(Concern) Is there anyone eligible for the national cancer screening program through the National Health Insurance Service?

The National Health Insurance Service sent me a text message and a KakaoTalk message reminding me to get an ultrasound for liver cancer screening in the first half/second half of the year.

Has anyone received it if they are in their 40s or older and considered high-risk? Also, I wonder if this requires making an appointment at the hospital.

Do I need to make a reservation before visiting the hospital? Or should I show the KakaoTalk message when I visit the hospital in person for registration?

There are some university hospitals on the list. Will I get better care if I go to a university hospital? University hospital vs. general internal medicine

Is it a difference in medical quality or in the patient's share of hospital costs?

Honestly, I'm also 고민되네요.

I'm not sure how much the difference in amount will be.

I'm planning to undergo liver ultrasound and blood tests, and I'm curious about the costs. Generally, the cost of liver ultrasound seems to vary between hospitals. Does anyone know the typical expenses?

I think the money will be higher at the university hospital than at a general internal medicine clinic, but I'm still 고민되네요.

For those who received a message or KakaoTalk from the Health Insurance Corporation regarding liver cancer screening ultrasound in the first half or second half of the year, please exchange information.