As the final dawn of ASEAN 2015 is fast approaching, all member country are busy preparing for this hype of promising Economic Community that will brought progress to both ASEAN and International economic community alike. Thailand’s is looking forward to improve not just the tourism aspect of the country but as well as the whole package of Thailand’s economic zone. One of the concerns is in the medical field which the country enjoying the stability of Medical Tourism. In upcoming event, the question is: Can Thailand still maintains its standing as the leading country in Asia that caters 1.4 million foreign patients for the fast couple of years? This industry has been rapidly thriving and growing but as ASEAN opens changes in medical education and importing medical services like nurses, doctors and other medical staff is one of the considerations. Yanhee General Hospital in Bangkok is one of the well-known beauty hospital’s that tourist and local alike trust its service in terms of medical beauty surgery. Richard Newman, a British national trying hard to describe his condition to a nurse in Yanhee after he undergone a fat removal surgery. In this aspect the medical staff in Thailand should not only be fully aware of current medical staff shortage but also needs to improve their skills in communication as well. This shortage of skilled medical staff will become more transparent once the door opens and ASEAN 2015 enters the scenario. When competition surges to higher level is Thailand still be at the winning end?