2 Sillim Station · Exits 3 & 4 · A 4–5 minute walk
OUR AREAS OF CARE
Everyday concerns. A considered approach.
Whether you have a new symptom, an ongoing condition or a question about preventive screening, a consultation helps establish the right starting point.
CONSULTATION
Internal medicine
Assessment of digestive symptoms and liver conditions, with medical consultations for concerns affecting your daily health.
A checkup is an opportunity to review your health before a concern becomes a question. Discuss your age, family history, symptoms and previous results when choosing a programme.
Programme names follow the clinic’s Korean screening guide. Test items, preparation, suitability and current fees should be confirmed directly. More testing is not necessarily appropriate for every person.
National or workplace checkups?
Ask the clinic to confirm your eligibility, the documents needed and appointment arrangements.
A flexible camera examines the lining of the oesophagus, stomach and duodenum. It can help investigate persistent upper digestive symptoms or abnormal findings.
Colonoscopy
A flexible camera examines the rectum and colon. Doctors may take tissue samples or remove polyps when appropriate. Findings and pathology results guide the next steps.
An examination may be recommended for screening or to investigate symptoms. It is not automatically required for every digestive concern.
Uses sound waves to create images. Depending on the clinical question, it can help assess areas such as the abdomen or thyroid without using X-rays.
CT, mammography & bone density
These examinations use X-rays for different purposes: cross-sectional imaging, breast assessment and evaluation of bone density. The choice of test depends on your needs.
Tell the team if you are pregnant or may be pregnant, and about previous reactions to contrast material before an imaging examination.
Our doctors and staff work across consultation, reception, testing, endoscopy and recovery. The clinic brings these services together to support your examination and follow-up.
Understand the concern
A consultation starts with your symptoms, medical history and what has changed.
Put findings in context
Ask how your examination results relate to your health and whether further assessment is needed.
Know the next step
Before leaving, confirm how you will receive your results and when to arrange a follow-up visit.
Use this guide to prepare for your visit. For language assistance, appointment availability and examination requirements, contact the clinic in advance.
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Contact us
Tell the clinic whether you need a consultation, health checkup or follow-up, and ask about language assistance.
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Prepare
Bring identification, relevant previous results and your medication list. Confirm any fasting or examination instructions.
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Discuss your care
Explain your symptoms and goals. Ask which examinations are recommended, why they are useful and what they cost.
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Confirm follow-up
Ask when results will be ready, how they will be explained and whether another appointment is needed.
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Visiting from abroad or more comfortable in English?
This page provides English information. Please confirm the availability of language assistance with the clinic before visiting. Insurance coverage, document requirements and payment arrangements depend on your circumstances.
HELPFUL TO KNOW
Your questions, before your visit.
For advice about your own symptoms or treatment, speak with the clinical team.
Please contact the clinic before booking to confirm language assistance for your visit. The availability of this English guide does not confirm an English-speaking clinician or interpreter for every appointment.
How do I choose a health checkup?
Discuss your age, symptoms, family history and previous results with the clinic. Ask which programme addresses your needs and whether any tests should be added or omitted. National screening eligibility should be checked separately.
Do I need to fast before my appointment?
Some examinations require fasting; others do not. Contact the clinic for instructions specific to your appointment. Colonoscopy also requires bowel preparation. Do not rely on a general online schedule for your procedure.
Should I stop my regular medicines?
Do not change prescribed medicines on your own. Tell the clinic what you take, especially blood thinners and diabetes medicines, and obtain instructions before fasting or a procedure.
Can I drive after a sedated endoscopy?
Sedation can affect judgement and coordination after the procedure. Arrange for someone to accompany you home and follow the clinic’s instructions about driving, work and recovery.
When will I receive my results?
Timing depends on the examination. Some findings can be discussed earlier, while laboratory tests or tissue analysis take additional time. Confirm the expected timing and follow-up method before you leave.
Can I use insurance or request medical documents?
Ask the clinic to check your insurance eligibility and the fees for your planned visit. If you need a certificate or report in a particular language, confirm whether it can be issued and whether a fee applies. Reimbursement depends on your insurer’s terms.