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I went for an elderly cataract examination because my vision has been blurry as I've gotten older, and the nurses were so kind, which made me happy.

My mother had an eye examination for cataracts. Since she is older, her movements were a bit difficult, but the nurses were very kind despite the challenges.

I visited due to cataracts in the elderly, and the facilities were so modern, which I really liked.

It's the best treatment for age-related conjunctivitis and cataracts.

I consulted about elder cataracts, and I really appreciated the kind explanation.

I visited because I heard they do a great job with cataract surgery for seniors.

They do an excellent job treating cataracts. The management of eye diseases in older adults is top-notch.

I came here because it's close to home and I've heard they do cataract surgery for seniors well. I hope it goes well.

They do cataract surgery well and treat age-related eye diseases effectively.

I was struggling with cataracts as an elderly person and went there on a friend's recommendation. They were kind and took great care of me.

I was worried about age-related cataracts, but they provided kind and detailed consultation, and the hospital facilities were clean, which was great.

I took my father to treat his age-related eye disease, and his blurry and dim vision was taken care of at this hospital, which has the only new surgical equipment in Honam, so we felt secure about the cataract surgery.

I visited for early-stage cataract, and they explained everything well and prescribed good medication, so I’m being treated well. I plan to go for check-ups every 2 to 3 months and pick up my eye drops. Thank you.

I had an appointment last January and then received treatment for senile cataracts three months later in April. The doctors and nurses are very kind and it's great. The doctor is known for not over-treating and is quite skilled, reputed in the community. She's a woman in her 60s, and she explains everything in detail. She reassures me that even people who have had presbyopia cataracts have gone 20 years without surgery and are healthy, so I shouldn't worry. I'm so grateful for that. They also conduct regular comprehensive exams and pay a lot of attention, advising me that it's better to avoid UV exposure. Since I have appointments every three months, it feels almost effortless to visit the hospital, and they really consider the patient's convenience. I really appreciate this doctor; I feel reassured. Just as the rumors say, she truly is a top expert. I recommend her.

It's a large eye clinic with 11 ophthalmologists. The building is big and has multiple floors, with specialized centers divided throughout. I visited with my mom, who is quite elderly and has ongoing cataracts, so we had a check-up and a consultation about surgery. Since it was her first visit and we didn't have an appointment, we arrived early in the morning and had to wait over an hour just to see the doctor. Maybe because there was a lot of expectation for the surgery, I noticed a few elderly patients complaining. They say they can see everything without glasses, but still have difficulties. The medical staff kindly repeats the same explanations multiple times. My mom decided to postpone the surgery for now and got a prescription for cataract treatment eye drops.

I'm consulting because I can't see well. Is it because I'm old? I need to use glasses to see.

The reviews for the New World branch in front of the terminal aren't bad, but this place doesn't seem to have a good reputation. It's nice that it's not crowded, and the doctor was fairly friendly. However, parking is tough, and the affiliated parking lot is also difficult to park in. I took my mother for a government-supported cataract surgery, but they unnecessarily recommended a more advanced procedure. My mother is an elderly woman who just needs to manage her daily life; she's not a working person, but they suggested inserting advanced lenses to improve her vision, which has a cost difference of almost 600,000 won for just one eye. I think I made the right choice going with the basic option for both eyes. It felt bitter, as it seemed like the hospital was trying to profit from it.

After visiting Cheonan Naan Eye Clinic in September 2024, the head doctor, Dr. Na Jong-kyung, informed me that I had severe senile cataracts and needed surgery. I had the surgery done, and afterward, they gave me glasses to wear before I went home. When I returned the next month, the world looked so bright that it felt like I was in a different realm. They told me the cataract surgery went well. However, they also mentioned I had glaucoma and that I needed to continue using eye drops. At first, I was worried because I had heard that severe glaucoma could require surgery and could even lead to blindness, but the doctor reassured me, saying that since it was in the early stages, I only needed to apply the eye drops once in the morning and once in the evening, which put my mind at ease. I was advised not to worry too much, and now I only visit for checks every two months, where my eye pressure comes back normal. On March 20, I visited for an exam and got glaucoma medication, artificial tears, and dry eye drops. My eyes feel much more comfortable now. Cheonan Naan Eye Clinic is well-known in Cheonan, and Dr. Na Jong-kyung treats patients like family. The nurses and the doctors who conduct the exams are also very kind, and the hospital environment is more pleasant compared to other clinics. They even provide coffee and drinks for the waiting patients, making the waiting time much less tedious. I highly recommend Cheonan Naan Eye Clinic.

I've been experiencing blurry vision for a long time and went for an eye exam, where I was diagnosed with cataracts and underwent surgery. I'm currently being monitored every three months and have been prescribed two types of eye drops, which I apply regularly. It's been about a year since the surgery, and things are going well. I've not been to many other eye clinics, so I can't compare directly, but this hospital has great facilities and a really clean environment. I was a bit worried because the doctor is relatively young, but I trusted him when he mentioned his extensive experience in treating age-related eye diseases at Veterans Hospital. He's good at explaining things in an easy-to-understand manner and is really friendly, making it comfortable to ask many questions.