Seoul Now Hospital Pyeongchon points

I visited to treat my lower back foot. He was treated by two directors, but both of them are friendly. Even a woman at a physical therapy room. I first went through this rough physiotherapist and moved to a local clinic for physical therapy. A family member had an ankle injury and a half cast, thank you for the kindness of the middle-aged man in the treatment room. There was a parking lot so every time I went there

Never take manual therapy here. Your body can be completely damaged!! I had a bad back, so I received physical therapy and manual therapy from around 4:40 pm to 5:30 pm on Wednesday, October 28. It was called manual therapy, but people touched it for a while and then repeated the treatment of stretching the waist through the machine for a while. By the way, when I was over and I went home, my right knee and right pelvis kept crunching. (The feeling of a bone shift) My knees still crunched if I moved a little bit, and my pelvis was less frequent, but I felt more intensely crunching. More than dozens of times an hour, so I felt a little bit of pain as my joints felt heavy. The next morning, when I woke up, the pelvic murmur was significantly reduced, but my knees were still pounding even if I moved a little. So, I called Pyeongchon Seoul Now Hospital and asked for an appointment as soon as possible, and they arranged it for 5:10 pm. The doctor's words were a masterpiece. “Medically, it is not a disease that the joints crunchy, and the X-rays are fine, so there is no problem. So there is nothing to cure.” That's why my knees, which I used to be fine, suddenly crumble hundreds of times a day, and I asked if this was normal, but it is normal. And the x-ray was fine. Even those with lumbar discs can't tell by x-rays, what will come out in my case? For reference, I am a white-collar worker in my 30s. Usually my knees were fine. I was in a bad condition, so I went to another hospital on October 30th (Fri), and Pyeongchon Now Hospital said that it seemed that my pelvis was badly touched. And it is said that if you don't touch the pelvis well, it can cause problems with your back. I have been walking for more than 1 to 2 hours every day to strengthen my back muscles since my back got worse. However, after receiving such a treatment, I can hardly walk. Even a small movement makes my knees crunchy, how do I walk? And at Pyeongchon Now Hospital, no one said that they were sorry. Is it because I don't want to admit medical errors? It seems to be a really irresponsible place.

Never go to the hospital here. They're absolutely bad people. I went to get a treatment for an ingrown toenail, but it looked very serious, and they did all sorts of unnecessary tests, from CT scans to blood tests. In order to have an ingrown toenail surgery, you have to do it under general anesthesia. When I asked if there was even a need for that, he said it was because it could hurt a lot. But when I got home, no matter how much I thought about it, I thought it was strange to even use general anesthesia to get rid of ingrown toenails, so I looked it up and asked the people around me, and they said there was no need for that. I immediately canceled the operation and went to an orthopedic surgeon in a small neighborhood. And at the local hospital, local anesthesia was all done, but it didn't even cost 50,000 won. However, Now Hospital said that it would cost over 90,000 won for all kinds of tests on the same day, and over 500,000 won for surgery and hospitalization. What the hell is the health insurance company doing? What are you doing without investigating the hospitals that are spending so much tax money on the people with such excessive treatment? Please excuse the hospital. Money, money, money, money, if you live with conscience, you will be punished that much. You will definitely be punished accordingly.

I got a CT scan for back pain and wanted to pay for it, but without a word explaining what kind of injection it was, I just got an injection and went without saying a word, and I paid 192,000 won, including the 100,000 won injection, which is a non-paying item. When I asked what this was, the doctor came out and smiled. "It's a temporary help, so go get it" and then disappear. Without explaining how to get injections that are not covered by medical insurance... I asked them to refund me because I didn't need these injections, and I paid only the basic 64,3 million. Are there any other hospitals like this in the world?

On July 8, I received treatment for back and leg pain, and the director who received the treatment told me that it was in a state that did not require physical therapy. I knew it was okay to do it, but I was hospitalized, and after being in the hospital room, I was told to come and receive physical therapy, so I went up to get it and it was prescribed for 126,000 won. Even if it wasn't for this, I would have said I wouldn't get it. So I didn't receive it and went back to the second floor ward, but as soon as I entered the ward, my hair was slightly light brown? The nurse in the 2nd floor ward, who was working on the 2nd floor ward on July 8th, around 3-6 pm, said my name in an angry tone. It's okay to use an irritated tone as if you're complaining while calling, but why not? Who doesn't know what to do? I want to hear "in person" why you treated me like that. I don't understand why you don't do it in common sense, but if you had just asked, you would have felt that it was an issue that could be skipped over. Talking about my dissatisfaction on the spot wouldn't have any effect, and I didn't have an attitude that seemed to improve my treatment of patients. There were other nurses around, and you know you are yourself. Did you look too young to be complacent? It's not that refusing physical therapy was a nuisance, but I don't understand common sense about treating a nuisance patient. Physical therapy was also optional, so it cannot be seen as overtreatment, and the director is also good. That nurse knows. I wish I had some "basic manners" because of that one nurse, I feel very bad all the way through the hospital and even after I'm discharged. Why do I have to be treated like this after being hospitalized and refusing unnecessary physical therapy once while paying my own money? I really want to apologize

I went to the hospital because my shoulder hurts so much, and I took an x-ray and received physical therapy.

I go to a hard place in a university hospital every day From the moment you come here, the staff are friendly. Almost all the staff are friendly. I was able to feel good when I came out.

He was hospitalized with water in his knee and had an MRI done. I was just diagnosed with chondromalacia and was discharged from the hospital. Since it was not enough to have surgery, it was obvious that the money was not going to work, so I won't go again.