Jangjeon-dong Jo Eun Shoulder and Orthopedic Clinic

A few days ago, I twisted my foot while exercising and it hurt badly, so I went to the orthopedic surgeon and was diagnosed with a fracture of the foot bone.

Fractures were the first time in my life, and I thought it was good that I included fracture diagnosis coverage when I signed up for insurance.

When I signed up for the insurance, I was confident that I would never get a fracture and was planning not to include fracture diagnosis coverage, but my sister who was with me insisted strongly, saying you never know what might happen, so I ended up signing up for it!!

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I got injured on Friday evening and visited Jo Eun Shoulder Orthopedic Clinic the next day, Saturday.

I visited the closest place from home by searching on the internet.

There are really many restaurant reviews, but there are almost no hospital reviews, so it's really hard to get information. That's why I try to post about every hospital I visit.

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I will post information about Jo-eun Kkaedongmu Orthopedic Clinic near Oncheonjang Station, which I visited, and share my personal impressions.

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Address: 6th Floor, Woosung Building, 131 Oncheonjang-ro, Geumjeong-gu, Busan

Phone number: 0507 1353 5365 / 051 711 5365

Consultation hours: Monday to Friday 9:00 AM to 6:30 PM

Opening hours: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

Lunch break: 13:00~14:00

Closed days: Sundays and public holidays

Parking lot: Designated parking areas available (1st floor tower parking lot, Daehyo parking lot behind the hospital, Oncheon parking lot)

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These are the information posters attached outside before entering the hospital interior after taking the elevator to the 6th floor.

It was learned that Dr. Lee Sang-hoon, the director of Jo Eun Shoulder and Joint Orthopedics, was also a team doctor for the Lotte Giants.

I thought that not just any doctor could be the Giants team doctor, and even before meeting the doctor, I had a feeling of trustworthiness. I felt like I found a good hospital at a glance through an internet search.

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◆Inside the hospital◆

The inside of the hospital was bright and clean. Since the hospital is a place where sick people come, brightness, cleanliness, and a cheerful environment seem to be essential.

There weren't many visitors, so I registered, took an X-ray immediately, and was able to meet the doctor.

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While filling out the questionnaire and waiting, I looked around inside and saw that the entire wall was covered with clearly visible notes about the medical details.

It's a small clinic, not a large hospital, but it didn't feel like an old, boring hospital that you find in Dongnae; rather, it had a lively and vibrant atmosphere.

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There were treatment rooms for manual therapy, physical therapy, and rehabilitation therapy!!

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Thank you for preparing a wheelchair for me so I could move comfortably when taking X-rays and going back and forth between the director's consultation room.

The male doctor who took the X-ray is a bit older and kindly did it for me. After everything was finished, when we were leaving, my husband had already gone out to move the car, and I was grateful that he took care of me, wondering how I could go alone without crutches.

And the nurse pushed the wheelchair and helped me move. When I sat in the wheelchair and spread my arms a little, she kindly told me to gather them because I could get hurt, and she gently tapped my arm with her hand. If her voice hadn't been gentle, I might have felt a bit upset.

He is telling you to keep your arms close because if you keep them spread out, when you open or close the door, your arms might hit the door or the wall.

Since the elderly often come in with fractures, I tried to understand on my own that they might be used to cautioning others through their actions because they have hearing problems.

I have a somewhat sensitive personality, so I tend to react strongly to things that might seem insignificant.

Overall, they were quite friendly.

And the director's warm and gentle personality was not quite like that, but perhaps because of his extensive experience, he was able to identify the fracture immediately from the X-ray. Since the separation was not clearly visible on the X-ray, he recommended going to a large hospital for a CT scan just in case.

Even without my request, the nurse kindly prepared the X-ray CD in advance, and she also told me what to say when I visit another hospital.

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Since it is Saturday and the hospital may close early, they quickly arranged for us to go to a hospital where we could have a CT scan immediately.

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If you need to undergo a CT or MRI scan due to serious injuries requiring a visit to a large hospital, or if you have minor treatments or physical therapy needs, it might be good to visit Jo Eun Shoulder Hug Orthopedic Clinic.