Sapiens Hospital Signs MOU with the Thai Rugby Union to Strengthen Medical, First Aid, and Healthcare Support
16 July 2026 – Sapiens Hospital continues to expand its strategic business and medical partnerships with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Thai Rugby Union under Royal Patronage at the Association’s new office, with the aim of supporting medical and First Aid services.
The signing ceremony was honored by the presence of Dr. Arnat Udomsakdi, Chairman of the Executive Board of Sapiens Hospital and Police Lieutenant Colonel Kulthon Prachuabmoh, President of the Thai Rugby Union under Royal Patronage, who jointly signed the Memorandum of Understanding.
The ceremony was also highly honored by the presence of Mr. Palakorn Suwanrath, Privy Councillor, and Admiral Pongthep Nuthep, Privy Councillor, who attended the opening ceremony of the Association’s new office and congratulated both parties on this collaboration. Executives and representatives from partner organizations also attended the event, including Mr. Preecha Lalun, Deputy Governor of the Sports Authority of Thailand, representatives from Chang International Co., Ltd., Wycombe Abbey International School, and Chularat Hospital.
Dr. Arnat Udomsakdi, Chairman of the Executive Board of Sapiens Hospital, stated: “This collaboration as a business and medical partner with the Thai Rugby Union marks an important step for Sapiens Hospital in bringing our medical expertise and mobile First Aid preparedness to support the rugby community. Rugby is a physically demanding, high-contact sport. We are prepared to support athletes through on-field First Aid, effective medical treatment, and timely safety care, helping athletes perform to their full potential with the highest possible level of safety.”
The primary objective of this Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is to strengthen collaboration between a medical institution and a sports organization, with a focus on supporting First Aid services, preliminary physical examinations, and the preparedness of medical personnel and resuscitation equipment during competitions. The collaboration aims to promote athlete safety and further enhance standards of medical care for rugby players in Thailand.
