
Major Medical Centers for International Patients
Busan is Korea's second-largest city and a major medical hub for southeastern Korea. The city has several university-affiliated hospitals and large medical centers providing specialized treatment and services for international patients.

Seo-gu, Busan
University-affiliated tertiary medical center
Cancer · Cardiovascular Care · Neurosciences · Digestive Diseases · Surgery · Emergency & Critical Care · Other specialized medical services
International healthcare services are available. International patients should confirm current services directly with the hospital.
Contact the hospital through its official international patient channels before visiting.
www.pnuh.or.kr
Seo-gu, Busan

University-affiliated tertiary medical center
Cancer · Cardiovascular Care · Neurosciences · Orthopedics · Digestive Diseases · Surgery · Other specialized medical services
International patient services are available; current language and interpretation services should be confirmed directly.
Check current appointment procedures through the hospital's official website.
www.damc.or.kr
Busanjin-gu, Busan
University-affiliated tertiary medical center
Internal Medicine · Surgery · Cardiovascular Care · Neurosciences · Orthopedics · Emergency Care · Other specialized services
Foreign-patient services may be available. Confirm current international services and supported languages directly with the hospital.

Check Official Hospital Site.
www.paik.ac.kr/busan
Seo-gu, Busan
University-affiliated tertiary medical center
Cancer · Internal Medicine · Surgery · Cardiovascular Care · Neurosciences · Other specialized medical services
International patient assistance is available; exact services and language support should be confirmed before visiting.
Check Official Hospital Site.
www.kosinmed.or.kr
Busan can be particularly practical for international visitors staying in southeastern Korea.
For planned or specialized treatment:
For complex treatment, hospital capability and the appropriate specialist should take priority over location or convenience.
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