Three-story facility includes examination rooms, health screening rooms, and a senior dining hall
Munsan Haenurim Senior Welfare Center to open on January 1, 2027

A complex center where residents can receive medical care, health checkups, and senior welfare services in one building has been completed in Munsan-eup, Paju, Gyeonggi Province. Munsan Health Center will open on December 14, 2026, and Munsan Haenurim Senior Welfare Center will officially open on January 1, 2027.

Paju Mayor Son Baechan visited the Munsan Health Center–Munsan Haenurim Senior Welfare Center Complex, completed in Munsan-eup, Paju, on the 5th. He toured the grounds with officials and checked preparations for its opening. Photo by Paju City.

Paju Mayor Son Baechan visited the Munsan Health Center–Munsan Haenurim Senior Welfare Center Complex, completed in Munsan-eup, Paju, on the 5th. He toured the grounds with officials and checked preparations for its opening. Photo by Paju City.

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Paju City said on November 6 that it had completed construction of the complex center, which houses Munsan Health Center and Munsan Haenurim Senior Welfare Center together at 34 Gaeporae-ro and nearby areas in Munsan-eup.


Construction began in December 2024 to replace the existing Munsan Health Center, which had limited space, and expand health and welfare facilities in northern Paju. Work was completed in October.


The complex stands on a 9,299-square-meter site, has a total floor area of 4,158 square meters, and comprises three above-ground floors. It includes examination rooms, health screening rooms, and a health counseling room, as well as exercise classrooms, a senior dining hall, an auditorium, and lecture rooms. By placing health and welfare facilities in one location, the city has made it easier for residents to move between them.


Mayor Son Baechan visited the site on November 5 to inspect the main facilities and preparations for the opening.



Mayor Son said, "I carefully checked for anything that could inconvenience people using the facilities and how the ancillary facilities are being used," and urged officials to "complete preparations for operations without a hitch so that residents will not face any inconvenience when using the facilities."


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