K Medical
Many countries have taken a growing interest in Korea’s disease control system, test kits, medical devices, face masks, protective suits, and hand sanitizers.
K Medical
Many countries have taken a growing interest in Korea’s disease control system, test kits, medical devices, face masks, protective suits, and hand sanitizers.
Laser Eye Surgery at Gangnam Seoul Bright Eye Clinic
After 4 years of living in South Korea, Gangnam Seoul Bright Eye Clinic finally presented me with the opportunity to get corrective eye…
Foreign Language Hospitals
Clinics and hospitals catered to foreigners in KoreaFilters
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3, Teheran-ro 87-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
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19 Nonhyeon-ro 167-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
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80, Ieum 5-ro, Seo-gu, Incheon
Recent Stories
How to Get Vaccines for Children in South Korea
All babies in South Korea can receive vaccines for free from their local pediatrician. Beginning in 20202, this service was suspended at public health centers. However, this service has now…
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Unique Self Care Experiences in Korea
We must admit that 2022 was a tough year for all of us. We faced a lot of challenges on our way, overcame some fears and insecurities, learned new lessons, and became stronger. At the same…
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The Benefits of Barefoot Walking in Korea
Barefoot Walking is one of South Korea’s biggest health trends of 2023. With origins in traditional medicine, those who partake believe it has numerous health benefits. Below you will…
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Hair loss in Korea
“I am going bald” is probably the first thing that I said in the new year 2023. The amount of hair loss I have experienced recently is just so unnerving. I have done a lot of research on how…
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Birth Control Pills in Korea
This is a sensitive topic but as a female foreigner living in Korea who does not know Korean, it is not always easy to consult with a doctor about birth control pills or explore your options.…
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Government Support for Single Mothers & Fathers in Korea
South Korea has an increasing amount of support available for single mothers. It’s not only available to Koreans, but also to foreigners whose children are South Korean citizens. So, if…
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Free General Health Check-up Procedure in Korea (NHIS)
Last Thursday I had a free general health check-up according to my health insurance plan. It went smoothly and here I will share with you some of my experiences hoping that this will help you…
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English-Speaking OBGYN in Korea with Natural Birth Services
These OBGYN clinics are English-friendly. When I was preparing to give birth, I did a lot of research and decided that a natural birth was the correct option for me. I went to a lot of clinics…
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Winter Flu: Preventative Measures
This year we not only have corona to worry about, but also the seasonal, winter flu. A big portion of getting sick is just about luck. However, there are some simple things that we can do in…
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Seoul Transportation Subsidy for Pregnant Women
The Seoul Metropolitan Government has a program to provide a transportation subsidy for pregnant women. The benefit is available for Korean residents and foreign spouses of Korean nationals…
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How to Apply for a Pregnancy Voucher in Korea
The South Korean government issues pregnancy vouchers to expecting mothers. These vouchers can be used for any additional medical expenses not covered by insurance during the period of…
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Wisdom Tooth Removal in Korea: My Experience
Recently, I visited the dentist for a wisdom tooth removal. Now, I have almost completely recovered. In this article, I will talk about my experience and give some recommendations to make this…
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Mental Health Awareness: ED Triggers in Korea
Many foreigners who come to South Korea, end up struggling with eating disorders at some point during their stay. In a country where beauty isn’t in the eye of the beholder, here are…
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Korean Herb Of The Month: Ginkgo Biloba
Welcome back to another Korean Herb Of The Month article! Known as a “living fossil”, this tree can be traced back to the time of the Three Kingdoms in Korea. The golden kernels of…
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Laser Eye Surgery at Gangnam Seoul Bright Eye Clinic
After 4 years of living in South Korea, Gangnam Seoul Bright Eye Clinic finally presented me with the opportunity to get corrective eye surgery. With Dr. Park’s guidance and skills, I…
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Guidelines on Entering Korea September 2022
I had a flight from Bangkok to Incheon on 24th August 2022 and I am writing this article to help foreigners through the process of entering Korea (from beginning to end). So far, the procedure…
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Korean NHIS: How Much it Costs & Who Needs It
If you are coming to Korea to study or work, you need to know about Korean NHIS (National Health Insurance). When I first came to Korea, I knew nothing about it and suffered some pretty big…
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An Introduction Korea’s Medical System
Korea’s medical system is fundamentally different from the one I am used to in my homeland. There is no free medicine here, and prices in hospitals of different categories for the same…
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Korean Traditional Medicinal Practices to Improve Your Daily Life
Even if you are still in your 20s, your health condition may not be as great as you would like it to be. Am I right? The modern lifestyle and the fast-paced way of living may have started to…
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Getting A Tattoo in South Korea: Booking to Aftercare
Well, you may have heard that the Korean supreme court upheld the decision to make tattooing a medical procedure. If you’re ready to get rebellious and support some artists in light of…
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