Can I be seen in my own language?
This site is in English, and also in Russian, Vietnamese, Chinese and Thai. If you need an interpreter, call 031-356-2381 before you come.

Family doctor in Namyang-eup, Hwaseong · 2nd floor
We care for older patients as we would our own parents.
Mon-Fri 9am-5:30pm · Lunch 1-2pm · Sat 9am-1pm · Closed Sun & public holidays
Care
If more than one thing is bothering you, we will go through them in the same visit.
We check your readings and go through the medicines you take.
For a cough, a sore stomach or heartburn.
For a blocked nose, a sore throat or muffled ears.
For a back, shoulder or knee that feels stiff and sore.
Tell us everything that hurts, all in one visit.
For pain that lingers, we start with where and how it hurts.
Have your therapy right after the consultation, in the same visit.
Lie down and rest in a quiet room while your drip runs.
Visiting
Saturday runs straight through to 1pm with no lunch break. On busy days we may stop taking new arrivals earlier, so it is worth calling first.
Mon-Fri
09:00 – 17:30
Saturday
09:00 – 13:00
Sunday & public holidays
Closed
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Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service (HIRA)
This is the 2024 assessment (2nd cycle, 2nd round) by the Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service (HIRA). It looked at care given between March 2024 and February 2025, and the result came out in December 2025.


Inside
See where you check in and where you are treated.












Before you come
What people ask us most on the phone.
This site is in English, and also in Russian, Vietnamese, Chinese and Thai. If you need an interpreter, call 031-356-2381 before you come.
You can come without an appointment. If you want to ask anything first, call 031-356-2381.
Second floor at 80 Namyangsijang-ro. There is a tall vertical sign at the ground-floor entrance.
Tell us about them all at once. If you take any medicines, bring the packets with you.
Blog
The things there is never time to explain in a visit.
How to tell when dizziness and weakness in the heat can wait, when to call 119 right away, and what to write down before your visit.
These posts are in Korean. You can read them with your browser's translate function.
