Orthopedics and Rehabilitation · Dongnae-gu

Narsha Hospital

Narsha Hospital is an orthopedic hospital in Busan with a particular focus on shoulder and elbow care. Its published team includes Lee Changsoo, Lee Dongki, Bae Kyeongim, Kim Bongjae and Rhim Chunsub.

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Narsha Hospital

Where is Narsha Hospital and what care does it offer?

Narsha Hospital is located at 6, Jungang-daero 1493beon-gil, Dongnae-gu, Busan, South Korea. Its listed areas of care include Frozen Shoulder Treatment, Elbow Joint Treatment and Surgery, Sports Injury Treatment and Rehabilitation.

A closer look at Narsha Hospital

Understanding the clinical focus

The hospital is at 6 Jungang-daero 1493beon-gil in Dongnae-gu. Its listed services include frozen-shoulder care, elbow treatment, sports-injury rehabilitation and MRI assessment.

A consultation should establish why the joint hurts or is restricted before selecting a procedure. Explain the onset, any injury, loss of movement and how symptoms affect sleep, work or sport. Bring earlier imaging and a record of physiotherapy, injections or operations.

Planning a useful consultation

Ask how the diagnosis was reached, which nonsurgical options remain and what would justify surgery. For a proposed operation, discuss the rehabilitation plan as carefully as the operation itself.

International patients should clarify how long supervised recovery is needed and whether a therapist at home can continue the plan. Obtain written restrictions, exercise guidance and follow-up arrangements rather than treating hospital discharge as the end of care.

Location
6, Jungang-daero 1493beon-gil, Dongnae-gu, Busan, South Korea
Field of care
Orthopedics and Rehabilitation
Established
2018
International website languages
English, Russian, Mongolian
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Clinical focus & treatment choices

The clinic lists the following areas of care. The consultation should establish which, if any, is appropriate for your diagnosis and goals.

Frozen Shoulder TreatmentElbow Joint Treatment and SurgerySports Injury Treatment and RehabilitationGERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease) TreatmentColonoscopy Screening and DiagnosisMagnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

Approaching movement, pain and rehabilitation

A useful consultation connects symptoms, examination and imaging rather than treating a scan result alone. Explain how pain affects walking, sleep, work and daily activity. Discuss nonoperative care, rehabilitation and the expected benefit and limitations of any procedure.

Bring imaging files as well as reports, previous treatment records and a timeline of symptoms. Ask what rehabilitation involves, how progress will be measured and whether treatment requires repeat visits in Korea.

Treatment options to discuss

  • Elbow Fracture
  • Young Athlete Care
  • Cubital Tunnel Syndrome
  • Thyroid Conditions
  • Hypertension
  • General Checkups
  • Rotator Cuff Tear
  • Endoscopy
  • Golfer's Elbow
  • Cancer Screenings
  • In-house Imaging (X-ray, MRI, Ultrasound)
  • Frozen Shoulder

The people behind your care

Plan the practical details

Use the clinic’s international website to discuss your reason for visiting and request an appointment plan before arranging treatment. Send relevant medical records through the clinic’s designated secure channel, including previous procedures, current medicines, allergies and any recent test results.

For your visit to Narsha Hospital, confirm the exact building, floor and appointment time. The published address is 6, Jungang-daero 1493beon-gil, Dongnae-gu, Busan, South Korea. Check whether the first visit is an assessment only and whether additional testing or another visit may be necessary.

Ask for a written estimate that separates consultation, tests, treatment, anesthesia where relevant, medicines and follow-up. Confirm cancellation terms and which costs could change after examination. Website translation does not by itself establish that a particular language interpreter is available; confirm the language arrangements for your appointment, consent discussion and aftercare.

Before returning home, request a treatment summary, medication instructions and a clear route for clinical advice. Ask who will arrange care if a problem develops after you leave Korea, and what records your local clinician should receive.

Bring these questions to your consultation

  • What is the likely source of my symptoms?
  • Which nonoperative options remain reasonable?
  • What rehabilitation and activity restrictions are expected?
  • How will my local therapist or doctor continue the plan?

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