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NHSO Offers Transparency on Medical Record Discrepancies in 'Mor Prom' App

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The National Health Security Office (NHSO) has pledged to open its disbursement data for inspection following reports of inaccurate medical history records within the 'Mor Prom' application.

The National Health Security Office (NHSO) has announced its readiness to provide transparency regarding hospital disbursement records following public concerns over inaccurate health data appearing in the 'Mor Prom' application. According to a report by Matichon Online, the agency is responding to instances where users discovered discrepancies in their personal medical histories within the digital platform.

For residents and long-term visitors in Thailand who rely on the 'Mor Prom' app to manage health information or verify vaccination and treatment records, this development is significant. Inaccurate data could potentially lead to confusion regarding medical eligibility or insurance claims. The NHSO has encouraged the public to actively monitor their health rights and report any irregularities found within the system to ensure that records are corrected and that hospital billing remains accurate.

While the NHSO has committed to opening its disbursement data for investigation, the full extent of the technical error and the number of affected users remain to be confirmed. Authorities are currently working to address these inconsistencies. Users are advised to check their personal information within the application and contact the relevant health authorities if they identify any data that does not align with their actual medical history.

Translated from Thai.

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