This is a Korean hospital on Friendship Highway in Angeles. It opened around 2017, and you'll find it on the main road just across the Anunas Bridge at the end of Korea Town.
What people talk about most at this hospital is the interpreting. Many reviews say a Korean staff member goes into the exam room with you, relays the local doctor's explanations in Korean, and even breaks down the medical terms. That's why many travelers, language-study students, and Korean families living here with children who find an exam in English stressful come here. One review says there is a Korean director who also sees patients, but the specialists in each department are Filipino doctors.
Several reviews say the exam rooms, waiting room, and inpatient rooms are clean as if brand new, and many also say the staff and nurses are kind. Reviews keep mentioning that blood and urine tests are done on-site, so it was convenient to hear the results the same day. There are many reviews from people who got an IV drip in an inpatient room for traveler's diarrhea or a stomach bug, and from people who had their child treated for an eye infection or stomachache or got vaccinations. There is also a review from someone who got a medical checkup for a Korean spouse visa.
There are some disappointing reviews too. Some say they only got a prescription without the treatment they expected, one says the doctor was curt with a child patient, and another says the medicine was mild and took a while to work.
For internal medicine, you can usually be seen right away. However, specialties such as pediatrics and obstetrics/gynecology only see patients on set days, so several reviews recommend checking in advance and making a reservation. They say that when you register for the first time, you should write your name exactly as it appears on your passport so that your documents come out the same way. Reviews say that if you need to file a travel insurance claim, you can ask for a medical certificate, receipt, and prescription and they will prepare them for you. The in-house pharmacy mainly stocks Philippine medicines, so if your prescription isn't available, you may have to buy it at a nearby pharmacy.
One review says you have to go around the sign by the main road to find the entrance. According to Google Maps, it has parking spaces, an entrance, and restrooms for wheelchair users. Starbucks, Todam Restaurant, and Fortune (Hong Kong) Seafood Restaurant are about 100 m away. You can make inquiries by phone, KakaoTalk, Viber, or Facebook.
Information verified: November 2026 (based on the internet reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, Naver blogs, and Facebook reviews). Medical departments and specialist consultation days may change, so please check before visiting.
