I went to Laon Pediatrics and Adolescent Clinic in Saerom-dong, Sejong City.

Last Thursday, my second child suddenly started having trouble eating, saying his throat hurt...

I've been grumbling while I'm sleeping for the past few days, and I wonder if my throat is swollen.

These days, I'm worried because the coronavirus is spreading again, so I started visiting a pediatrician at night.

The pediatric clinic I've been going to since my kids were little is so crowded that it's closing time...

I was looking for a pediatric clinic that opens until 9 o'clock and found one that was not far from my house.

Fortunately, “Laon Pediatrics and Adolescent Clinic” is still open for treatment.

 

Laon Pediatrics and Adolescent Clinic is located on the 3rd floor of Happy Raum W Building, 62-15 Saeromjungang-ro, Sejong City.

 

 

He said his throat hurt, so he wore a mask tightly and went up to the third floor...

They say the coronavirus is making a comeback, but I don't have a fever, so it doesn't seem to be happening...

 

 

Here, the Happy Raum W building is not a straight building, but a ㄷ-shaped building.

I had to park in the parking lot, come up, and then go over to the next building.

When parking, you need to be aware of the location of the building.

Before entering the parking lot!!! " Happy Raum W parking lot entrance " Please check and enter ^^

Laon Pediatrics' clinic hours are as follows:

 

Weekdays: 8:30 - 21:00 (Lunch 12:30 - 14:00)
Saturdays/Holidays: 8:30 - 14:00 (No lunch break)

 

Below is the main entrance of Laon Children and Adolescent Clinic.

There was a pharmacy right across the street.

 

There is a hospital blog, so I looked it up.

They say that "Laon" is a pure Korean word meaning joy.

It is a name that contains the director's heart of always trying to make sure that pretty children can grow up happily and without pain from the children's eye level.

 

 

You all know, right? There's a shortage of pediatricians.

Originally, it started with three pediatricians.

There are only two of you now...

I saw on the blog that it was a hospital that also provided treatment on Sundays, but it was impossible for the director to do it alone.

In an article stating that the medical staff had decided to stop providing Sunday services and take a day off on Sundays...

I can understand it, but it's also a shame...

 

 

My 7-year-old daughter is 113 cm tall, and when I measured her in the morning, she was 114 cm tall.

 

Below is the reception desk that you see when you enter the building.

Two nurses were checking in.

 

On the right side of the reception desk, there are children's books, a TV, and a water fountain, and a keypad for parking registration towards the door.

 

This is the respiratory treatment area, turn left of the TV.

The respiratory therapy room provides respiratory treatment to improve bronchial symptoms, and to improve symptoms of otitis media and otitis externa.

Infrared and laser therapy, nasal irrigation to improve symptoms of sinusitis and rhinitis,

This is a space where you can receive laser treatment, etc.

 

 

Across from the respiratory care unit are the X-ray and optometry rooms.

I heard there's always a radiologist on duty during the week.

 

To the left of the reception desk, there was the Milky Way room, the nursing room, the syringe room, and next to that, the rainbow room.

They say there is also a waiting room for newborns inside the nursing room.

 

 

And if you go across the hallway, there is an IV room, and the IV room is also designed so that children do not get scared when getting shots.

This is a comfortable sap room.

 

Overall, the hospital facilities are designed to make it comfortable and enjoyable for children to visit.

 

My second child has a swollen throat and rhinitis symptoms.

I think it's fortunate that there's no fever compared to how swollen my throat was.

The doctor was kind and explained the symptoms well, so I understood well.

It was my first time here and I really liked it.

 

The second child is now taking medicine and his symptoms are improving.

 

I always feel this way while raising two children, but working moms really need pediatricians who are open late.

So, if there are 3-4 pediatric clinics around my house that are open until 9 o'clock, I can just drive there...

I feel fortunate to live in Sejong City, which has so many pediatric clinics.

 

Below is the Laon Pediatrics and Adolescents blog~

I like that I can get a lot of information from the blog and also get information from medical professionals.

 

 

https://blog.naver.com/raonpediatrics

 

This is an introduction to Laon Pediatrics and Adolescent Clinic in Saerom-dong, Sejong City.