Inside Kwangdong
B2 to 10F: one building from tests to recovery
Checkups on B2, consultations on 2F, recovery on 7F. A floor-by-floor walk through the route a patient actually takes.
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The building was planned around one idea: the next step should be an elevator ride, not a new appointment at another hospital. Here is what is on each floor.
- B2 and B1: Global Health Checkup Center and Endoscopy Center
- 1F: reception and the global desk
- 2F: Asthma & Allergy Center and Anti-aging & Immunity Center
- 3F: Neurology, Rehabilitation Medicine and the Dizziness Center
- 5F: Sports Medicine and Pain Rehabilitation, with the exercise therapy room
- 6F: Korean Medicine Center
- 7F: wards and VIP rooms, where family can stay alongside
- 8F: wards and the inpatient center
- 9F: cafeteria and restaurant
- 10F: rooftop garden
How far a patient really walks
A typical route runs screening, diagnosis, treatment, admission, recovery and ongoing care. All six stages happen inside these walls. The longest trip is from B2 to 10F, and most people take it only once, to sit in the garden after treatment is over.
