes major hospital groups such as Bangkok Hospital (31 locations), Samitivej Hospital (8), Phyathai Hospital (7), Paolo Memorial Hospital (7), BNH Hospital (1), and Royal Hospital (2), along with several other local hospitals. Together, these facilities offer more than 9,300 beds and provide comprehensive medical services to communities across Thailand.

Although idsMED typically supports this tournament as a way to give back to BDMS, we usually do not participate in the games. This year, to better connect with the attendees, we coordinated with the organisers to provide bottled water and host a lucky draw for participants. This allowed us to engage directly with hospital executives while supporting the charity, making idsMED the only medical solutions company actively interacting with golfers.

Despite the hot weather, the event provided a valuable opportunity to connect with attendees and showcase our services. By offering cold bottled water, engaging in conversations, and distributing small branded items such as pens and prize dolls, idsMED made a memorable impression, reinforcing its role as a trusted partner to hospitals across Thailand.