National Rehabilitation Center

I walked in on my own two feet to get rehabilitation treatment, but by the time I was discharged I was crawling out being propped up by someone. The doctor fed me 9 steroid pills a day — I have questions about why he gave me a drug like this at all, and why he gave me an amount that exceeded the daily intake limit. I resent the doctor who left me unable to walk after discharge. This is a hospital that turned me into a disabled person after I went there for rehabilitation. The doctor's name is Lee Yeong-sang. I just hope there are no more victims like me still being treated by that doctor. For reference, when he did his rounds, the doctor would ask if there was anywhere uncomfortable — if you said you had pain somewhere, he'd say "let's get you an injection." Even when I said it wasn't that bad, the nurse would tell me to come to the injection room. They'd give dozens of injections all over my body. When I went back to my hospital room in tears, another woman who had been admitted earlier in the same room said "so they prescribed you those injections too, huh." Are patients guinea pigs to them?! Because of that doctor I've been suffering through insomnia for over ten years now, living through painful days.

The treatment schedule only gets finalized 2-3 weeks after admission, and there's a shortage of physical therapists relative to the number of patients — that's the reality, as they put it. If you need "intensive rehabilitation," going here could leave you deeply regretting it.

Since it's state-run, the patient rooms are spacious, the exercise space is spacious too, and hospital fees are cheap. I cared for an acquaintance there, and for rehabilitation treatment it's the best.

The medication is cheap too, and the nursing staff and doctors are very kind. The hospital and rehabilitation center are wonderfully set up so you can experience various hands-on learning.

My mother-in-law wasn't feeling well and went, and she said she was really thankful because the nurses were so kind. Thank you :)

I'm currently doing rehabilitation training after being admitted to the National Rehabilitation Center due to a stroke. The physical therapists are the best therapists…

The National Rehabilitation Center is the best medical institution.

This is a rehabilitation hospital run by the state.

It's good for people with disabilities.

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