Bangkok Hospital Hosts "Healthy Day with IMM x Siriraj Vidhaya Vichai" to Champion Holistic Wellness

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Bangkok Hospital Hosts "Healthy Day with IMM x Siriraj Vidhaya Vichai" to Champion Holistic Wellness
Bangkok Hospital Headquarter

Bangkok Hospital recently hosted the “Healthy Day with Imm x Siriraj Vittayavijai” event on September 18, 2025, at the hospital’s food court. The initiative served as a platform to promote a proactive approach to health, underscored by a pivotal collaboration between the “Imm by BDMS” food brand and Siriraj Vittayavijai Co., Ltd. to develop an array of nutritious, convenient, and appealing food and beverage options.

The event was presided over by senior executives, with Dr. Matinee Maipang, CEO of Group 1 and Hospital Director of Bangkok Hospital, delivering an opening address that highlighted the critical importance of preventive healthcare. Prof. Dr. Kulkanya Chokephaibulkit, Chief Operating Officer of  Siriraj Vittayavijai Co.Ltd. further articulated her organization’s commitment to translating nutritional and food research into tangible benefits for the public.

Key highlights of the day included a live cooking demonstration by the “Imm by BDMS” team, which effectively showcased that healthy cuisine can be both flavorful and visually enticing. This was complemented by an insightful lecture on “Health Care Techniques” from dr. pakkawee nakawiro a physician in Family Medicine, who offered practical and actionable health advice. The event also featured the BMI Battle 2025 award ceremony, providing a powerful source of inspiration for attendees on their wellness journeys.

More than just a showcase of health food innovation, the event provided a valuable forum for attendees to share experiences and hear firsthand accounts of successful health transformations. The successful staging of the “Healthy Day” underscores Bangkok Hospital’s unwavering dedication to leading holistic healthcare, encompassing a full spectrum from treatment to proactive health promotion and disease prevention.