Programs

Global Premium Checkup

Global Premium Checkup
Program / No.07 / Global Health Checkup Center

Need to finish
your checkup and fly home
within a day?

Checkup, recovery and results consultation are all completed within a same-day or 1-night, 2-day schedule. Even bowel preparation and sedated endoscopy are completed from your private room.

ProgramNO.07Global Premium Checkup
CenterGlobal Health Checkup CenterSignature program
FloorB2 · B1 · 1F
FormatVIP checkup1 day & one night
Fee$3,000–5,200Three tiers: Day / One-Night / VIP
1F reception desk · Your checkup begins here
B2–1F/Global Health Checkup Center reception · Your one-night stay begins here
Who it is for

If your time
in Seoul is short.

Patients from abroad arrive with a fixed schedule. The biggest difference is that everything is done in one building, with no transfers.

01My stay in Korea is short
02I do not want to come back twice for tests
03I want to be accompanied by a family member
04I need an interpreter to follow the explanations
05I need care to continue after I return home
06I need my report in English
What is included

Choose to fit
your schedule.

Three options by length of stay. Coordinators in five languages accompany you from start to finish.

Option 01Day Check-up

Same-day

$3,000~
  • Premium Checkup fast-track
  • Personalized IV nutrient therapy (IVNT)
  • Korean medicine consultation
  • English report issued the same day
  • Interpreter
  • Chauffeured transfer

About 4 hours, depart the same day

Ask about this option
Option 02One-Night Stay

One night, two days

$4,000~
  • Private room in the VIP ward
  • Bowel prep in your private room
  • Sedated gastroscopy and colonoscopy
  • About 50 test items
  • D+1 full briefing
  • Care Plan issued
Ask about this option
Option 03

VIP Anti-aging

$5,200
  • Full anti-aging care
  • Skin boosting
  • Lifting
  • Exbody rehabilitation coaching
  • Dedicated support for your companion
  • Remote consultation
  • Priority rebooking
Ask about this option

The composition and duration may be adjusted to the individual after consultation. Non-covered items are included; details are provided at the time of reservation. Fees may vary with the test schedule and insurance coverage.

Not a single checkup,
but a year-long care partnership.

Dr. Jin-Yong Kim, Center Director · Global Health Checkup CenterWe planned the schedule so you do not need to come back to Korea just for a test.
How it works

From the airport
to the consultation room.

It all continues inside one building. You never leave for a test or a consultation.

01Advance booking

Multilingual registration and a pre-visit questionnaire. We assist with visas and invitation letters.

02Pickup · Check-in

Airport reception, then your private room in the VIP ward. A dedicated coordinator accompanies you one-on-one.

03Checkup

Blood tests, ECG, chest CT and ultrasound of four areas. Bowel prep in your room, then sedated gastroscopy and colonoscopy.

04Recovery · Results briefing

Recovery in your room with IV nutrient therapy. The next day, a one-on-one briefing with a specialist and your full English report.

0512 months after you return

D+7 report · D+30 follow-up call · D+90 remote consultation · D+180 check-in · D+365 rebooking.

Videos · Press · Patient stories

Videos and press coverage
on this subject.

From Kwangdong TV videos, press coverage and patient stories, we picked only those related to this program. Articles written by our doctors are in 05 Journal just below. Linked content is in Korean.

Kwangdong TV · YouTube (Korean)Videos · Press · Patient stories
Reception of the health checkup centerKwangdong TV (Korean)

Comedian Kim Ki-ri’s health checkup experience at Kwangdong Hospital

A video that follows how a checkup day actually unfolds.

2025.07.02 · Kwangdong TV→
MRI scanner at the imaging centerKwangdong TV (Korean)

When should you be tested for dementia? Self-checks and the dementia testing program

Watch this when deciding whether to add a brain test to your checkup.

2025.07.25 · Kwangdong TV→
Kwangdong Hospital sign on the building exteriorPress (Korean)

“A health checkup is a valuable investment in yourself, and it only means something when it is patient-centered”

An interview whose title is our view of checkups.

2026.03.11 · Press→
Reception of the health checkup centerPress (Korean)

Tailored to each patient: no two checkups should be the same

Why we do not give everyone the same checkup.

2026.03.11 · Press→
Private VIP roomPress (Korean)

“Closing the health gap with individually tailored ‘boutique’ checkups”

On how a checkup is designed around the individual.

2025.11.05 · Press→
First-floor reception and waiting lounge at Kwangdong HospitalPress (Korean)

“The same checkup package every year can miss hidden disease”

The gaps that open up when the same items are repeated year after year.

2025.08.06 · Press→
First-floor reception and waiting lounge at Kwangdong HospitalPatient stories (Korean)

Patient stories from the Global Health Checkup Center

Where checkup stories, including those of international patients, are collected.

2026.06.29 · Patient stories→

All videos, press items and stories here are material Kwangdong Hospital has already made public, and titles, dates and sources are carried over as in the original. Linked content is in Korean.

Global Check-up · From the Journal

1 day & one night,
within your stay.

We wrote up what patients from abroad ask most often.

Kwangdong Hospital JournalGuides for international patients · 4 articlesOpen the Journal
Frequently asked questions

Good to know
before you book.

QHow many days do I need?+
The Day Check-up takes about 4 hours, so you can depart the same day. The One-Night Stay is one night and two days.
QWhere is bowel preparation done?+
In a separate room within the private-room VIP ward. You do not share common spaces with other checkup patients.
QWhich language is the report in?+
You receive the full English report and a summary. Chinese, Japanese and Russian translations are optional, and we also issue a summary to share with your doctor at home.
QIs an interpreter available?+
English, Chinese and Japanese are standard; Russian and Arabic are optional. Your interpreter accompanies you one-on-one throughout.
QWhat happens after I return home?+
We contact you five times over 12 months: the report on D+7, a follow-up call on D+30, a remote consultation on D+90, a check-in on D+180 and rebooking guidance on D+365.

Not a single checkup,
but a year-long partnership.

Book a visit or checkup→