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PDF Download Miracles from Heaven Women’s Clinics and Hospitals in Gyeonggi-do Map of Women’s Hospital Yeoncheon Pocheon Miracles from Heaven Dongducheon Women’s Clinics and Hospitals in Gyeonggi-do Paju Gapyeong Yangju Euijeongbu CHA BUNDANG MEDIcaL CENTER | GRacE HOSPITAL | G SAM HOSPITAL | SEOUL WOMEN’S HOSPITAL | SHESMEDI HOSPITAL Gimpo Goyang GRacE HOSPITAL Namyangju Seoul Bucheon Hanam Yangpyeong SEOUL WOMEN’S HOSPITAL Gwangmyeong CHA BUNDANG MEDIcaL CENTER Gwacheon Gwangju Anyang Seongnam Siheung Euiwang G SAM HOSPITAL Gunpo Ansan This guide has been prepared for couples who are struggling to conceive Yeoju SHESMEDI HOSPITAL and women interested in specialist care and non-invasive therapy programs Suwon for gynecological and obstetrical conditions. Yicheon Yeongin This guide also contains useful information for mothers Hwaseong Osan who want to help their children grow taller. ㅁAnseong Pyeongtaek IVF (In-Vitro Fertilization) Package Programs Address: 59 Yatap-ro, Bundang-gu, Seongnam, Gyeonggi-do CHA BUNDANG Tel. +82-31-780-5500 Website: bundangwoman.chamc.co.kr IVF PLUS Package About the Medical Staff MEDIcaL CENTER Email: [email protected] The IVF Plus Package is designed to maximize the fertilization Choi Dong-hui probability of couples who want to undergo both the fertility - Specializes in fertility, reproduction, and endocrinology tests and fertilization procedures at Bundang CHA Hospital, - Head of Fertility Center while staying in the best possible health and getting proper - Academic member of Korean Society for Reproductive nutrition throughout the entire process. Medicine - Recommended for couples who want to undergo both their - Board member of Korean Society for Assisted Reproduction first fertility test and fertilization procedures in Korea instead of - Author of “What is the best sperm treatment method for IVF?” (2013) and five other medical journal articles in their home countries. - We recommend that couples visit the clinic two or three days Kwon Hang into the wife’s menstrual cycle so that the fertility test may be - Specializes in fertility, laparoscopy, and ovariole restoration - Author of “Vitrification of oocytes is useful for fertility pres- conducted immediately, without requiring the couple to wait. ervation in couple of non-obstructive azoospermia patients” - The package spans about 30 days, from the start of a men- (2013, ASRM) and five other medical journal articles strual cycle to the confirmation of fertilization. Upon a couple’s request, the package may be divided over a two-month period (60 days), in the first stage of which couples undergo fertility tests, while in the latter they go through the fertilization Kim Ji-hyang procedures. - Specializes in fertility, uteroscopy, and recurrent miscarriage - Co-author of “Artificial shrinkage of human blastocysts prior IVF Half Package to vitrification has higher survival rate than no artificial shrink- Under the IVF Half Package, the fertilization procedures are car- age” (2013, PRFS) and three other medical journal articles ried out at CHA Bundang Medical Center, ensuring that couples who have borne children already and/or undergone fertility tests in their own countries are kept in the best possible health and provided optimal nutrition. Shin Ji-eun - Specializes in fertility, laparoscopy, uteroscopy, and recurrent - Recommended for couples who have already received fertility miscarriage tests and diagnoses and/or given birth to children in their own - Co-author of “Artificial shrinkage of human blastocysts prior countries and want to undergo fertilization procedures in Korea. to vitrification has higher survival rate than no artificial shrink- - We recommend that couples visit the clinic two or three days into age” (2013, PRFS) and three other medical journal articles the wife’s menstrual cycle so that the hormone injections can be administered immediately, without requiring the couple to wait. - The package spans about 30 days, from the start of a men- Nearby Accommodations strual cycle to the confirmation of fertilization. CHA Bundang Medical Center is Korea’s largest hospital dedicated to women Strengths Grade Name Rate (per night) Details Courtyard Seoul Twin beds, and children, featuring not only a world-renowned OB/GYN clinic that was Our IVF programs provide additional services as well, including ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ KRW150,000 established more than five decades ago, but also a top-notch in-vitro fertiliza- anti-aging treatment, food therapy, and a spa program, in part- Pangyo by Marriott breakfast included Twin beds, tion center, women’s urology clinic, postnatal care center, pediatric and youth nership with the Anti-Aging Life Center Chaum. ★ ★ ★ ★ Mate Hotel Bundang KRW 143,000 breakfast included clinic, pediatric surgery center, pediatric urology clinic, and a host of other Success rate Twin beds, ★ ★ ★ ★ Hotel Gallery KRW 140,000 facilities and services for women, children, youth, and mothers. Wife’s age ≤24 25-29 30-34 35-39 ≥40 breakfast included Our fertility center, in particular, is recognized the world over for its success Twin beds, Success rate (%) 75 50.1 52.2 41.1 25.6 ★ ★ ★ Residence Pangyo KRW 99,000 rate and safety record, and our in-vitro fertilization procedures and egg freez- cooking allowed ing services, backed by cutting-edge research and state-of-the-art equipment, Price(KRW) have enhanced our reputation both inside and outside Korea. - IVF PLUS Package: starts from KRW 19,000,000 - IVF Half Package: starts from KRW 15,000,000 2 3 Children and Adolescents Clinic Postnatal Care Program About the Program Price(KRW) About the Program Price(KRW) Active consultation and care for children and teenagers in the - KRW 1,500,000: blood, ECG, ultrasound, and growth plate Systematic postnatal care provided by expert medical prac- Room For each additional areas of: tests titioners Rate Total type baby - Postnatal care, preschool height and growth, and preschool - KRW 1,250,000: brain MRI (if necessary) Our Postnatal Care Program provides postpartum consulta- cardiology; tions with OB/GYN professors, consultations with pediatricians Deluxe KRW 7,425,000 KRW 1,350,000 KRW 8,775,000 Program Description - Sleep and neurology, digestion and nutrition, and blood regarding childcare issues, consultations with professional nutri- Superior KRW 6,540,000 KRW 1,350,000 KRW 7,890,000 cancer; - Doctors conduct detailed interviews to determine when the tionists, a mini-buffet, infant massage, infant bathing training, signs of puberty began to show, how quickly the signs are A KRW 5,670,000 KRW 1,350,000 KRW 7,020,000 - Allergies, atopic dermatitis, and respiratory syndromes; making of black-and-white mobiles, acupunctural massages developing, how quickly the children are growing, when the - Pediatric urology, etc. (to facilitate the discharge of bodily wastes, control swelling, B KRW 5,250,000 KRW 1,350,000 KRW 6,600,000 parents began to experience puberty, and whether the children improve pelvic posture, and prevent the thickening of the belly), C KRW 4,830,000 KRW 1,350,000 KRW 6,180,000 Targets have been exposed to sex hormones. wholegrain diet-based and pain-free breastfeeding (involving Children and teenagers with signs of growth failure, such as: - Doctors examine children’s bodies to evaluate the progress of treatments and services for reducing pain, increasing milk Ten reasons for choosing the Postnatal Care Center - Children who are among the shortest three percent of their their growth and stage of puberty and determine whether there production, preventing and treating mastitis, and improving milk at CHA Bundang Medical Center: peers in the same age and sex group; could be other possible causes for the symptoms. quality), healthy meals designed by professional nutritionists (for - Systematic postnatal care provided 24/7 by professional - Children at least 10 centimeters shorter than the average - Children’s wrists are X-rayed to determine the age and maturi- special-needs mothers, such as diabetics), and nutritious and medical practitioners; height of the same age and sex group; ty of their bones. balanced meals delivered via room service. - Reinforced safety measures and infection control; - Children aged three to 10 who grow by less than four centim- - Hormonal stimulation tests may be performed when neces- - Thorough, around-the-clock care for newborns provided by eters a year sary. Benefits experienced nurses; Signs of precocious puberty: - Ultrasound or brain MRI tests may be necessary if other caus- - No fees are charged for one outpatient visit made to the OB/ - Breastfeeding and breast care offered by breastfeeding - Girls who begin to develop breasts before the age of eight; es are suspected. GYN doctor during the program. experts; - Boys who begin to experience genital growth before the age - Fifteen-percent discount on medical checkups for two at CHA - Expert medical services provided in partnership with CHA of nine; Bundang Medical Center. Bundang Women’s Medical Center; - Girls who begin menstruation before the age of 10; and - Postnatal care inspired by traditional Asian medicine that - Discounts on the cost of deliveries performed at CHA Bun- - Boys and girls who are shorter than their peers but begin includes a seven-day supply of saenghwatang (to be adminis- dang Women’s Medical Center; showing signs of puberty earlier than their peers. tered twice a day), saenghwatang teacups, and a 10-percent - A wide range of educational programs for mothers taught by discount on Asian medicine-style postnatal care. expert instructors;
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