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Samsung Hospital to open on Saturdays for checkups
By Korea HeraldPublished : March 15, 2012 - 18:56
Samsung Seoul Hospital said it will open on Saturdays for health checkups, allowing wider access for people who cannot spare time during weekdays.
“Previously, people had to wait for about a couple of months in order to receive checkups after a reservation. But the Saturday openings will reduce the wait time dramatically,” the hospital said in a press release.
“More companies are asking for checkups on their workers. They could surely use their Saturdays for checkups. It also allows people living outside Seoul to visit us and take the examination,” said Dr. Jeon Ho-kyung of the hospital.
For more information, call (02) 3410-1000.
“Previously, people had to wait for about a couple of months in order to receive checkups after a reservation. But the Saturday openings will reduce the wait time dramatically,” the hospital said in a press release.
“More companies are asking for checkups on their workers. They could surely use their Saturdays for checkups. It also allows people living outside Seoul to visit us and take the examination,” said Dr. Jeon Ho-kyung of the hospital.
For more information, call (02) 3410-1000.
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