I visited Raon Pediatric and Adolescent Clinic in Saerom-dong, Sejong City.

Last Thursday, my second child suddenly said his throat hurt and he was having difficulty eating...

A few days ago, I started snoring loudly when I sleep, and I wonder if my throat is swollen.

These days, since COVID-19 is resurging again, I started looking for nighttime pediatric clinics because I'm worried.

The pediatric clinic my children have been attending since they were young is so crowded that they are already full.

Looking for a pediatric clinic that sees patients until 9 o'clock, near my house.

Raon Pediatric and Adolescent Clinic is fortunately still open for consultations.

 

Raon Pediatric and Adolescent Clinic is located on the 3rd floor of the Happy Realm W Building at 62-15 Saerom Central Road, Sejong City.

 

 

On the way up to the third floor, I was told my throat hurts, so I made sure to press my mask tightly.

They say COVID-19 is surging again... but since I don't have a fever, I don't think it's that...

 

 

Here, the Happy Realm W building is not a straight building but has a D-shaped structure.

I parked in the parking lot and came up, then had to cross over to the next building.

When parking, I realized it's important to be familiar with the building's location.

Before entering the parking lot, be sure to check the "Happy Raum W Parking Entrance" and then proceed ^^

The consultation hours for Raon Pediatrics are as follows.

 

Weekday: 08:30 - 21:00 (Lunch: 12:30 - 14:00)
Public holidays / Holidays: 08:30 - 14:00 (No lunch break)

 

Below is the main entrance of Raon Pediatric and Adolescent Clinic.

There is a pharmacy right across from us.

 

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

"Raon" is said to be a pure Korean word meaning joy.

It was a name that reflected the director's heartfelt desire to always see children from their perspective, ensuring that beautiful children grow up healthy and happy without illness.

 

 

Everyone knows, right? The shortage of pediatric specialists..

It originally started with three pediatric specialists.

Now only the two of you are here...

I saw on the blog that it was a hospital that also treated patients on Sundays, but it was impossible for the director alone to handle it.

In the article stating that Sunday clinics have been discontinued and medical staff have decided to take a day off on Sundays...

I understand and feel sorry about it.

 

 

Our 7-year-old daughter is 113 centimeters tall; when measured in the morning, she's 114 centimeters.

 

Below is the reception area visible when entering the hospital.

Two nurses were registering patients.

 

On the right side of the reception desk, there are children's books, a TV, and a sink, along with a keypad for parking registration near the door.

 

This is the respiratory therapy area; if you turn to the left of that TV, you'll find it.

The respiratory therapy room provides respiratory treatments to improve bronchial symptoms and treatments for the relief of symptoms associated with otitis media and external auditory canal inflammation.

Infrared and laser therapy, nasal irrigation for the improvement of symptoms of sinusitis (rhinosinusitis) and rhinitis.

This is a space where you can receive laser treatment and other procedures.

 

 

There is an X-ray room and a vision testing room opposite the respiratory treatment area.

The radiology technician is always on duty during the week.

 

On the left side of the reception area, there is the Milky Way Room, the nursing room, the syringe room, and next to it, the Rainbow Room.

It is said that there is also a newborn waiting room inside the nursing room.

 

 

And if you cross to the other side of the corridor, there is an infusion room where children can receive injections without being afraid.

This is an IV room with a comfortable atmosphere.

 

Overall, the hospital facilities are charming and designed to make children feel comfortable and happy when they visit.

 

Our second child has a swollen throat and symptoms of rhinitis.

I'm glad that there is no fever despite the swelling in my throat more than I expected.

The doctor is also kind and explains the symptoms well, so I understand them easily.

I just visited for the first time, and I really liked it.

 

Currently, the second child is taking medication and their symptoms are improving.

 

As always, raising two children makes me realize that working moms really need pediatric clinics that stay open late.

So, if there are only 3-4 pediatric clinics around the house that provide treatment until 9 o'clock, I can just drive there...

I am truly glad to live in Sejong City, where there are many pediatric clinics.

 

Below is the Raon Pediatric and Adolescent Clinic blog~

You can get various information on the blog, and it's also good because you can find information about medical staff.

 

 

https://blog.naver.com/raonpediatrics

 

I introduced the new Saerom-dong Raon Pediatric and Adolescent Clinic in Sejong City.