Dakfinder Korea to Donate Monthly to Save the Children

Systematizing Support for Children When Foreign Medical Tourists Receive Surgery in Korea

On the 25th, Park Shin-bo (right), CEO of DocFinder Korea, and Lee Hee-seong, team leader of Save the Children, who participated in the Save the Children sponsorship ceremony in Mapo-gu, Seoul, are taking a commemorative photo after signing the sponsorship agreement. Photo by DocFinder Korea

[Asia Economy Reporter Jumi Lee] Medical tourism company DocFinder Korea launched a social contribution sponsorship activity on the 25th in collaboration with Save the Children.

DocFinder Korea is participating in the 'We Save' campaign by the international relief and development NGO Save the Children, pledging to donate a portion of its monthly sales as contributions. The structure is such that a certain amount is donated in the patient's name according to the number of foreign medical tourists visiting Korea and receiving various surgeries and treatments at domestic hospitals through this company. Foreign medical tourists automatically participate in the sponsorship campaign when they receive advanced medical surgeries in Korea.

DocFinder Korea explained that despite a sales drop of over 90% due to the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic, it decided to participate in the campaign to protect children domestically and internationally from risks such as poverty, abuse, and discrimination, and to help them grow up healthy.

Park Shinbo, CEO of DocFinder Korea, expressed, "Although the domestic medical tourism industry is in a difficult situation, pushed to the brink of collapse due to the impact of COVID-19, we thought this was a good opportunity to promote Korea's advanced medical technology to foreign patients while also raising interest in domestic sponsorship projects."

DocFinder Korea, a medical tourism company opened in 2012, is one of the leading medical agencies in Korea, boasting a track record of attracting over 5,000 foreign patients from 101 countries worldwide over the past 10 years.

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