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Guide / 10 departments / 10 centers

Whether you know the diagnosis
or not, that is fine.

If you come with a diagnosis, enter through a department. If you only have symptoms, enter through a center. Two different doors that meet inside the same building.

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Depts10 departmentsThe entrance by diagnosis
Centers10 centersThe entrance by symptom
Doctors12 specialistsThe person in your first consultation
RouteB2–10FTests to recovery in one building
Guide12 symptom groupsNo need to know the department
1F lobby · Reception desk and waiting area
1F/Where you first arrive · Which department you see is decided here.
Two ways in

One hospital,
two different doors in.

Hospital websites are hard for one reason. They show the same path to people who already know their diagnosis and to people who only have symptoms. Kwangdong Hospital opens a separate path for each.

Known Diagnosis

“I was told
I have reflux esophagitis.”

If you already have a diagnosis, what you need is not an explanation but a destination. Find the department and its specialist directly by diagnosis. All ten departments are on one screen.

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Symptom Only

“I feel dizzy,
but they say nothing is wrong.”

If you only have symptoms, department names do not help. We build the entrance from the exact words patients use, and that sentence becomes the first line of the center you arrive at. Twelve symptom groups branch into departments and centers at once.

Find by symptom →
Find by diagnosis

Ten departments,
and the centers they lead to.

A department is a beginning, not an end. Beside each one we list the center your care continues to when it needs to go deeper. No path stops at the department.

01NeurologyBrain · NervesMain conditionsMemory disorders (dementia) · Headache · Dizziness · Stroke · Movement disorders (tremor · Parkinson’s disease) · Peripheral and facial nerve disordersDr. Yeon-Jeong KimBrain Health & Dementia Center · Dizziness Center→02Rehabilitation MedicineMovement · RecoveryMain conditionsMusculoskeletal pain · Post-surgical rehabilitation · Sarcopenia · Vestibular rehabilitation · Sports rehabilitation · Nerve conduction and EMG studiesDr. Sang-Hoon Shin, Center DirectorOrthopedic Pain & Rehabilitation Center→03Korean MedicineAcupuncture · Chuna · HerbalMain conditionsFacial palsy · Tremor (hand · head) · After-effects of brain disease · Chronic and intractable pain · Osteoarthritis · Fatigue · ImmunityDr. Byung-Ha Moon, Center Director · Dr. Kyu-Hyun Kim · Dr. Woo-Jeong ChoiKorean Medicine Center · Integrative Weight Care Center→04GastroenterologyDigestive · EndoscopyMain conditionsEsophageal, stomach and bowel disease · Upper and lower endoscopy · Functional GI disorders · Thyroid diseaseDr. Sang-Min Lee · Dr. Ji-Yeon ChoiEndoscopy Center→05Asthma, Allergy and PulmonologyAirways · ImmunityMain conditionsAsthma · Chronic cough · Allergic rhinitis · Chronic urticaria · Atopic dermatitis · Immune-mediated lung disease · COPD · ImmunotherapySang-Heon Cho, Hospital DirectorAsthma & Allergy Center→06Geriatric MedicineHealthy AgingMain conditionsPolypharmacy management · Sarcopenia · Frailty · Cognitive decline · Nutritional assessment · Fall riskDr. Jin-Yong Kim, Center DirectorAnti-aging & Immunity Center · Brain Health & Dementia Center→07Functional MedicineRoot Causes · ImmunityMain conditionsChronic fatigue · Low immunity · Integrative medicine for cancer patients · Cell therapy · Stem cell activation · Nutrition · HormonesDr. Jin-Yong Kim, Center Director · Dr. Yeon-Su LeeAnti-aging & Immunity Center→08Family MedicineChronic Disease · CheckupsMain conditionsChronic disease (hypertension · diabetes · dyslipidemia) · Peptic ulcer · Functional GI disorders · GERD · Detailed checkup reviewDr. Su-Min LimGlobal Health Checkup Center→09RadiologyMRI · CT · UltrasoundMain conditionsMRI · CT · Ultrasound · Special imaging and reading · Second detailed reading of checkup imagesDr. Jae-Hong YoonGlobal Health Checkup Center · Endoscopy Center→10DentistryOral HealthMain conditionsOral exam · Cavity screening · Gum disease screening · Wisdom tooth assessment · Oral exams for every life stageDr. Seung-Hee YongGlobal Health Checkup Center→

Not knowing which department
to see is normal.

Care by symptomPatients do not search for “neurology.” They search for “dizzy.” We put that sentence right at the entrance.
By SymptomFind by symptom · Twelve sentences lead you to the department and center to see firstGo →
How care flows

Whichever door you enter,
the steps are the same.

Start from a department or from a center, you go through the same five steps. You never leave the building for a test or a consultation.

01Symptoms first

We listen to what is bothering you now, not the diagnosis. Since when, and in what situations.

02Specialist consultation

Among your symptoms, we decide what to check first. We choose tests rather than add them.

03Only the tests you need

Blood, imaging, endoscopy or functional tests, only as needed. Finished the same day on two basement floors.

04Department · Center handoff

If another department is needed, you go to another floor, not another hospital. One route from B2 to 10F.

05Treatment · Rehabilitation · Follow-up

We record the outcome and set the next check together. It does not end with a report.

After the checkup

A checkup does not end
when you receive the report.

When there is an abnormal finding, knowing where to go next is part of the checkup. At Kwangdong Hospital, the person who read your results and the person who treats you are in the same building.

EndoscopyAbnormal upper or lower endoscopy findingsIf polyps, gastritis or H. pylori infection are found, we do not stop at the reading. We move on to removal and eradication.Gastroenterology · Endoscopy Center→MetabolicBlood pressure, glucose or lipid abnormalitiesBorderline numbers are not a disease but a time to start managing. Setting the date of the next test is part of the consultation.Family Medicine · Global Health Checkup Center→ImagingLung, liver or thyroid nodulesThe same images are read twice. After a second detailed reading, you are connected directly to the right department.Radiology · Global Health Checkup Center→NeuroAbnormal brain MRI findingsWhite matter changes and small vessel disease appear before symptoms do. This leads on to cognitive assessment.Neurology · Brain Health & Dementia Center→MusculoskeletalLow bone density or muscle massSarcopenia shows up in the numbers first. This leads on to assessment on 3F and exercise therapy on 5F.Rehabilitation Medicine · Orthopedic Pain & Rehabilitation Center→ImmuneAbnormal inflammation or immune markersIf repeated infections come with chronic fatigue, we look at immune and nutritional status together.Functional Medicine · Anti-aging & Immunity Center→

Before you know the diagnosis,
from the start.

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