Medical tourism coordination covers pre-arrival consultation, appointment scheduling, interpretation, airport transfer and accommodation arranged through a hospital's international center or a licensed agency.
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Korea licenses medical tourism agencies, and only registered agencies may legally introduce foreign patients to Korean providers. Unregistered brokers taking commission are common and are the source of most pricing disputes, because their fee is buried in an inflated treatment quote.
Ask any intermediary for their registration number and ask the clinic directly for the price of the same treatment for a walk-in patient. A gap of more than a modest coordination fee tells you what you need to know.
No. Hospital international centers accept direct enquiries in English and arrange everything an agency would. An agency adds value mainly for complex multi-department cases or if you need a language the hospital does not cover.
Registered agencies hold a licence number from the Ministry of Health and Welfare and can produce it on request. Compare their quote against the clinic's direct price for the same procedure.
The length of your trip is set by the mandatory follow-up interval, not by how quickly you feel well, and flying too early raises the risk of swelling, bleeding and thrombosis.
Foreign patients without Korean national health insurance pay the full private rate, which is still typically 30 to 70 percent below US pricing for the same procedure, and card payment is accepted almost everywhere.
Source: Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service, medical institution information https://www.hira.or.kr/eng/main.do