🇰🇷 Seoul, South Korea · est. 1989

Asan Medical Center Health Screening

The health screening unit of Asan Medical Center in Jamsil, Seoul, South Korea's largest multidisciplinary hospital. It is consistently ranked among the world's top hospitals and is noted for advanced diagnostic imaging and high cancer-detection rates, serving international patients with English support.

Health screening

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Provider / aggregator

Asan Medical Center Health Screening — photo 2

Known for

◆Cancer detection
◆Advanced diagnostic imaging
◆Comprehensive checkups

Facility & infrastructure

Verifiable scale and equipment signals — what a brochure rarely lets you compare.

Facility & infrastructure

Beds: 2,432

Reported source

Published prices

Provider-published figures. Not personalised quotes — confirm inclusions directly.

Provider	Published price (USD)	Typically includes	Source
Health Screening (Executive Check-up)	$1,300–$6,380	comprehensive screening package	Reported

What's in the package

Typically included

Inclusions not itemised — ask for a written breakdown.

Usually excluded

×Hotel / accommodation
×Flights

Procedures offered

Health Screening (Executive Check-up)

Languages

Korean · English

Sources

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Himedi Seoul health checkup centers guideReported

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MedTraveling Transparency Index

32/ 100

Limited transparency

Several checkable signals are missing — verify carefully.

44% of checkable signals present

This is a transparency measure — how much about Asan Medical Center Health Screening is publicly checkable — not a clinical-quality verdict. Each dimension is explained, with its limitation.

Pricing transparency

Whether prices are published, with inclusions/exclusions and how many procedures are quoted. — Published ranges are not personalised quotes.

Clinician transparency

Whether named surgeons are listed and their society memberships disclosed. — A named, credentialed surgeon is not a measure of individual skill.

Accreditation & verifiability

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Independent evidence

Count and diversity of independent (non-provider) sources behind the profile. — Thin coverage lowers confidence — it is not a verdict on quality.

International support

Breadth of languages supported for cross-border patients. — Stated language support is not a guarantee of service.

Outcome reporting

Whether the provider publishes any outcome or complication data. — Almost no provider reports this — its absence is itself the signal.

What's missing

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!No named surgeons
!No accreditation located
!No published outcome or complication data