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  Fubao love Ibao

  :: 08 December 2023 14:32:04

  Arrive at 9:20 a.m. and wait in line for internal medicine treatment until 11:55 for the first visit. I don't know which of the couples who came much later than me was the patient, but at 50 minutes, he went in first, so I gave up and tried to say something to the reception desk, but was even admonished by the young man at the reception desk that it was not time to talk here. So who should I file a complaint with? There is no separate reception desk, no customer service center, and there are too many patients who don't listen and have no motivation, so you must be okay for now.

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  GANG SU LEE

  :: 24 August 2023 15:33:01

  It is one of the Asan Hospitals created by the Asan Social Welfare Foundation, which was established with the personal property of the late Chung Ju-young, the first chairman of the Hyundai Group. It is the 7th of the 8 Asan Hospitals in the country, and is an old hospital with a history of its own, established in 1989. *The meaning of Asan is because the posthumous name of the late Chairman Chung Ju-young was Asan. I visited on 23.08.16 (Wednesday). I stopped by around 11 a.m. to get a tetanus shot after getting injured on the barbed wire during training. I thought the wait would be long because there were a lot of elderly customers, but they quickly sent me to the relevant hospital department and the number of people waiting next time decreased, so things went more smoothly than expected. I was glad that it seemed to work. The internist in charge of tetanus was also friendly and gave me emergency treatment while having a fun time chatting with me personally. It was a large hospital in Hongcheon that was good for young people to visit.

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  Jack Lie

  :: 25 April 2023 18:48:57

  So so..

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  Jeongeun Kim

  :: 08 April 2023 04:27:31

  I left a comment 2-3 years ago, but I guess it was deleted because I asked for it to be deleted. This happened a few years ago, so it has nothing to do with the medical staff present today. ---------------------------- I have seen neurosurgery before. I was diagnosed with a cervical disc rupture due to an injury during training. After about two months, the pain continued to get worse to the point where I couldn't move my neck, and the pain radiated down to my hands. When I asked for a medical certificate to be exempted from training, he screamed at me, saying it made sense for a soldier not to receive training. He got angry and told me that even if he issued me a medical certificate, he would definitely write that I was available for training. After two months, they treated me like I was faking it by saying it wouldn't hurt anymore. I am currently attending medical school, and the more I learn, the less I understand why the neurosurgery teacher said that. Why did you really do that? During my time in the military, I was treated like a lower class person more than once, so I was discharged. Soldiers are people too. Please don't treat me like that.

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  연장쓰는여자

  :: 11 February 2021 22:53:52

  Neurology... I was told to get an MRI because I couldn't see anything wrong with the painful area after the CT scan. Don't you usually show the image to the patient and explain it to the patient when you go to the hospital? There's nothing like that at all... My friend said that after getting both pictures taken at this hospital a few months ago, the doctor said there was nothing wrong and that he just needed to get physical therapy for a while, but the pain was so bad that he went to another hospital and got treated again, and he found out that 4 of his ribs in the back were gone...? Besides, the hospital room is the worst... Shouldn't there at least be a partition curtain on the bed?? This is the first time in my life that I have seen a hospital without curtains on the beds...;;;; Sometimes it's uncomfortable for the guardians, and not only do they have to protect their privacy, but some people change their clothes or use diapers to relieve themselves;; Some people get injections in their buttocks... why...? Due to the coronavirus, we are trying to reduce contact with other people as much as possible and keep our distance. It must be difficult for everyone to keep wearing masks all day indoors, of course, but there are many people who do not go to the hospital room.. What are the facilities and medical staff doing? There's nothing good about it... Still, it's Asan Hospital... They say it's the biggest hospital in Hongcheon... It's like a place of exile for a big foundation hospital like you see in dramas... Is it like a local hospital...? Compared to Seoul or Gyeonggi-do... it is far below the level of a small hospital...;;;