A review of Seoul Family Clinic, the hospital to visit when you suddenly get sick on the weekend.

Seoul Family Clinic

address
11, Toegye-ro 86-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul (146m from Exit 4 of Sindang Station)

contact

02-2237-5505

 

1 family medicine specialist

 

Clinic hours
Weekdays 08:30 - 19:00
Weekends 08:30 - 15:00
Break time 13:00 - 14:10

 

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Seoul Family Clinic may be a little difficult to find because it is not located right on the main street or in front of the subway station.

It's about three blocks from Shindang Station.

It's not too far though, so you can walk there.

 

 

Seoul Family Council is a small local council.
It's an old, authentic local hospital, so it looks a bit worn out on the outside, but the inside is clean.
It's really embarrassing when you suddenly get sick on the weekend or on a day off.

When it feels like going to the emergency room is too much, and over-the-counter medication won't work right away! Whenever I suddenly get sick like that, I always go to this hospital.
There are almost no hospitals in this area that are open on Sundays.
And it's a really kind hospital where you can quickly receive only the treatment you need.
If you look at other reviews, you will always see comments saying that they are friendly.
We are open until 3pm on Sundays.
I also went there around lunchtime on a Sunday. Other hospitals only open briefly in the morning and then close, but here, there was plenty of time, so I didn't feel rushed mentally, which was nice.

 

As for the treatment style, I don't think the director overtreats patients.
I was worried they might just give me a quick overview because it's the weekend, but they actually asked me thoroughly about any discomfort I had and whether I was taking any medications. They prescribed only the medications I needed.

 

I went on Sunday because I had symptoms of enteritis.

He said he would check my stomach thoroughly while I was lying on the bed.

I kept vomiting and going to the bathroom while I was in the hospital... so I got an IV.

After I got the IV, it was time for the hospital to close, but they were considerate and I was able to get the IV comfortably.

Since the sap was also eligible for reimbursement, I received a refund from insurance.

I originally thought it wasn't possible, but they said I would get a refund if the code on my insurance document said enteritis.

I think it would be good for people who suffer from enteritis often to know this.

 

This is a hospital where I am always satisfied because the director is so kind.

The downside is that there aren't many hospitals open on weekends, so many people come to this hospital on weekends, so there may be a long wait on weekends.

A good way is to register in advance through the Dokdak app or by phone, rest at home for a while, and then go right when your turn comes.

 

 

 

It was past 3 o'clock when I left the hospital after getting the IV, but they greeted me kindly when I left, so I was able to get the IV and leave comfortably.

Friendly, thorough, and open on public holidays.

It's great that this hospital has all three.

 

There aren't many hospitals in my neighborhood that are open on holidays, so when I suddenly get sick on a weekend or holiday and panic, this hospital is like a blessing. I think that's why it's been around for so long.

 

Certified receipt of my own money