Seoul National University Hospital is a clinic that has been a leader among medical institutions in South Korea for the past 130 years.
It sees 1,700 inpatient and 9,000 outpatient patients every day. Every year, more than 30,000 patients from 80 countries receive medical care. The clinic has 1,350 beds and 120,666 square meters of territory.
| from $50 Doctor’s distance consultation | from $1,800 PET CT | |
| from $500 Male check-up | from $500 Female check-up | |
| from $650 Radiation therapy (course) |
This is a multidisciplinary clinic that covers all types of medical care, however, its main specializations are
Since 1999, the clinic has established a special International Health center, which is designed to provide medical care to foreign patients. Languages supported by this center:
The clinic consists of a Main Hospital, a Children’s Hospital, an Oncology Center, and a Science and Technology Center.
The Oncological Center consists of 26 clinical oncological centers, including 15 specialized oncological and 9 interdisciplinary oncological units and Specialized Information and Educational Cancer Center.
It is intended for the diagnosis of cancer, cardiovascular diseases, allergies and common diseases in adults.
It includes diagnosis of cancer, cardiovascular diseases, allergic and dental diseases, as well as screening before family planning. It is carried out in a short time.
Developed in collaboration with partners in the Partner’s Healthcare System (NCO) of the Harvard Medical School Educational School Alliance. The patient undergoes examinations and is under the supervision of specialists for 24 hours, during which time he is diagnosed and receives a plan of recommendations for improving health directly for himself.
A program for improving health, based on the results of examinations at the Seoul Hospital for patients who have chronic diseases, need for rehabilitation or other health features.
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