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HEALTH & MEDICAL CARE

Check-ups and specialist care in Korea, step by step.

For visitors looking for a check-up or hospital care, COMEDI checks referral steps with the provider’s international or clinical department and arranges interpretation and scheduling.

  • Providers selected for your country
  • Interpretation for consultations and visits
  • COMEDI handles booking and contact
Seoul seen from above, a tall tower rising over the river and the city spreading behind it
Photo JIWON KANG / Unsplash · Not a hospital photo


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Providers selected for your country

For visitors from Japan, English-speaking countries, Taiwan, Hong Kong and more, COMEDI has providers it has already checked.

No need to start from zero.
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Interpretation

COMEDI arranges interpretation for consultations and visits, with any scope or fee explained in advance.

So nothing gets lost.
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One point of contact

Finding a provider, booking and rescheduling all go through COMEDI.

Start with one message.
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After your visit

If questions or follow-up dates come up, contact COMEDI again.

Even after you fly home.

Photos show Seoul, not hospitals (Unsplash). Availability, booking and interpreter languages and dates are confirmed after your enquiry.

How it works

  1. Share what you need and when

    The check-up or care you are looking for, your dates in Korea and preferred language.

  2. We check referral steps and availability

    COMEDI asks the provider’s international or clinical department about requirements and availability.

  3. We explain records and timing

    If previous records are needed, we explain what to send and how once the provider confirms.

  4. Booking and interpretation

    COMEDI arranges the booking and on-the-day interpretation. Any scope or fee is explained in advance.

  5. After your results

    If you need results explained or further care, COMEDI coordinates the next step.

Check-up and specialist providers

Foreign-patient registration cross-checked

These 1,372 providers were cross-checked against the official Medical Korea maintained-registration export on 2026-10-17.

Coordination and booking availability are confirmed for each provider after your enquiry.

Cross-checked providers 483

1–24 / 483 · 1/21

Women’s health

Blanc OB-GYN

블랑산부인과

Registration maintained · 2026-10-17

Gangnam Station · Sinnonhyeon

서울특별시 서초구 강남대로 483 (반포동, 청호빌딩) 4층

We cross-checked maintained-registration entries by provider name, building address and area. Conflicting contact or floor details and ambiguous identities are held out of this directory.

Field filters use reported departments and institution types. Actual treatments, screening services, availability, registration and language support are reconfirmed before coordination. Registration is not a quality endorsement or a guarantee of coordination or booking availability.

Frequently asked questions

Can I book just a check-up?

Yes. We check available check-ups and dates through each provider’s international centre.

Is interpretation available?

Yes. COMEDI arranges interpretation from registration through your check-up or visit and the results. Tell us your language and dates, and we confirm availability, scope and any fee in advance.

What does “selected for your country” mean?

It means COMEDI has already checked certain providers’ experience with international patients and their referral steps for visitors from your country. We suggest which fits after hearing what you need and when.

When do I send medical records?

Not through this site. If records are needed, we explain the recipient and consent process separately.

What about an emergency?

Do not wait for an enquiry. Contact local emergency services; in Korea call 119.

COMEDI is not a healthcare provider and does not diagnose or treat. Suitability and treatment plans are decided by clinicians. See beauty and aesthetics →