Planning retirement or nursing home care in Thailand?

Your initial conversation with Baan is free. We explain any Baan fees and any referral arrangement relevant to your options before you decide. If you choose a provider, you normally contract with and pay that provider directly. Optional Baan concierge work is quoted and agreed in writing before it begins. Provider prices depend on the person’s needs, the location and the service, so ask each provider for a written quote for your situation.

We can currently make introductions in Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Hua Hin. We are building our provider network in Pattaya and Chonburi. What is available still differs by area and by type of support, so we confirm what we can actually offer for your situation before any introduction. Our guides to Chiang Rai and Phuket are general information about retiring there; we do not currently make introductions in those areas.

Independent providers, not Baan. Accommodation, personal care, nursing, treatment and other specialist services are delivered by the provider you choose, under its own contract, licences and terms. Our role is guidance, checking suitability before an introduction, and coordinating the steps agreed with you.

Sometimes, but it depends on the person’s doctors, the specific provider and whether travelling is safe for them. A move should only be considered after the person’s GP or specialist has advised on fitness to travel and the care needed, and after a provider has assessed them. We can help you ask the right questions, but Baan does not assess or guarantee clinical safety.

Yes. Wherever possible we want to hear from the person themselves: where they would like to live, what matters to them day to day and what worries them. We ask for their consent before sharing their details with any provider. If they cannot make the decision themselves, we ask who has the legal authority to act for them, and their known wishes still shape the options we discuss.