Is women's Korean medicine treatment covered by health insurance?

Acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, and Chuna are covered; herbal medicine is mostly out-of-pocket.

How much does infertility Korean medicine treatment cost?

Comprehensive 3-month course typically 1,500,000–2,500,000 KRW.

Are card payments and installments available?

Yes, all major cards are accepted with up to 12-month installments for non-covered items.

Is there support for Korean medicine infertility treatment?

Depending on the area, Korean medicine infertility support schemes are sometimes run. We recommend checking with the public health centre.

What about the cost of treatment during the postnatal recovery period?

Acupuncture, cupping and Chuna are covered by national health insurance; herbal medicine is not covered. We also run period-based programmes.

Can I come in the evening or at weekends?

On weekdays we see patients until 9pm, and on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 9am to 4pm.

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Cost & Insurance

Korean medicine procedures such as acupuncture, cupping and Chuna are covered by health insurance. For menstrual pain, herbal prescriptions can also be covered, which lowers the cost. Other herbal formulas are not covered, but private indemnity insurance may reimburse them in some cases.

Cost & Insurance

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