Specialties
Reports that name this provider
- Cancer Screening Quality in South Korea
- Health screening center established in 1980 as Korea's first dedicated screening center, serves approximately 25,000 patients annually with state-of-the-art facilities, with prices ranging from $830-$920 (base packages) to $5,300-$5,700 (premium packages)
- Cancer Treatment Cost Savings in South Korea
- Offers cancer treatment packages ranging from $7,000 to $30,000 depending on cancer type and complexity; comprehensive packages include treatment, accommodation, transportation, investigations, surgery, medicines, and consumables
- Detox Program Quality in South Korea
- JCI-accredited since 2010
- Diagnostic Turnaround in South Korea
- Provides 24-hour emergency medical care for foreign patients with fluent English-speaking physicians; offers one-stop medical services where patients can be consulted, admitted, treated, and discharged same day
- End-of-Life Counseling in South Korea
- Part of Catholic Medical Center network affiliated with Catholic University of Korea. Cares for patients based on Catholic ideals, striving to ease physical ailment and spiritual pain through integrated treatment.
- Hospital Accreditation in South Korea
- JCI accreditation received in 2010, reaccreditations in 2013 and 2016, achieved JCI 5th Accreditation in 2022.
- Medical Technology in South Korea
- Part of Catholic University of Korea; operates five robotic platforms (four da Vinci Xi, one da Vinci SP) at dedicated Robotic Surgery Center; performed world's first clinical 3D-printed custom trachea transplant (2024)
- Oncologic Surgery Quality in South Korea
- Reached 1,000 cases of laparoscopic surgery for prostate cancer in 2019 for first time in Korea; accumulated 3,000 cases of robotic surgery using both da Vinci Xi and SP systems
- Ophthalmologic Surgery Quality in South Korea
- Performed approximately 5,500 corneal transplantations as of December 2023, highest for single institution in Korea. Performed 700th corneal endothelium transplantation using DMEK. The Eye Center performs 20% of all corneal transplants in Korea.
- Prenatal Care Quality in South Korea
- Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology has over 20 board-certified obstetricians and gynecologists specializing in maternal-fetal medicine, gynecologic oncology, or reproductive endocrinology. NICU equipped with 50 beds staffed year-round by experienced neonatologists and maternal-fetal medicine specialists.
- Second Opinion Services in South Korea
- Offers formal Second Opinion Service as document-based program with processing times ranging from 3-10 days depending on patient condition complexity. International Healthcare Center faculty coordinates cases with appropriate specialists. Expert opinions available from top-level specialists without need for in-person visit.
- Transplant Capabilities in South Korea
- affiliated with Catholic University; among Korea's leading transplant centers