Healthcare in South Korea
South Korean Healthcare Institutions[edit | edit source]
South Korea is renowned for its advanced healthcare system, which is supported by a wide range of top-tier hospitals and healthcare institutions. This article provides a comprehensive list of these institutions, along with a brief description of each.
Seoul National University Hospital[edit | edit source]
Seoul National University Hospital is one of the oldest and most prestigious hospitals in South Korea. Established in 1885, it is affiliated with Seoul National University and is known for its advanced medical research and high-quality patient care.
Samsung Medical Center[edit | edit source]
Samsung Medical Center was established by the Samsung Group in 1994. It is a leading healthcare institution that combines a hospital and a research center. The hospital is known for its advanced medical services and state-of-the-art facilities.
Asan Medical Center[edit | edit source]
Asan Medical Center, established in 1989, is the largest hospital in South Korea. It is known for its comprehensive medical services and has a reputation for excellence in organ transplantation, cardiac surgery, and cancer treatment.
Yonsei University Health System[edit | edit source]
Yonsei University Health System is a network of hospitals and clinics affiliated with Yonsei University. It includes Severance Hospital, one of the oldest western-style hospitals in the country, and Gangnam Severance Hospital, a leading healthcare provider in Seoul.
Korea University Medical Center[edit | edit source]
Korea University Medical Center is a network of hospitals affiliated with Korea University. It includes Anam Hospital, Guro Hospital, and Ansan Hospital, all of which are known for their high-quality healthcare services.
National Cancer Center[edit | edit source]
National Cancer Center is a government-funded institution that specializes in cancer research and treatment. It is one of the leading cancer centers in the world and plays a crucial role in national cancer control programs.
National Medical Center[edit | edit source]
National Medical Center is a government-run hospital that plays a key role in national healthcare policy and emergency medical services. It was established during the Korean War to treat injured soldiers and has since grown into a leading healthcare institution.
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