Resumption of Night Clinic Operations to Enhance Medical Convenience

Geochang-gun, Gyeongnam announced on the 16th that Seogyeong Hospital has resumed its night clinic services, which had been temporarily suspended since August 1st, operating year-round on weekdays and holidays from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.


Previously, Seogyeong Hospital had operated the night clinic from July 1st last year to alleviate the overcrowding in the emergency room of the Red Cross Hospital and to provide smooth medical care for local residents. However, due to various difficulties such as a shortage of medical personnel, the night clinic operation was suspended.

Geochang Seogyeong Hospital.

Geochang Seogyeong Hospital.

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In response, since August 27th, the county has been operating the Geochang-gun Public Health Center night clinic and weekend and holiday medical services at local clinics to compensate for the medical service gap. With the resumption of Seogyeong Hospital’s night clinic, it is expected that a faster and smoother emergency medical system can be secured.


Starting from October 7th, the reopening date, Seogyeong Hospital will operate the night clinic from 7 a.m., enhancing medical convenience for local residents and playing a role in preventing patient overcrowding at the regional emergency medical institution (Geochang Red Cross Hospital).


Meanwhile, the Geochang-gun Public Health Center night clinic ended its services after the last treatment on the 15th.



Gu In-mo, the county governor, stated, “We will strive to ensure that the night clinic continues to operate smoothly, securing a stable medical care system and improving medical convenience for the residents so that there is no inconvenience.”


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