Losing the reservation card does not cause any administrative problem that will prevent you from receiving same-day medical examination. Please visit the corresponding medical department on the day of examination.

You can pay by cash, credit card or by wire transfer in certain situations. Please contact (Outpatient) 82-62-220-3615, (admission) 82-62-220-3341.

Due to tax law, the receipt is not reissued, but payment certificate or medical examination cost record is issued as an alternative.

You can visit Chosun University Hospital (CUH) by taking subway line 1 and get off at Namgwangju station Gate 5 and walk up the hill to CUH.

By bus, take bus and get off at the Chosun University Enterance, and walk to the CUH or exit at Namgwangju station and walk up the hill approximately less than 5 minutes.

Chosun University parking lot is open 24 hours. Outpatients may use the parking lot free for the day of examination and the admission/discharge patients may use the lot free on the day of admission and the day of discharge. Parking is free of charge for one vehicle per one admitted patient.

For all other visitors, the parking fee is free for the first 30 minutes and 500 won per extra 10 minutes thereafter.

Please contact the parking office (telephone ####) or General Affairs team (82-62-220-3321~4) for further inquiries.

You may require health insurance card, basic washing kit, slipper, water bottles and cups.

Please avoid keeping valuables and cash in the ward. The hospital is not responsible for loss due to the negligence of patients. (The valuables may be lost or stolen.)

Admission on holidays is possible if the admission is previously scheduled.

(Reserved patient, emergency patient in emergency room, etc.)

1 day is calculated from 12:00 PM of the day of admission to 12:00 PM of next day.

If the patient is admitted between 00:00~06:00 or discharged after 18:00, 50% of the admission fee and ward fee will be added.

If the attending doctor decides to discharge the patient at night or on holiday, the patient is required to pay the medical fee at the patient affairs team. (Discharge is allowed at any time.)

Outpatients: Please submit a request to the attending doctor during examination for issuance.

Admission patients: Please submit a request to the attending doctor or nurse office for issuance 1 or 2 days in advance of discharge.

Issuance of various certificate documents requires the submission of documentation and ID including health insurance card or ID card.

The medical affairs department will copy the medical record written by the attending doctor and the admission affairs team will affix a seal after they receive the copy issuance fee.

If someone other than the patient themselves is to receive the copy of medical records, such person must submit letter of attorney, seal certificate, personal ID of the entrusted, and power of attorney for issuance of the medical records copy.

Admitted patients: Confirm with your insurance company which documents are required (mostly admission/discharge confirmation letter, diagnosis, doctor’s opinion, receipt, etc.), and submit a request to the attending doctor or nurse office for the issuance of the documents.