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contacts phone: +82 31-772-0173
website: ysprun.ilikedoc.kr
larger map & directionsLatitude: 37.492278, Longitude: 127.490998
Grace
::This is a hospital that many Yangpyeong children visit. When it's busy, there's really no place to sit. When I visit during their free time, I feel that they are really kind and do their best to provide treatment. However, when it's busy... when there are no more reservations, it's not easy to see them answering the same questions over and over again and being rude to various people. This is a thing I think this is the part that needs to be done. My child is really bad at taking medicine, but he was prescribed various medicines (patches, injections) and went through a difficult time. I was impressed by the treatment tailored to my child. Pediatric teachers are so precious these days... Please stay with our children in Yangpyeong for a long time. Thank you for always working hard. I'm leaving this here as I'm thinking about how to convey my feelings. Tip: It's really difficult to make a reservation. If you often look at the reservation window and see that the reservation is canceled in the morning (after 10 o'clock?), it is also very helpful to take advantage of the opportunity to re-book βΊοΈπ
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::Phillip
::This is an internal medicine department where the doctors always take good care of me. It is located on the same floor as the pediatrics department, and Dr. Se-Hyeon Jeong, who has been there since it opened, takes a close look at it. I recommend it if you are looking for an internal medicine teacher you can trust.
Min-Seok Oh
::If you walk in, the nurses will criticize you for not having an appointment. I think people don't go because they don't know how to make a reservation. I received a call from the daycare center saying my child was sick, and they rushed to find the child and took him/her for a walk-in. Does it make sense to ask them to make a reservation? No matter how many times I went, it was always like that. I don't know if it's something like a checkup, but the fact that it's a pediatric clinic where kids go because they're sick, and they're not even adults, operates on a reservation system, so it seems like they're trying to only focus on their own convenience.
Arsen Ghazaryan
::Ujas prost