Jeonbuk Bank Establishes Medical and Administrative Support System for Foreign Industrial Accident Workers

Business Agreement Signed with Daegu Dongsan Hospital and Best Administrative Office

Jeonbuk Bank has established a support system that connects medical institutions with administrative experts to assist foreign workers affected by industrial accidents.

On August 26, Jeonbuk Bank announced it had signed a "Medical Support Agreement for Foreign Customers" with Keimyung University Daegu Dongsan Hospital and Best Administrative Office. The agreement aims to ensure that foreign workers who suffer industrial accidents can receive all necessary assistance in one place, from medical treatment and industrial accident compensation claims to immigration-related administrative procedures. The signing ceremony was attended by Kwangyoung Yang, Deputy Head of the Foreign Customer Business Division at Jeonbuk Bank, Sanghyun Kim, Director of Daegu Dongsan Hospital, Eunsu Bae, CEO of Best Administrative Office, and other related officials.

On the 26th, JB Financial Group Jeonbuk Bank signed a 'Medical Support Agreement for Foreign Customers' with Keimyung University Daegu Dongsan Hospital and Best Administrative Office. Provided by Jeonbuk Bank

Under this agreement, Jeonbuk Bank will introduce its foreign customers who have suffered industrial accidents to the support programs offered by Daegu Dongsan Hospital and Best Administrative Office, and will facilitate connections between institutions when necessary.

Daegu Dongsan Hospital will provide medical examinations and treatment for connected foreign industrial accident patients, as well as cooperate in the issuance of necessary medical reports and documents required during the industrial accident approval process. Best Administrative Office will support foreign workers through complex administrative procedures, including immigration services related to visa status, industrial accident applications, and disability benefit claims.

Foreign workers often experience difficulties navigating treatment and compensation procedures after accidents at work, due to language and system barriers. In particular, when industrial accident applications and visa issues arise simultaneously, they are burdened with visiting both medical and administrative institutions separately. This agreement is designed to alleviate such inconveniences.

Jeonbuk Bank plans to expand this cooperative effort beyond financial services, aiming to further enhance the daily convenience of its foreign customers.

A Jeonbuk Bank official stated, "We have established a cooperative system to help foreign workers affected by industrial accidents gain smoother access to medical and administrative services," adding, "Going forward, we will continue to improve communication support and user convenience to reduce the challenges foreign workers face in financial and daily life services."

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