Bright Eye Clinic 21 Hospital, 21st Anniversary of Opening: "We Will Fulfill Our Duty in Medical Advancement"

The directors of Bright Eye Clinic 21 Hospital are holding a rice cake cutting ceremony to celebrate the 21st anniversary of the hospital's opening. Photo by, from left, Song Yongju, Kim Juyeop, Yoon Giljung, Joo Jongdae, Ban Taesu, Kim Deokbae, and Na Seongjin.

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Seon-gang] Bright Eye Clinic 21 Hospital (Chief Director Yoon Gil-jung) held a commemorative ceremony on the 15th to celebrate its 21st anniversary.

The ceremony was held simply with a minimized number of attendees, including Chief Director Yoon Gil-jung, other directors, and department heads, in accordance with the recent Level 2 social distancing measures due to the spread of COVID-19.

Yoon Gil-jung, Chief Director of Bright Eye Clinic 21 Hospital, said, “We deeply appreciate the unwavering love and trust from the local community, and we will continuously pursue research and development to meet the increasing expectations for medical services. We aim to become a trusted ophthalmology specialty hospital through honest ethical management that earns patients' trust and love.”

Joo Jong-dae, the first chief director, stated, “Although this is a difficult time for everyone due to the unprecedented infectious disease, let us all unite to overcome the crisis and do our best to maintain a medical environment where patients can receive treatment with peace of mind.”

Meanwhile, Bright Eye Clinic 21 Hospital has grown alongside the development of the local community since its opening in 1999.

It has been designated as an ophthalmology specialty hospital by the Ministry of Health and Welfare for three consecutive cycles: the first cycle in 2011 when the specialty hospital system was implemented, the second cycle in 2015, and the third cycle in 2018.

In addition, the hospital leads efforts in regional development and neighborly love through various social activities such as medical volunteer services in remote areas of Jeollanam-do, free eye surgeries for residents of Seo-gu, medical volunteer services at social welfare centers in various regions, and free check-ups for kindergartens and elementary schools.

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