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By language

4 hospitals whose international desk names Korean

Each hospital below says, on an official page, that its international desk works in Korean; the other languages it names appear in the same column. By city: Beijing 4. Alphabetical.

At a glance

Hospitals naming Korean, alphabetical. Labels are read from each hospital's statement; the hospital page quotes it with its source.
HospitalCityDesk and where it sitsReach it byLanguages namedInsurer billingDepartments listed
Beijing Chao-Yang Hospital首都医科大学附属北京朝阳医院 Beijing International Medical Department — Changying CampusChangying campus, 3 Dongshilibao Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing phone, WeChat English, French, German, Japanese, Korean not found no list yet
Beijing Jishuitan Hospital首都医科大学附属北京积水潭医院 Beijing VIP Clinic & International Medical Service DepartmentXinjiekou: 31 Xinjiekou East Street, Xicheng. Huilongguan: 68 Huilongguan Huinanbei Road, Changping. Xinlongze: 38 Longyu Ring Road, Huilongguan Town, Changping. These are three different campuses. Confirm which campus will receive you phone, WeChat, app English, Japanese, Korean not found no list yet
Peking University People’s Hospital北京大学人民医院 Beijing Department of International Medical Services11 Xizhimen South Street, Xicheng District, Beijing (our translation of the official Chinese address) phone, WeChat English, Japanese, Korean, Russian Stated 61
Peking University Third Hospital北京大学第三医院 Beijing International Medical Department49 North Garden Road, Haidian District, Beijing phone, WeChat English, Japanese, Korean Stated 45

Each desk in detail

Before you count on it

A named language is a service statement. The hospital page quotes the sentence it comes from, and most of those sentences add that the clinician or interpreter for a particular appointment has to be confirmed. Ask the desk, in writing if you can, which role will speak Korean at your visit and whether interpretation is charged.

A hospital missing from this list may still have Korean speakers; it only means the pages we read do not say so.