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Hello folks,
First of all I am so happy that I am going to be a father:).This is going to be my first experience to take care of my wonderful wife and to healthy birth of my child. I would really appreciate if you could give me any information related to giving birth and pregnancy period medical care in Korea. 1)How much money am I expected to spend for 9 month care and giving birth things? 2)How this things happen in here? 3)Which hospital would you suggest me? 4)Please share your experience with me.... Thank you beforehand for your responses... |
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Re: Giving birth in Korea
I went to Cha hospital for the first 5 months of my pregnancy before I switched to the military hospital. I do recommend Cha. Appointments cost about $30, sonograms were $20 and they liked to do sonograms at almost every appointment. I can't remember how much blood/urine tests cost but I don't think I ever paid more than $120 total for a visit. I was also told that I needed to bring $1000 to pay up front for the delivery.
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Re: Giving birth in Korea
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I was loking at going to Ajou University Hospital in Suwon. They wanted 3-4 million won, and that was just for having the baby there, not any other prenatal care. |
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Re: Giving birth in Korea
Wow, all of my doctors spoke English and the nurses did OK. They quickly found someone if we had any communication problems. I even had an International Coordinator to help us make appointments and deal with paperwork. But, like I said, I switched to 121 at 5 months. So, I don't know what it's actually like to deliver there.
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Re: Giving birth in Korea
Hi, skyzard!
While I have no real information to share with you, your post, and your excitement about being a father brought such a smile that I just wanted to say.. CONGRATULATIONS, and best of luck with your wife's pregnancy,and your new little one. :) Lots of good wishes, happy thoughts, and prayers are being sent your way.. Dee :) |
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skyzard (12-10-2007)
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Re: Giving birth in Korea
Thank you so much rndspringer for the best wishes. I wish you to feel this happiness with your loved one too. It's just great .
cheers skyzard.
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