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ค่ารักษาพยาบาล

Components

ค่า
รักษา
พยาบาล

Pronunciation

khâa ráksǎa phayaabaan

ค่ารักษาพยาบาล

khâa ráksǎa phayaabaan

medical expenses

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  1. 1 medical expenses、medical treatment costs、medical fees

This noun refers to the costs involved in receiving medical care, such as examinations, treatment, medicine, hospitalization, and nursing care.

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medical expenses、medical treatment costs、medical fees

Noun⭐️3 Common

This refers broadly to expenses paid for medical care. It is common in contexts such as hospital bills, insurance coverage, employee benefits, and compensation.

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Learning notes

Explanation

The word is built from ค่า “cost/fee,” รักษา “to treat,” and พยาบาล “to nurse or provide medical care.” It literally means the cost of treatment and care, and in practice it is a broad word for medical expenses. It can be used in everyday conversation, but it is especially common in administrative contexts such as insurance, employee benefits, receipts, reimbursement, and compensation. Common verbs used with it include จ่าย “pay,” เบิก “claim reimbursement,” and ครอบคลุม “cover.”

Usage

It is commonly used when talking about hospital payments, health insurance, employee medical benefits, compensation for illness or injury, tax matters, and public assistance procedures.

Caution

Although พยาบาล by itself can mean “nurse,” in ค่ารักษาพยาบาล it refers to nursing or medical care, not a separate fee paid to a nurse.

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