Jo Jae Yong

I have been to "Severance" twice and was extremely satisfied both times.

The first time I went alone, the second time with my daughter. It's great that all examinations (basic and additional) were completed on the very first day. When I went with my child, we even had time to see Seoul together and visit the zoo.

"Severance" is one of the most famous and largest clinics in Korea, a real medical city. It houses not only hospital departments but also shops and cafes, and there are places to stay during treatment.

I am endlessly grateful to the entire staff of the "Severance" clinic in South Korea for their professionalism. I was amazed not only by the qualifications of the Korean specialists and the impeccable politeness of the staff but also by the technical equipment.

I want to especially note the work of my doctor, who performed an incredibly complex operation and freed me from cancer. I must also mention the interpreter: I am grateful for the accurate and understandable translation of all medical terms and the willingness to help in any situation.

I recommend that everyone who has the opportunity go here for treatment.

Upon learning the diagnosis of "cancer of the lower part of the oral cavity," I initially planned to be treated in Russia: the disease was developing quickly, and little was known about foreign medicine. 2 courses of radiation therapy yielded no results, and the outcome of the surgery, according to the doctors, was unpredictable, so I decided to look for other options. That option became the "Severance" clinic in South Korea.

Collecting tests and preparation took only 3 days, and the surgery itself lasted 17 hours. It was performed by two wonderful surgeons, thanks to whom I have no scars and the predictions of other doctors, who promised that with such a diagnosis I would only be able to eat liquid food, did not come true.

The recovery period took place in intensive care, and then in a comfortable room, where my husband and a nurse were always with me. Interpreters were always present during rounds.

I am grateful to everyone who helped me defeat cancer!

In Russia, I had spinal surgery with an implant, but it led to complications: thrombosis began, and it became difficult to walk - my knees wouldn't bend. This couldn't go on, and I decided to continue treatment abroad.

After calculating the costs, I realized that Korea was the most cost-effective option, and I went to the "Severance" clinic. It's simply astounding, not a hospital but a whole city. 6 huge buildings with their own infrastructure, shops, cafes, pharmacies. It's beautiful and clean inside, the rooms have a TV with Russian channels, internet, a shower, a nurse call button - they respond within 30 seconds. Food is brought, and you can choose the cuisine! Portions are large, there was always enough for me and my companion. By the way, a companion can stay in the hospital for free.

Before the surgery, the professor's assistant looked at my MRI scans, explained what the surgeon would do, and the possible consequences. In the end, everything was successful: both the treatment and the rehabilitation. Here you can even take a walk in a wheelchair around the territory and floors. In total, I spent 22 very productive days in the clinic.