The K Busan Hospital

I had a night consultation with Dr. Ko Young-rae, and after my internal medicine check-up, I was immediately admitted. I was feeling really awful with a bad cold and was completely out of it, but when I got here, it felt like time was flying by..? All the nurses were so kind, and it was really convenient to receive the night consultation and get admitted right away. I was in such bad shape, but at some point, I felt better, which was amazing ㅠㅠ It's truly a place you can trust in a pinch 👍 ㅠㅠㅠ I received great treatment.

I had a national health check and an upper gastrointestinal endoscopy with Dr. Hwang Seok-jun in internal medicine, and he explained everything so thoroughly! He pointed out things that other hospitals missed, talked about family history and possible future conditions, as well as foods to be cautious with~~ I'm really grateful. I think I'll settle for health checks at The-K from now on.

I'm really grateful that my surgery went well and I was hospitalized for three days. Thanks to Professor Hwang Seok-jun from Internal Medicine and the nurses, I recovered quickly, and I am so thankful.

I was really suffering from enteritis, but luckily there was a new hospital near my workplace, and I received great inpatient treatment and care. The nurses were so kind and took great care of me, which made me think I should leave a review. I saw that there's an option to leave a review on CashDoc too, so here I am. They even offer night consultations, which I think will be a big help for the local residents. Thank you for providing such good treatment. I also appreciated the opening gift!

I reached out by phone and visited to inquire about getting a job, and I really appreciate the friendly reception I received both over the phone and in person. The nurse who took my blood was so gentle, I didn’t even get a bruise! Haha!

I’ve seen Dr. Kwak Hye-won twice, and both times I couldn’t tell whether she was providing medical care or running a business, haha. During the consultations, she didn’t ask about anything else and, based solely on the fact that my child had a fever, ordered every test imaginable: hospitalization, blood work, a urine test, a respiratory multiplex PCR test, a COVID test, an X-ray, and so on. Does that really make sense, haha? Of course, I’m sure she did it because all those illnesses were possibilities. But she decided on hospitalization before even asking a single question about my child—whether my child was doing okay, eating well, unusually lacking energy, urinating normally, and so on. It was absolutely absurd. It was as if an adult went to the hospital because they were coughing, and the doctor admitted them first and then ran tests for every illness that could possibly cause a cough, haha. Of course, adults and children are different. What I’m trying to say is that this was excessive medical treatment. The clinic’s website clearly says they don’t over-treat patients and distinguish between colds that require testing and those that don’t, haha. But it didn’t seem that way at all. On top of that, even after the respiratory test came back with a diagnosis of influenza, they tried to proceed with blood and urine tests, saying that there could still be another illness. I couldn’t understand that either, haha. Some people might criticize me for not simply listening to the doctor and call me ignorant, but is it really appropriate for a doctor to insist that everything must be done without giving the parents a sufficient explanation? If she had simply said, “Since it’s influenza, let’s give your child the medicine first, and if the symptoms continue, we can do blood and urine tests,” or provided a specific explanation, I wouldn’t be thinking or saying any of this. Haha. Is this truly medical care, or is it just business? If it’s medical care, how is this care for the child?.. I could understand if my child had been confused, in severe pain, unable to eat, and unable to urinate properly, but that wasn’t the case. Haha. And to the nurse who was about to give my child the flu shot: Before giving the injection, she showed me a wrist restraint and a bandage and asked, “Do you have these?” She asked whether my child was good at getting injections, too, haha. Who carries things like that around? Maybe I was overly sensitive at the time and misunderstood, but it was unpleasant that she spoke as if I should buy them in case my child moved, even though she obviously knew I didn’t have them. I would have preferred it if she had simply explained that they might be needed if my child moved and that there could be an additional cost. Among 24-month-old babies, how many can calmly receive an injection into their body without crying or moving? And how many parents would know whether their child is good at getting injections after having an IV only a few times over 24 months? Haha. I just want to say one thing. It’s 2026, haha. Please don’t take advantage of parents who want to do anything for their sick child and turn it into a business. Provide medical care transparently. This was an extremely unpleasant and uncomfortable experience. If you’re thinking of going to a pediatrician, I recommend going somewhere else instead of this place.

The doctor is great. The staff is friendly~... The consultation went really well~

It's conveniently located near Guseo Station, and the doctor and staff were so kind that I felt comfortable throughout my appointment. The biggest advantage is that they offer a variety of services, so they can treat everyone from children to adults!