Good Morning Hospital en Pyeongtaek

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  Mark Warnock

  :: 19 August 2024 12:00:16

  Do not use unless it's an emergency! Waited for hours while other people seen the doctor ahead of me! The hospital keeps trying to make you come back again and again so they can keep charging your insurance!

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  Jake Sherwood

  :: 27 July 2024 15:06:11

  We have lived in Korea for over two years and unfortunately have had to visit the hospital multiple times. We have always had great interpreters and a warm welcome from the staff at Good Morning Hospital. We’ve never walked away upset or feeling like we weren’t “served.” It’s true they are busy, but plan accordingly and get there early if you need help. This is a great team!

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  Jinhee Cho

  :: 08 February 2024 14:04:05

  Horrible hospital, wait times are ridiculously long. I rushed to this hospital because it was the closest one to home. They made me do a series of exams all that came inconclusive. The doctors just keep on pushing to do more and more exams. And when I asked for a copy of my test results they told me I have to wait another hour. I wasted a total of 5 hours here doing exams all for them to not know what I have. So dumb. If you can, you’re better off going to a hospital that’s further away. Their gastroenterology department is trash.

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  Mike Min

  :: 30 January 2024 20:42:15

  There is where all the other American soldiers come for whatever treatments accepting Tricare. It's really busy. Like the bank approach the screen machines a person helps you get a number. It's not well posted where to go. You got to read Korean. Lots of pharmacies around the hospital to get your medications. Once you have seen the doctor you get another number and wait to be served to pay.

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  Vicky Cheviet

  :: 15 January 2024 13:39:46

  I am a foreigner and my korean is not really fluent for the moment so I let my husband explaining for me like this it's easier for the ppl to understand. I came to the hospital last week and I am still mad at the doctor I met. He asked me 3 questions in korean and my husband answered him, he checked my temperature and said that I don't have Covid, then complain that I don't answer him even if I seem to understand what he is saying and that was all. He gave me 3 medicines for 3 days and I am obviously still sick after a week. The only good point was that I could get an appointment during the day.