Shinjaho Internal Medicine Clinic is reassuring even when accompanying elderly patients, but I wish the phone guidance had been more friendly.

Did you learn that South Korea is the land of etiquette in the East?

Recently, I have been caring for elderly patients... There are times when I sincerely devote myself to caring for them, but also times when I do not.

I often see elderly people who move slowly and have difficulty understanding speech, which can be frustrating.

Doctors and nurses are also human, so I understand to some extent, but I think it's not right to openly show it.

Shinnae Internal Medicine Clinic is reassuring when it comes to taking care of the elderly.

The doctor treats the elderly with their level of understanding and there is no rushing or hurrying.

The parking space is spacious, so you don't have to worry about transportation.

There are many advantages like this, but because we don't see each other's faces, sometimes when you inquire by phone, the response can be a bit unfriendly.

I didn't have a face-to-face encounter either, so I can't identify who the nurse is.

Since the patient visiting the hospital takes priority, I understand that, but I still feel a little disappointed.

I think it would be better if these points were improved.