WellEra Bangkok Unveils a THB-29 Billion Investment in Wellness Complex

Driving Thailand Towards Becoming a Wellness Hub of the World
Developed by BDMS, with Capella Hotel Group as its residential partner,
WellEra integrates wellness, residential living, hospitality and lifestyle into a pioneering ecosystem designed to support everyday well-being.
WellEra marks the arrival of a new era of living well.

19 June 2026 – Bangkok Dusit Medical Services Public Company Limited (BDMS), has unveiled WellEra, marking a new chapter on the global stage. Representing an investment of more than 29 billion baht in a prime location of Bangkok’s Lumpini district, WellEra is a Wellness-Integrated Ecosystem developed under the concept ‘THE DNA OF WORLD WELL-LIVING’. The project is envisioned as a wellness complex that extends BDMS’s expertise in Healthcare and Scientific Wellness into an integrated ecosystem designed to make healthy living a natural part of everyday life. Seamlessly combining scientific wellness, technology, design, Thai identity and world-class hospitality, WellEra creates an environment that supports long-term health, well-being and quality of life. The WellEra ecosystem comprises four key components: BDMS Wellness Clinic, Wellness Residence, Urban Wellness Retreat and Lifestyle Retail. As part of the development, the residential component will be co-developed in partnership with Capella Hotel Group. Its Capella Residences is celebrated for exceptional refined living and meaningful moments. WellEra is scheduled to open fully in 2030.

Dr. Poramaporn Prasarttong-Osoth, Chairperson of the Executive Committee and President Bangkok Dusit Medical Services Public Company Limited (BDMS), said, For more than five decades, BDMS has earned the trust of clients from Thailand and around the world as a healthcare organisation that combines medical commitment, healthcare innovation and international standards of care to continuously support people’s quality of life. Today, BDMS is taking another step forward from its role as a healthcare provider to helping shape the future of health and quality of life for people in the long term. With a vision that recognises global changes, including ageing populations, the growing prevalence of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), and people’s increasing desire for healthy longevity, BDMS has continuously laid the foundation for Preventive Medicine and Personalized Healthcare long before ‘Wellness’ became a global megatrend. Beginning with RoyalLife Wellness Clinic within its hospital network, the organisation later pioneered Scientific Wellness through BDMS Wellness Clinic and has now extended that journey through WellEra. This marks an important milestone in creating an environment that supports well-being across multiple dimensions of life, so that well-being is no longer merely a goal, but a way of life that can be realised every day. This is founded on the belief that the true value of medicine lies not only in treating disease, but also in preventive healthcare, enabling people to stay healthy, live to their full potential and enjoy a good quality of life at every stage of life.

“BDMS is moving forward with the development of WellEra with an investment of more than 29 billion baht to create a new model of a Wellness-Integrated Ecosystem that seamlessly brings together health, medicine, science, technology and lifestyle under the concept ‘THE DNA OF WORLD WELL-LIVING’. This is a place where good health is no longer merely a goal, but one that responds to the growing global demand for a new model of living in which health, quality of life and healthy longevity can coexist. The project reinforces Thailand’s position as one of the world’s important medical destinations, while highlighting the country’s potential to become an international wellness hub, supported by an environment conducive to quality of life and healthcare services that meet international standards. Located in the heart of Lumpini, one of Bangkok’s most strategic districts, WellEra brings together urban connectivity, green spaces, quality of life and enduring liveability. The project also integrates Scientific Wellness and Preventive Medicine into multiple dimensions of daily life, enabling Healthspan; the ability to live longer in good health; to become a genuine part of everyday well-living.”

“We believe WellEra reflects an important milestone in evolving from the role of healthcare provider to helping shape the future of living for people in the long term. It is founded on the belief that the factors that determine people’s health are not found solely within healthcare systems, but within every element of daily life. At the same time, this project represents another important opportunity to build upon Thailand’s strengths on the global stage as a destination for health and sustainable quality of life.” Dr. Poramaporn added.

Dr. Tanupol Virunhagarun, Chief Executive Officer of BDMS Wellness Group, Bangkok Dusit Medical Services Public Company Limited (BDMS), said: “Globally, people have an average lifespan of 71.4 years, but a healthspan of only 61.9 years, while Thais have an average lifespan of approximately 75.3 years and a healthspan of 65.8 years. These figures reflect that many people spend more than the last 10 years of their lives living with illness and relying on healthcare systems. At the same time, scientific evidence has demonstrated that lifestyle behaviours and surrounding environments play a role in determining health that is no less important than genetics. This has driven a global shift from Reactive Healthcare to Proactive Healthcare and Scientific Wellness, which aims to help people live longer while maintaining good health. This trend not only reflects a transition towards a society that places greater importance on healthy longevity, but also serves as one of the key drivers supporting the vision of ‘Wellness Hub Thailand: The Land of Life’, which aims to position Thailand as a global Wellness Hub. Today, the Global Wellness Economy is valued at more than US$6.8 trillion and is projected to reach US$9.8 trillion by 2029. Thailand is emerging as one of the key markets within the global wellness economy, with a market value exceeding US$42.7 billion, or approximately 1.4 trillion baht. Key growth drivers include Wellness Tourism, which has grown by 36.4%, and Wellness Real Estate, which has expanded by 22.9%, making it one of the fastest-growing sectors. These trends demonstrate that people around the world are no longer seeking longevity alone, but are increasingly looking for living ecosystems designed to support quality of life alongside long-term health. They also reflect Thailand’s potential to build on its strengths in healthcare services, tourism, Thai hospitality, Thai cuisine and traditional Thai medicine to become a regional Wellness Hub. This is aligned with the Government’s policy to position Thailand as a Medical & Wellness Hub and its ambition to expand the health economy to more than 1.98 trillion baht, representing over 11% of national GDP in the future.”

Dr. Tanupol added “The Wellness-Integrated Ecosystem concept, which places health at the centre of every dimension of WellEra, is founded upon BDMS’s Scientific Wellness approach. It seamlessly connects medical knowledge, science, technology, lifestyle and nature, while integrating the principles of Scientific Wellness and Preventive Medicine into everyday living. The objective is to ensure that good health is no longer something experienced only within healthcare facilities, but becomes a genuine part of daily life. The WellEra Ecosystem comprises four key components that are interconnected and mutually supportive within a single ecosystem: Branded Residence: wellness-focused residences that combine world-class service standards with wellness living. Wellness Clinic: a preventive healthcare clinic that helps people better understand their health, develop appropriate wellness blueprint and build behaviours that support long-term well-being. Urban Wellness Retreat: a wellness retreat designed for rest, well-being and balanced living. Lifestyle Retail: retail and lifestyle spaces designed for everyday living, social interaction and the creation of a quality community. Each component has been designed to work seamlessly together to support health, quality of life and healthy longevity in the long term. “WellEra is intended to serve as a model for wellness-focused developments and contribute to Thailand’s journey towards becoming a Wellness City, with the ultimate goal of becoming a Wellness Country.”

WellEra is also creating a new driving force for residential living by shifting the perspective from investing in buildings as physical assets to investing in an ecosystem that delivers high wellness value. The project integrates preventive healthcare infrastructure into everyday living, creating an environment where health support becomes a continuous part of daily life. In the past, people may have chosen their homes based on location, convenience or luxury. In the future, people will increasingly choose where they live based on a development’s ability to support health, quality of life and healthy longevity. Drawing on more than two decades of pioneering experience in Preventive Medicine and Scientific Wellness, as well as extensive experience caring for people over the years, BDMS Wellness Clinic has transformed its medical expertise, health science knowledge and data-driven insights into the ‘BDMS Wellness Clinic 6S+ Strategy: The Science of Living Well’. Derived from the principles of Scientific Wellness and Lifestyle Medicine, the framework is built around six key dimensions: Sleep, Strong, Soul, Smart, Social and Span. These six dimensions serve as the foundation for designing lifestyle experiences that promote well-being, from quality sleep and physical and mental well-being, to the use of technology to support daily living, meaningful social interaction, and healthy longevity with strength and well-being.

Dr. Tanupol explained that this approach is founded on scientific evidence showing that human health is determined not only by genetics or healthcare alone, but is also significantly influenced by the environments and lifestyles people experience in their daily lives. Particularly, the home is where people spend more than one-third of their lives. For this reason, WellEra has adopted leading international building standards as the foundation for the design and development of the project. These include LEED Gold, which focuses on environmental sustainability; Fitwel 3-Star, which promotes the well-being of building users; and WELL Platinum, the highest level of wellness certification developed from medical and scientific knowledge to assess how a designed environment can positively influence residents’ health, quality of life and long-term well-being.

WellEra also incorporates the concept of ‘6S+ Surrounding’, which builds upon research showing that people spend more than 90% of their lives indoors, take more than 20,000 breaths each day, and spend approximately one-third of their lives sleeping. Drawing on the principles of Scientific Wellness, WellEra applies this knowledge to the design of the living environment, from Air and Water to Light, Sound, and Indoor Thermal Conditions, including temperature and humidity. The objective is to make the residential environment itself an integral part of promoting long-term health and quality of life. The key elements include:

Air: Supporting Quality of Life through Healthy Air Standards — Air is one of the most important factors affecting human health and quality of life, particularly the respiratory system. International studies have shown that exposure to elevated levels of PM2.5 and carbon dioxide (CO2) may affect cognitive function, sleep quality and long-term health outcomes. WellEra therefore applies medical-grade air quality management principles to the project design to create an environment that supports well-being. The project incorporates a PM2.5 filtration system with up to 95% efficiency at a MERV-14 (Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value) standard, which helps eliminate viruses and germs. This is the same standard used in intensive care units (ICUs).

Water: High-Quality Water as the Foundation of Sustainable Health — Medical research increasingly highlights the impact of contaminants that may be present in water sources. Studies have identified microplastics in arterial plaque, which are associated with an increased risk of myocardial infarction (MI) and stroke. Research has also examined exposure to water by-products such as trihalomethanes (THMs), which may be linked to an elevated risk of bladder cancer. WellEra therefore places strong emphasis on water quality management from source to consumption, ensuring that residents receive clean, safe and suitable water for both domestic use and drinking. Water for domestic use is treated through Carbon Filtration and UV systems to reduce contaminants, while drinking water undergoes additional specialised filtration to minimise microplastics and other microscopic impurities. This reflects a preventive healthcare approach that begins with the details of everyday life.

Light: A Critical Factor in Circadian Rhythm and Sleep Quality — Light does more than provide illumination. It plays an important role in regulating the body’s Circadian Rhythm, which affects sleep, alertness, mood and overall well-being. Research has shown that adequate exposure to natural daylight during the day can improve concentration, stimulate serotonin production and support a positive mood. Reducing light intensity in the evening and sleeping in an appropriately dark environment helps support melatonin production and sleep quality. WellEra incorporates Circadian-Friendly Light Design throughout the project. The development also adopts a Daylight Balance Without Fatigue approach by maintaining a Unified Glare Rating (UGR) of 16 or below, ensuring that every space has appropriate access to natural daylight while supporting the body’s natural biological rhythm.

Sound: Quiet Environments that Support Health and Restful Living — Environmental noise, particularly night-time noise, is one of the key factors affecting sleep quality and long-term health. Research has found that a continuous increase of 10 decibels (dB) in residential noise exposure may stimulate stress hormone production, reduce deep sleep, increase heart rate and blood pressure during sleep, and raise the risk of stroke. Among older adults, the associated risk may increase by as much as 27%. For this reason, every aspect of WellEra incorporates Acoustic Engineering principles through the installation of High Performance Walls meeting the STC-60 (Sound Transmission Class) standard, helping reduce external noise by up to 60 decibels (dB) and creating an environment conducive to rest, sleep and everyday living.

Thermal: Balancing Temperature and Humidity for Better Health — Research suggests that appropriate temperature and humidity levels can help reduce the risk of Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) while supporting overall health. Inappropriate humidity levels may increase the risk of airborne pathogens, with humidity below 40% supporting viral survival and humidity above 60% encouraging mould growth. WellEra therefore maintains indoor relative humidity at a comfortable level of 50–65% RH (Relative Humidity) in accordance with ASHRAE standards. This helps create a comfortable living environment while reducing the risks associated with mould growth and airborne contaminants that may affect the respiratory system.

Another key element that distinguishes WellEra is “Healthcare Humanware Supported by BDMS”, a healthcare concept that connects everyday living with an integrated healthcare support system, making health management a continuous part of daily life. Residents are supported by a dedicated team of nurses and medical professionals available 24 hours a day, complemented by specialised healthcare services tailored to individual needs. The programme also incorporates Adaptive Lifetime Integration, enabling personalised health management approaches to evolve in accordance with each stage of life and changing individual requirements. To provide greater confidence in long-term well-being, safety and quality of life, WellEra also offers comprehensive emergency support services, including ambulance services and emergency medical air transfer capabilities through Emergency Helicopter & Ambulance services.

Dr. Tanupol added that BDMS is creating a new phenomenon by combining its medical philosophy with Capella Hotel Group, renowned for excellence in the craft of hospitality to develop a fully integrated wellness residential concept under the name “Capella Residences Bangkok at WellEra”. The project is founded on the belief that “a good home is not just a place to live, but a place that helps us sleep well, breathe well, find peace of mind, maintain strong health and live well longer.” As the first Capella Residences in Thailand, this collaboration brings together world-class service standards that emphasise privacy, attention to detail and personalised care, seamlessly integrating them into every aspect of the residential experience.

In 2025, BDMS reported total revenue of 113.272 billion baht, with wellness-related businesses accounting for approximately 12% of total group revenue, representing around 13.6 billion baht. These figures are clear proof that wellness is no longer a niche business, but has become one of the organisation’s key drivers. Over the years, BDMS has earned the trust of clients from more than 150 nationalities worldwide. These developments reflect the surging global demand for Scientific Wellness and demonstrate how wellness has evolved from a business opportunity into an important factor shaping the future of healthcare. “WellEra will help advance Thailand’s role on the international stage and support the country’s journey towards becoming a Wellness Destination of the World,” Dr. Tanupol concluded.

This vision has also attracted the confidence of a leading global partner, Capella Hotel Group, who recognise Thailand’s potential as a future destination for health, wellness and quality living. Roland Fasel, President of Capella Hotel Group, said: "Excellence in hospitality is the foundation of everything we do. The personalisation, the attention to craft, the bespoke experiences that make each stay entirely one's own. We share BDMS's vision to take that spirit of service further into something more enduring, into the quality and vitality of how people live every day. There is no better city than Bangkok and no better partner than BDMS to shape the future of luxury living. We are already anchored by Capella Bangkok, the world's best hotel in 2024, and our roots in this city will only deepen from here."

Miss Thitiporn Nookong, AVP - Property Development and Managing Director of BDMS Silver, Bangkok Dusit Medical Services Public Company Limited (BDMS), said that WellEra is the result of collaboration among specialists from around the world across multiple disciplines, including healthcare, wellness, architecture, engineering, hospitality and urban development. Together, they have transformed a vision of well-being into a Future Wellness Living Ecosystem, where every component has been designed to connect residential living, healthcare, recreation and everyday lifestyle within a single ecosystem. The project aims to support long-term quality of life and make well-being a natural part of everyday living. The WellEra development spans more than 2 million square feet (over 200,000 square metres) and comprises: Branded Residence: wellness-focused residence that combine world-class service standards with wellness living under the Capella brand, a global partner, comprising 45 floors and 262 units Wellness Clinic: a preventive healthcare clinic Urban Wellness Retreat: a wellness retreat comprising 20 floors and 168 guestrooms Lifestyle Retail: retail and lifestyle spaces designed for everyday living The project has also been carefully planned to support healthy living and wellness-promoting activities through green spaces, public areas and shared facilities designed to encourage interaction among people.

Another distinctive feature of the project is the “Smile Building” concept, which was developed from the belief that a great building should not be measured solely by its beauty or height, but by its ability to create a positive experience for the people who use it every day. The design places importance on a sense of safety, comfort, peace of mind, connection with nature, and interaction among people, much like a smile that conveys positive feelings from the very first encounter. The concept was developed in collaboration with Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), a leading New York-based architectural firm behind Hudson Yards, Lotte World Tower in Seoul, and more than 300 landmark buildings across 40 countries worldwide. KPF has combined international design standards with the charm of Thai hospitality and the context of Bangkok to create a residential experience that reflects both global standards and local identity in harmony, while establishing WellEra as a model for future Wellness Living developments.

In addition, every space within WellEra has been designed with the well-being of its users in mind through the concept of the “Smile Curve of Daily Life”, which aims to create a balanced rhythm for everyday living; from movement, rest and healthcare to social interaction. The project also incorporates Biophilic Design to strengthen the connection between people and nature, supporting both physical and mental well-being. At the same time, it promotes active urban living through green spaces, pedestrian pathways and a direct bridge connection to Lumpini Park, connecting people with nature while extending the experience of better living into the city’s public spaces. WellEra also places strong emphasis on the selection of materials and technologies that support both well-being and sustainability, including Low Carbon Concrete, Low VOC and Non-VOC materials, advanced fresh-air systems and real-time air-quality monitoring systems, helping create an environment that genuinely supports long-term quality of life.

“WellEra has not been developed merely as a real estate project or a new landmark for Bangkok. It represents a new living lifestyle that seamlessly integrates healthcare, wellness, hospitality and urban living into a single, fully connected ecosystem. Our goal is to elevate residential standards and quality of life while supporting Bangkok’s and Thailand’s growing role as a global destination for wellness,” concluded Miss Thitiporn.

WellEra is scheduled to open fully in 2030. For more information about WellEra, please visit www.wellerabangkok.com.

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About WellEra

WellEra is a Wellness-Integrated Ecosystem developed by BDMS Wellness Clinic, the preventive healthcare centre under Bangkok Dusit Medical Services Public Company Limited (BDMS), Thailand’s private healthcare network and one of the Asia-Pacific region’s recognised leaders in healthcare and Scientific Wellness. Located in the prime location of Bangkok’s prestigious Lumpini district, WellEra has been designed to seamlessly integrate health, residential living, hospitality and lifestyle within a single ecosystem that supports long-term well-being, healthy longevity and quality of life across every dimension of living. The project is founded on the belief that the future of healthcare should not be confined to hospitals and clinics alone, but should be embedded into everyday life through thoughtfully designed environments, services and living experiences that actively promote holistic well-being. By bringing together branded residence, wellness clinic, urban wellness retreat, lifestyle retail & community within a single integrated ecosystem under the concept ‘The DNA of World Well-Living,’ WellEra seeks to establish a new benchmark for healthy living and quality longevity. The project is designed to redefine the future of wellness-focused living, creating an environment where health, well-being and healthy longevity are seamlessly embedded into everyday life, while further strengthening Thailand’s position as one of the wellness destinations of the world.

ABOUT CAPELLA HOTEL GROUP

Capella Hotel Group elevates hospitality through stewardship and artistry. From Singapore, our two luxury brands—Capella Hotels and Resorts and Patina Hotels & Resorts—transform heritage sites into living culture and conscious travel into meaningful connection. Recognised globally for excellence, we craft hospitality icons and embed care for people and place throughout our portfolio. www.capellahotelgroup.com

ABOUT CAPELLA HOTELS AND RESORTS

Capella Hotels and Resorts embodies excellence in the craft of hospitality. Our constellation spans Asia Pacific with future openings in the Middle East and Europe. Each property is a custodian of heritage, reflecting meticulous restoration and unseen artistry to offer experiences that illuminate travel. Named Best Hotel Brand by Travel + Leisure for three consecutive years, Capella combines the highest levels of craftsmanship with personalised service to create bespoke luxury. Auriga Spa, our signature wellness sanctuary inspired by lunar cycles, brings holistic wellbeing to each destination. www.capellahotels.com

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