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Thai Government Launches 'Caregiver' Feature on Mor Prom Platform
A new 'Caregiver' feature has been introduced on the Mor Prom digital platform to assist relatives in managing health services for the elderly and vulnerable groups.
According to a report by Thai Post on July 31, 2026, the Thai government has launched a new 'Caregiver' feature integrated into the Mor Prom digital health platform. This initiative is designed to facilitate the care of elderly individuals and vulnerable populations by allowing designated relatives to manage health-related services on their behalf.
By utilizing Digital ID verification, the system aims to streamline the process for caregivers, removing the previous requirement for shared accounts or complex authentication methods. This update is intended to simplify access to public health services for those who may require assistance navigating digital platforms.
For residents and long-term expats in Thailand, this development may simplify the management of health appointments and records for family members who are elderly or have specific care needs. It represents a shift toward more inclusive digital governance in the healthcare sector.
At this stage, specific details regarding the full scope of services accessible through the 'Caregiver' feature and the exact technical requirements for Digital ID registration remain to be confirmed. Users are encouraged to monitor the official Mor Prom application for further updates on how to link accounts and utilize these new administrative tools.
Translated from Thai.
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