Payment via Busan National University Hospital Mobile Messenger Notification Talk!

I regularly visit Yangsan/Pusan ​​National University Hospital due to illness.

I went to get a CT scan again this time.

I go there thinking that I get regular checkups, so I don't feel any resistance and just think of it as fate.

The doctors, nurses, and staff are all so kind that I think I can continue to go here for a long time. I've been going here for six years.

I go and my husband goes with me.

Then I found out that Pusan ​​National University Hospital was the first in the Busan area to launch a service that allows you to easily pay medical expenses through mobile messenger notifications!

KakaoTalk's first payment service opens in Busan

It is being used effectively to prevent infection by reducing congestion at the counter and shortening the time spent in the hospital, as payment can be made directly through KakaoTalk notifications without waiting for payment after treatment.

This seems like a simple payment system that was created during the COVID-19 pandemic! It's such a convenient payment service, haha.

 

In order to see an outpatient and pay the medical bill, you had to take a number at the payment window, wait for your turn, and after a long wait, when your number was called, you had to pay at the window and receive a paper receipt. Now, you no longer need to go to the payment window to pay the medical bill. Pusan ​​National University Hospital's easy payment service for medical bills via KakaoTalk notifications is a service that allows you to receive KakaoTalk notifications from the hospital and make payments directly through KakaoTalk. Patients and guardians can save themselves the trouble of receiving a number and waiting for payment!

In particular, because it's based on KakaoTalk, users don't need to install a separate app or sign up for membership to make payments. They even provide medical receipts in PDF format. I hadn't known about this until now.

Payment systems also change with the times.

Yangsan/Pusan ​​National University Hospital are connected together, so they are one hospital.

Pusan ​​National University Hospital expects that this service will see a significant increase in usage as it is a mobile messenger notification that is familiar to many people in their daily lives. In addition, it is expected that the congestion at the payment counter will be reduced, and the time patients spend in the hospital will be shortened, which will also help prevent infection. We hope that many people will use it comfortably.

Due to the coronavirus, I've been using bank transfers for phone consultations, and I think the major changes in the payment system have made it more convenient for customers.

I had a CT scan at Yangsan/Busan National University Hospital today. I hope my CT scan results come out well.

Please!