Kim Dong-geun, Mayor of Uijeongbu (left), is taking a commemorative photo together after signing a medical expense support agreement for medically vulnerable groups in the district with Uijeongbu Seoul Spine Hospital (Chief Director Park Ji-kwon) on the 17th. <Photo by Uijeongbu City>

Kim Dong-geun, Mayor of Uijeongbu (left), is taking a commemorative photo together after signing a medical expense support agreement for medically vulnerable groups in the district with Uijeongbu Seoul Spine Hospital (Chief Director Park Ji-kwon) on the 17th.

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Uijeongbu City (Mayor Kim Dong-geun) signed a medical expense support agreement on October 17 in the mayor's office with Uijeongbu Seoul Spine Hospital (Chief Director Park Ji-kwon) to assist medically vulnerable groups in the area.


According to the agreement, the city and local public institutions will identify and recommend medically vulnerable individuals who are unable to receive treatment due to the burden of treatment costs for spinal and joint diseases to Uijeongbu Seoul Spine Hospital. The hospital will then provide medical services to the recipients and offer discounts on treatment fees.


Along with the agreement, Uijeongbu Seoul Spine Hospital donated 700kg of mixed grains for neighbors in need on the same day. The donated grains will be distributed to vulnerable groups through local community service centers.


Mayor Kim Dong-geun said, "Many low-income elderly people have joint problems such as knees and spines and need help," adding, "The donation of mixed grains, which are good for health management, will be helpful in many ways to the vulnerable groups."



Meanwhile, Uijeongbu Seoul Spine Hospital is carrying out various medical welfare contribution projects, including support for knee artificial joint surgeries for vulnerable groups, visiting health lectures, and regular community sponsorships.


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