Ewha Womans University Mokdong Hospital

"Ewha women's university hispital emmergency service is the most disgusting hospital in seoul.my baby was failed from table and injured on his forehead,teeth and tounge and i went to this emmergency to check if brain trauma happened to my baby or not.but,amazingly they said first test corona but he has no any sign and they sent us to quarantine room and locked it.....waiting there longgggg time with this little baby who was hungry and sick.so am so upset and left the hospital.what kind of hospital is it?howmany time should i wait in that locked room alone?"

"My wife went to the International Medical Center on a Monday before 5 p.m., when they close. It was closed when she got there around 4:20 p.m. We've had pretty good experiences with this place before but gosh, they need to have someone there during their prescribed hours!"

"Do NoT go to this hospital! My brother had back surgery here and got a spinal infection. They don’t sanitize their equipment and nurses and doctors are not very experienced. How could this even happen?!??"

"Literally the most frustrating experience ever. They asked me so many questions before an appointment was made and they said I was cleared and everything was set for the day they'll see me. I arrive to my appointment and was turned away and was told something completely different than what they told me on the phone. They even had the audacity to say come next week instead than we can check you. Worst place. Don't go there especially if you're a foreigner."

"I must really commend the medical staff at Ewha University Medical Centre for attending to a terrible allergic reaction I had to ganjang-gejang (soy marinated crab). As a foreigner on vacation, this was a frightening experience that was made worse after I was turned away from another hospital that refused to help. The attentive medical professionals, from the resident doctor, through to the junior doctors, as well as the medical students on duty, were superbly efficient with excellent bedside manners. While the locals are used to such allergic reactions from soy crabs, they still took the trouble to make me feel comfortable and to reassure me that all would be okay throughout time there on a Friday evening between 9 to 10:30. The junior doctors even wrote a discharge summary upon request for use in a medical insurance claim. Seriously salute this team of medical professionals! Thank you for saving my trip!"