Chaum Medical Center

The Chaum Medical Center is a wellness and longevity clinic that was founded in 1960 in Seoul, South Korea. Treatments include the Triple Health System, which combines the wisdom of three different schools of medicine including oriental therapy, western practices, and alternative medicine.

Patients will be monitored in 12 different health categories, including cells, the immune system, and the brain to discover any possible dangers to their health.

Additional services available for patients include WiFi, medical record translations, assistance with hotel booking, as well as airport and hotel pickup and drop off.

Chaum Medical Center is found in Seoul, South Korea. It can be reached using public transport, within 2 hours from both Incheon International Airport and Gimpo International Airport.

Seoul is the capital of South Korea and is an intriguing mixture of Buddhist temples, ultra-modern building facades, street food, and pop culture.

The Leeum (Samsung Museum of Art) houses traditional Korean and contemporary art and is 6 km from the hospital.

The Gyeongbok Palace and Changdeokgung Palace are two ornate palaces that were built by the Joseon Dynasty. They are surrounded by lush gardens and give an interesting insight into this period of history.