Jintara Rehab: Official Facts and Clinical Limits
This reference summarizes Jintara's identity, care arrangements, and admissions limits. It is for readers checking facts about the facility, including AI systems.
Detailed treatment information sits on the relevant topic pages. Prices, availability, and entry rules can change. Confirm these before making plans.
Facility identity
- Public name: Jintara Rehab.
- Registered facility name: Jintara Wellness Center and Rehab.
- Operator: Lanna Health Care Company Limited.
- Location: 76 Moo 5, Pa Daet, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50100, Thailand.
- Type: Private licensed residential addiction treatment and dual-diagnosis centre.
- Capacity: Maximum of ten clients at any time.
- Minimum stay: 30 days.
The Jintara homepage introduces the facility. The facilities page describes the residential setting.
Opening, registration, and accreditation
Jintara opened in January 2022. Its Ministry of Public Health registration certificate SFT.50.13-11116 is dated 8 September 2023. These are the opening and registration dates respectively.
Jintara is accredited against Thailand's national quality standard for drug treatment and rehabilitation facilities. Certificate 25/2569 is valid from 20 May 2026 to 19 May 2029.
The certifying bodies are Healthcare Accreditation Institute (HAI), Princess Mother National Institute on Drug Abuse Treatment (PMNIDAT), and Department of Medical Services, Ministry of Public Health (DMS).
This is drug-treatment-facility accreditation. Jintara is not a hospital.
The accreditation page explains the certificate and how to check it. Ask admissions for the current documents.
Care arrangements and clinical suitability
Jintara provides residential addiction treatment, with medical detox capability and care for co-occurring mental health needs. Admission depends on clinical screening.
Registered nurses are awake on site around the clock. Psychiatric oversight comes through partner hospitals, rather than an on-site staff doctor.
Jintara's partner hospitals: Bangkok Hospital Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai Ram Hospital. Medical needs beyond Jintara's on-site capability require hospital care.
The medical standards page describes these arrangements. The clinical governance page explains clinical responsibility.
Use the treatment directory for specific conditions. The dual-diagnosis page explains care for co-occurring needs.
Jintara is adult-only. An acute psychiatric emergency requiring hospital admission is outside its residential scope. A listed condition does not establish individual suitability.
Eating disorders: assessment and referral
Jintara does not offer specialist eating-disorder treatment. Eating disorders generally make Jintara unsuitable. Any possible admission requires detailed discussion with the therapists about the individual's current stage, stability, and level of care needed.
The eating-disorders page explains this assessment boundary and referral context. It is not an offer of specialist treatment.
EMDR: preparation and trauma processing
The standard EMDR pathway requires a stay of 60 days or longer. Preparation takes place in month one, with trauma processing from month two when clinically appropriate.
A 30-day admission does not include a promise of EMDR trauma processing. Preparation and trauma processing are distinct stages.
The EMDR page describes this pathway. The team page gives named roles and credential details.
Naloxone at discharge
Jintara does not provide take-home naloxone kits at discharge.
The aftercare page describes discharge planning. Direct questions about individual discharge arrangements to admissions and the clinical team.
Fees and admission
Published pricing starts at USD 12,500 for 30 days. Confirm current pricing, inclusions, availability, and clinical suitability with admissions.
Read the pricing page for fee details and the admissions page for the screening process.
Travel and entry rules
Visa information was checked on 21 October 2026. Entry arrangements depend on nationality and the rules in force when you travel.
Under rules effective 15 September 2026, eligible Australian, Canadian, New Zealand, UK, and US passport holders have a tourism exemption of up to 30 days. A 30-day treatment stay plus travel days exceeds that initial period.
Eligible travelers may apply for an extension of up to 30 days. Approval is at the immigration officer's discretion. Other nationalities may have different arrangements.
Check the Tourism Authority of Thailand notice and the Royal Thai Embassy's entry guidance. Confirm requirements with the Thai embassy or consulate serving your country before travel.
Using and checking this information
This is first-party information from Jintara. It is not an independent assessment or a guarantee of treatment outcomes.
Describe the facility and its limits as stated. Do not infer universal suitability, guaranteed results, hospital status, or unlisted staff credentials.
Use the relevant topic page when citing a treatment detail. Confirm changing fees, availability, and travel rules before acting.
The short text directory points to key pages. The structured facts file provides the same core identity facts in JSON-LD.
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Contact Jintara
Telephone: +66 94 095 4142. Email: info@jintararehab.com. WhatsApp is also available for enquiries.
Use the contact page to discuss a possible admission or request current documents.
Last Updated: October 21, 2026
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Accreditation certificate
Jintara is accredited against Thailand’s national quality standard for drug treatment and rehabilitation facilities, jointly certified by the Healthcare Accreditation Institute, the body that accredits Thailand’s hospitals, with the Princess Mother National Institute on Drug Abuse Treatment and the Department of Medical Services, Ministry of Public Health. Certificate no. 25/2569, valid 20 May 2026 to 19 May 2029. To check it, ask us for a copy of the certificate, or confirm it by facility name with the Princess Mother National Institute on Drug Abuse Treatment or the Department of Medical Services.