"No More Traveling for Postpartum Care"... Anseong to Break Ground on First Public Postpartum Care Center on the 22nd
Anseong City Invests KRW 13.8 Billion; Center to Open in Early 2028
High-Quality Amenities Including Rooms for Mothers, Loess Room, and Massage Room
Expected to Alleviate Inconvenience of Traveling for Postpartum Care and Reduce Financial Burden on Families
The first public postpartum care center for mothers and newborns will be established in Anseong, Gyeonggi Province. This is expected to greatly alleviate the inconvenience experienced by families in Anseong who, until now, had to travel to neighboring regions for postpartum care due to the absence of such facilities within the city.
Anseong City Public Postpartum Care Center Groundbreaking Ceremony. Provided by Anseong City
View original imageOn June 18, Anseong City announced that it will officially break ground on the "Anseong City Public Postpartum Care Center Construction Project" on June 22 at 424-3 Oksan-dong.
The new public postpartum care center will be built with a total project cost of approximately KRW 13.8 billion. The facility will have one basement level and four above-ground floors, with a total floor area of about 1,856 square meters. Inside, there will be 16 well-equipped rooms for mothers and newborns, as well as a variety of customized amenities such as a loess room and massage room to support mothers' swift recovery.
The construction is targeted for completion by October 2027. Afterward, preparations including interior finishing and system setup will take place, with plans to officially open in early 2028.
The city also plans to proceed in tandem with related administrative procedures necessary for the operation of the center, such as enacting relevant ordinances and selecting an institution to manage the facility. This approach aims to ensure that the center can open promptly after construction is complete by accelerating preparatory work in advance.
Until now, there have been no private postpartum care centers in Anseong, forcing many families to travel to other municipalities, causing both time and financial burdens. Once the public postpartum care center officially opens, these inconveniences are expected to be completely resolved. Additionally, it is anticipated that the facility will ease the financial burden on families and provide high-quality, professional postpartum care services for mothers and newborns.
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An official from Anseong City stated, "We will ensure the construction of the public postpartum care center proceeds smoothly and is carried out safely," and added, "We will continue to do our best to create a pleasant childcare environment where it is easy to have and raise children."
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