His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn's commitment to national development, aimed at enhancing stability and improving the well-being of his people, aligns with the principles of sustainable development—particularly in ensuring equitable access to medical care. This vision led to the creation of the "Happy and Healthy Citizen Project by the Royal Medical Team," a collaborative initiative between the Crown Property Bureau and medical volunteers. Since its inception in 2022, the project has carried out 42 mobile units across all regions, covering 24 provinces. It has provided treatment to a total of 19,725 patients, addressing cataract and dental health issues.
On 4th April 2025, the Crown Property Bureau in collaboration with Banphaeo General Hospital (Public Organisation), the Siam Commercial Bank PCL, SCB Foundation, the Siam Cement PCL, SCG Foundation, the Airports of Thailand PCL, the Royal Bangkok Sports Club and partner organisations, hosted the sixth round of the 2025 "Happy and Healthy Citizen Project by the Royal Medical Team" to offer equal and timely access to medical care for people in remote areas nationwide. The project successfully provided surgical treatment for 297 eye patients, six of whom were tenants of the Crown Property Bureau, at Phaisalee Hospital, Nakhon Sawan Province. On this occasion, the Deputy Governor of Nakhon Sawan presided over the opening ceremony. Together with executives from the Crown Property Bureau, government agencies, and partner organisations, they distributed eyeglasses and provided support for the medical team, volunteers and patients.
Phaisalee Hospital is a 60-bed, medium-sized community facility that offers a range of services including general medical care, dental treatment, physiotherapy, and traditional Thai medicine. As part of the RSA network, the hospital also provides free contraceptive services.