Pain/Rehabilitation in Yangju-si, Gyeonggi, Korea

Today, one of the seniors at our center had a fall, so we ended up visiting this newly opened hospital. Since it was our first visit, I was a little worried, but from the moment we walked in, the staff welcomed us warmly with bright smiles and kindness, which made it easy to start the appointment feeling comfortable. What impressed me most was the medical staff’s warm attitude toward the senior. They were very considerate of how uncomfortable or shaken the senior might have been after the fall, and they took their time examining everything carefully, without rushing. Throughout the appointment, they explained things kindly at a level the senior could easily understand, and they answered every question in detail without ever making us feel like we were bothering them. I was truly grateful. A hospital can feel unfamiliar and intimidating for older adults, but I really appreciated how they created a comfortable atmosphere and took care of the senior so they could receive treatment at ease. As the accompanying caregiver, I also felt reassured and could tell that they genuinely respected and cared for the senior. Since it is a newly opened hospital, the facilities were clean and pleasant, and all the staff were kind and helpful, so I had a great impression from our very first visit. What stayed with me most was the way they treated each patient as a valuable individual rather than simply as someone to examine, and cared for them with genuine sincerity. I hope this hospital continues to provide the same kind and attentive care. We visited feeling worried after the fall, but thanks to the medical staff’s warm consideration, we were able to leave feeling truly grateful. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. This is a hospital I would be happy to recommend to others!

I went in because I couldn’t move my neck. I had acupuncture at a Korean Medicine Clinic, but the pain still didn’t go away. I came to see Dr. Han Sang-woo without an appointment, so the wait was a bit longㅜㅜ. Still, all the nurses were so kind, and the doctor examined me very kindly~ First, they said I needed to get some X-rays, so that’s what I did. I also have a disc problem and inflammation, so it seemed like physical therapy alone wouldn’t be enough, and I received injection treatment. It did hurt, but it was bearable, so I got the injection and physical therapy as well. Right after the treatment, my neck felt like it loosened up a little, and after I got home and gently stretched, my neck started to feel more comfortable. It was still a bit sore that day, but when I woke up, it was much better than the day before, and I was able to go about my daily life the following day! Even if you’re scared of injections, they work the best?

I came in for treatment in February, and after the procedure, some mild pain started again, so I returned. We decided to do the procedure again when I have time.