Korawlai Glinpoon

Korawlai Glinpoon is listed by Sanpiti as the Co-founder and Medical Director, responsible for medical oversight within the inpatient stroke rehabilitation program. Her Medical License No. 53552 is published on Sanpiti’s medical team materials. In Sanpiti’s model, the multidisciplinary protocol is led together with PT Kultinee Klinpoon (PT License No. กภ.9032), combining medical management with intensive rehabilitation planning.

Education

No specific education details are listed on the Sanpiti team materials provided.

Work experience

• Co-founder & Medical Director — Sanpiti Stroke Rehabilitation Center (Bangkok).
• Medical Doctor (General Medicine) — Sanpiti Rehabilitation Center (Nawamin, Bangkok).

Clinical focus and techniques

As the physician overseeing Sanpiti’s inpatient stroke rehabilitation protocol, Korawlai Glinpoon works within a hospital-based setup designed for high-frequency therapy and medical safety. The program’s daily rehabilitation is described as dose-focused, delivered as PT and OT sessions multiple times per day, with technology used when appropriate.

• Hospital-based inpatient stroke rehabilitation with 24-hour care and physician oversight.
• Supports technology-based neuroplasticity stimulation as part of the program’s “triple-technology stack”: TMS, PMS, and ESWT (Shockwave).
• Integrated rehabilitation approaches including Mirror Therapy and Robotic Gait training within intensive inpatient sessions.
• Task-specific training delivered through intensive PT/OT programming as part of the inpatient pathway.

Professional societies and certifications

• Medical License No. 53552 (as listed by Sanpiti).

Academic output

No specific academic output details are listed on the Sanpiti team materials provided.

Courses and advanced training

No specific courses or advanced training details are listed on the Sanpiti team materials provided.

Awards and recognition

No specific awards or recognition details are listed on the Sanpiti team materials provided.

Sanpiti’s inpatient stroke rehabilitation is positioned as hospital-based rather than an outpatient-only or nursing-home model, with 24/7 nursing coverage and physician escalation for safety. The clinic provides structured intensive therapy (PT 2–3 times per day, 7 days per week) and uses technology such as TMS, PMS, and ESWT/Shockwave as part of the neuroplasticity-focused program. For international patients, coordinators arrange consultations with the appropriate physician within the Sanpiti network.