As the name suggests, "Good Morning ENT Clinic" in Gilum-dong checks on patients' well-being.

Located in Gilum-dong Good Morning ENT Clinic Yes.

 

 

This is the ENT clinic I have been going to for over 8 years, starting in my 20s and continuing to live there even after getting married.

 

This is the hospital that my parents and husband are currently going to because of me.

 

It's located on the third floor of the Sambu Apartment complex near Gireum Station. There's no elevator in the complex, so you'll have to climb the stairs to get to the third floor. That's one drawback of this ENT clinic. 😰🤣

 

However, because the treatment is so good, many elderly grandmothers and grandfathers come here with canes.

 

What are the clinic hours?

Weekdays 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM,

Saturday 9am - 4pm,

Above all, even on public holidays, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM

It's nice that I can get treatment in the morning, even on days with consecutive holidays like this month.

 

The interior is clean, but a little dated.

It shows that the hospital has been operating in one place for a long time^^

 

When you arrive, go to the reception desk and write your name and date of birth in a notebook. A nurse will check your temperature while checking you in. Once your temperature is checked, your name will be posted on the electronic board in front of you, confirming your registration.

(If you move or leave your seat without checking your temperature, your registration may be delayed!!!)

 

 

There's always a long line, so I had to wait at least an hour. This time, I arrived at 8:40 AM, before the hospital opened, and checked in. There were five people ahead of me. While waiting to be seen, I looked over the director's resume.

 

You always have a confident voice and a lot of pride. Looking at your resume, it seems like it makes sense. Haha

 

 

There are two infrared treatment devices on the left side of the waiting area, and there is a nebulizer area right in front of the examination room.

 

 

This place used to be used by two doctors, but now they only see the head doctor, so he sees patients alone. So, it's currently being used as a space for Ringer's injections.

 

Last Hangeul Day, my husband had a fever of over 40 degrees, so he came here and got a prescription and a Ringer's injection.

(I like it when I see patients even on holidays)

 

 

The reason I came here this time is because my baby and I had a cold last week, so we both got some medicine prescribed by the pediatrician. But the medicine didn't work and it seemed to have gotten worse, so we came back here 😭

 

I'm not good at treating other things, but I think I came here because it cured my chronic rhinitis and the yellow nasal discharge that started earlier this year that progressed to sinusitis all at once. The medicine works well for me too.

 

And above all, there is a reason why people come to this hospital!!!

 

The director here always asks me how I'm doing. He seems to keep very meticulous records. I've been traveling back and forth to Gangwon-do for work, and he must have kept a record of it, so he asked, "Are you still working in Gangwon-do?"

At other hospitals, when there are a lot of patients waiting, they just ask, "Where are you from?" and that's it... But here, you can feel the sincerity in treating people.

And while waiting, I could see that he listened carefully to the elderly and explained things in an easy-to-understand way.

 

So, even though it's a shabby commercial building with no elevator and only stairs, I think more people come here because of the manager's kindness.

 

The doctor looked at my throat and said that I had a lot of scars. He also looked at my nose.

 

Then, he asked if I wanted to try it since he couldn't rule out the possibility that one of the reasons antibiotics weren't working was because of coronavirus. I thought it might not be true, but I decided to try it.

 

The result was... the teacher was right.

 

It's not a mandatory quarantine, but they gave us some precautions.

He explained in an easy-to-understand way that it wasn't a cold, but rather that antibiotics didn't work, and that since coronavirus is a virus, antibiotics can't cure it.

 

They said that babies can also be examined and that they can come here for treatment instead of going to the pediatrics department.

When I told them that my baby had a fever a few days ago and that it went down after taking medicine, they said that they would monitor the baby's condition and if he or she became lethargic or had any other abnormalities, they could either take him or her to the pediatrician or come here. (Many hospitals don't treat babies well, but this one does.🙏)

 

 

I'm taking my medicine well now, and although I still have a bit of a cough, I'm feeling much better.

 

"Good Morning ENT Clinic" As the name suggests, this is a place where doctors don't just give formalities, but also ask about the patient's recent situation!!!

 

I recommend it❤️

 

 

+ There is also a pharmacy on the 3rd floor, and the pharmacist was nice because he explained in detail what kind of medicine he was preparing.

There's a good pharmacy next to a good hospital~~ I can't not go!