Jiin Korean Medicine Clinic

"Just as we would care for a longtime acquaintance, we remember each patient's individual circumstances and provide personalized care." As a woman and a parent of two children, I have a deeper understanding of women's health conditions, postpartum care, and children's growth. Listening first to what brought someone to the treatment room despite being unwell—that is where I believe medical care begins. There is a reason I named the clinic “Jiin,” meaning “acquaintance.” When someone we know becomes ill, we worry about them while considering their usual physical condition, eating habits, and current circumstances. I believe medical care should be the same. Rather than looking only at today's symptoms, we also look together at where those symptoms originated in the person's daily life. This has been our guiding principle since opening in 2010 and practicing for 17 years at the same location in Jung-dong, Bucheon. After practicing at the same location for 17 years, we have seen children who first came in with colds and poor appetite return as students preparing for college entrance exams to consult about Chongmyeong-tang, and later come back after getting married for postpartum care. We believe that caring for the health of one family across generations is the role of a neighborhood Korean medicine clinic. When treating children in particular, we listen first to their parents' concerns. We know that words such as “They won't eat” and “They cough every night” carry the worries of countless nights. That is why we recommend only the treatments that are necessary and explain which measures can be taken at home so that you can manage them there.