Diagnostic packages at clinics in Incheon, South Korea

My husband and I came to the "Inha" clinic for a brain examination. Only positive impressions: the staff was very polite, the doctors were competent, we never had to stand in long lines - the process is perfectly streamlined.

I thank the clinic staff for their coordinated work and professionalism.

I never tire of thanking the staff of the "Inha" clinic for their professionalism and conscientious attitude to work. Here I underwent a complete diagnosis, which allowed for a diagnosis and treatment plan. The clinic impressed me not only with the friendly attitude of the doctors but also with the lack of queues. The examination took very little time, largely thanks to the help of coordinator Svetlana. She acted as an interpreter and guide: literally led me from one doctor's office to another.

When I was diagnosed with a 'pelvic mass,' I decided to go to South Korea for examination and treatment. I chose Inha University Hospital because of its reasonable prices. Medicine in the country is under strict state control, and even in not the most expensive hospitals, patients receive a high level of service. For example, only professors work with foreign patients, whom you can trust with your health.

Diagnostics showed I needed urgent surgery. Both the tumor removal and recovery went very smoothly, and doctors constantly monitored my condition.

During my entire time at the hospital, I felt no pressure from the staff, no one tried to prescribe unnecessary expensive procedures or tests—only what was essential.

I noticed many Russian speakers here, so there were no communication difficulties with doctors. The hospital has medical coordinators who handle translations and manage to give time to each of their patients.

My son was often sick. His medical record included: inflammations, dystonia, heart problems – it's easier to list what he didn't have. No examinations helped find the cause, even doctors in the Czech Republic couldn't make an accurate diagnosis.

Finally, we learned about the possibility of getting a consultation at St. Mary's Clinic. It was there, after so many years, that an endocrinologist finally said what was wrong: my son had Marfan syndrome. Although this disease is incurable, we saw the source of the problems and were able to understand how to at least fight the symptoms.

My son needed examination and treatment in Korea.

The impressions are simply incredible! An amazing, very high-tech clinic that works like a well-oiled machine. In a couple of days, we underwent examinations and received results, treatment began immediately. My son got better right before our eyes! And not least thanks to the Korean medicines: in Russia, he was prescribed the same drugs, but they didn't help.