Medical Consultations, Ultrasound, Physical Therapy, Nutritional Supplements, and More

Chosun University Hospital announced on October 1 that it recently conducted medical volunteer activities for local residents at the Hoedong-ri Senior Citizens Center in Gogun-myeon, Jindo-gun.


This medical volunteer initiative was organized to examine the health of rural residents who have limited access to medical services and to contribute to improving community healthcare and welfare.

Chosun University Hospital recently conducted medical volunteer activities for local residents at the Hoedong-ri Senior Center in Gogeun-myeon, Jindo-gun. Provided by Chosun University Hospital

Chosun University Hospital recently conducted medical volunteer activities for local residents at the Hoedong-ri Senior Center in Gogeun-myeon, Jindo-gun. Provided by Chosun University Hospital

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The volunteer group consisted of 23 people, including Hyunyoung Lee, Director of External Cooperation, Kyunghoon Sun, Team Leader of External Cooperation, as well as medical staff and employees from various departments such as Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Occupational and Environmental Medicine, Family Medicine, Radiology, and Otorhinolaryngology.


On that day, the volunteer team provided a variety of medical services for local residents, including medical consultations and medication, ultrasound exams, physical therapy, and nutritional IV injections, receiving a highly positive response from the community.


In particular, medical professionals from several departments participated in the event, offering checkups and health consultations to residents who usually have difficulty visiting healthcare facilities, and thereby working to increase access to medical services.



Hyunyoung Lee, Director of External Cooperation, stated, "I find it very meaningful that this medical volunteer program allowed us to look after the health of local residents and provide at least some support in terms of medical service access. Moving forward, we will continue to visit areas in need of medical care and faithfully fulfill our role as a community-oriented medical institution."


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