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Medicine done right,
screening made easy.
Six board-certified Internal Medicine and OB/GYN specialists handle both screening and care. A five-minute walk from Gwanggyo Jungang Station, Exit 2.
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- Call usTell us the screening you want and your preferred date. Not sure what to choose? Our screening coordinator will help you decide.
- Confirm the dateYour booking is confirmed during the call. Let us know about any medications you take.
- Prep instructions by textWe text you the preparation steps, such as fasting and bowel prep. On the day, just bring your photo ID.
See the space before your visit
Preview the actual areas you will use, from reception to the consultation rooms and changing area.
Find the right program for you
Compare our three comprehensive programs at a glance. Each tier includes everything in the tier below it.
Will Standard
A thorough look at the essentials. A good fit for a first comprehensive screening or an annual check.
- 70+ blood & urine tests (incl. vitamin D)
- Sedated gastroscopy
- Upper abdominal & thyroid ultrasound + prostate (men) / pelvic (women)
- Chest X-ray · ECG · arterial stiffness · bone density
- Women: mammography · cervical cancer test
Will Classic
The most chosen option for a first in-depth screening after 40.
- Everything in Standard
- Tumor markers · retinal exam · stress test
- Carotid ultrasound + breast ultrasound (women)
- Multi-slice CT, 1 region (brain, lung, cervical or lumbar spine)
Will VIP
Our most complete program, covering the heart, cerebrovascular system and immune status.
- Everything in Classic
- Sedated colonoscopy
- Echocardiogram · NK cell activity test
- Multi-slice CT expanded to 2 regions
Biopsy, polyp removal and H. pylori testing incur additional charges. National Health Screening has no out-of-pocket cost. National Cancer Screening may carry a 10% copayment depending on the cancer type and eligibility.
How we prepare
for your endoscopy
- Three GI endoscopy subspecialists perform every gastroscopy and colonoscopy themselves.
- High-definition Olympus endoscopes help us spot even small lesions.
- Easier colonoscopy. Alongside standard prep, you can choose a tablet bowel prep or a low-volume prep with far less liquid (extra cost). We use CO2 insufflation to reduce bloating after the exam.
- Sedated gastroscopy and colonoscopy on the same day, back to back, with same-day polyp removal when possible. (The endoscopist may decide on the day that removal should wait.)
- Automated reprocessors and dedicated staff handle scope cleaning and maintenance.
- We check on you in the recovery area before you head home.
You cannot drive on the day of a sedated endoscopy. We explain the precautions when you book.
Our guidance continues
after the exam
Receive your results the way you prefer. If anything needs attention, we contact you first.
- 01Choose how to receive results
On the day of your screening, choose mobile or post.
- 02Know when to expect them
We tell you the expected timing on the day, based on your tests and the reading schedule.
- 03We call if something is found
If a result needs follow-up, the clinic contacts you with the next steps.
The doctors you will meet
Four internists and two OB/GYN specialists, all trained at university hospitals, provide both screening and care.
Dr. Lee Jin-woo, Director
Internal Medicine, Ajou University Hospital · Member, Korean Society of Echocardiography
Dr. Kim Mu-jeong
Board-certified gastroenterologist · Former clinical fellow, Gangnam Severance Hospital
Dr. Song Jun-ha
GI endoscopy subspecialist · Trained at SUNY School of Medicine
Dr. Kim Han-gyeol
GI endoscopy subspecialist · Former fellow, Liver Center, Ajou University Hospital
Dr. Ahn Ji-young
OB/GYN specialist · Certified menopause practitioner, Korean Society of Menopause
Dr. Lee Young-eun
OB/GYN specialist · Former clinical fellow, Seoul National University Bundang Hospital
Hours & location
Hours
- Screening Center
- Mon–Sat 08:00–13:00
- Internal Medicine
- Mon 08:00–21:00 (evening hours) · Tue–Fri 08:00–18:00 · Sat 08:00–14:00
- OB/GYN
- Mon · Tue · Thu 08:30–17:00 · Fri until 16:30 · Wed · Sat until 13:00
- Lunch
- 13:00–14:00 (no lunch break on Saturdays)
Closed on Sundays and public holidays. Please call to confirm each doctor's schedule.
Location
- Address
- 30 Docheong-ro 89beon-gil, Yeongtong-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do
Iruri Tower, 2F - Subway
- Shinbundang Line, Gwanggyo Jungang (Ajou Univ.) Station, Exit 2
5-minute walk toward Gwanggyo High School, next to the Gwanggyo 1-dong Community Service Center
Contact
- Screening Center (direct)
- 031-548-1103
- Main line · Internal Medicine
- 031-548-1104
- OB/GYN
- 031-548-1104 (ext. 3)
- Naver booking
- Coming soon
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- Read our health blog (Korean)
Phone lines are open weekdays 09:00–17:00.
Call us about screening
Our screening coordinator can tell you the available dates and how to prepare. You don't need to have chosen your tests yet.
For Internal Medicine or OB/GYN appointments, call 031-548-1104. OB/GYN is extension 3.