Bangkok Hospital Pattaya app flags heart risk fast

Doctors act on the warning signs before a crisis erupts.

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Bangkok Hospital Pattaya is treating heart disease early in its stage using an app-integrated health assessment tool that identifies a patient's 10-year risk in under a minute, its chief information officer said.

“Once a patient finishes the health assessment, their information is available on our BPH Connect app,” Adjariya Ezor, chief information officer at Bangkok Hospital Pattaya and Jomtien Hospital, told the Healthcare Asia Summit 2025 in Kuala Lumpur on 9 April.

“If results show high risks, our platform alerts a cardiologist, books a virtual consult, and schedules a lab test all before they feel a single symptom,” she pointed out.

Colour-coded dashboard

The BPH Connect app, called a “digital nervous system” by the biggest tertiary referral hospital on the Eastern Seaboard of Thailand, features a dashboard that classifies patient health risk scores using a colour-coded system—green for low risk, yellow for moderate, and red for high.

Artificial intelligence (AI)-driven adaptive cardiac devices are set to improve patient outcomes by enabling real-time monitoring and dynamic therapy adjustments, according to a GlobalData report.