Haedrin Korean Medicine Clinic, Sinchon

About the clinic

Haedrin Korean Medicine Clinic, Sinchon sees patients on basement level B1 of Sein Building, 107 Sinchon-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul. The current Korean medicine listing and the clinic-operated Chuna account both identify this entrance, approximately 68 metres from Sinchon Station Exit 4. Its published consultation areas include pain, posture and body alignment, care after traffic accidents and weight management.

The pain-care information discusses neck, back and shoulder discomfort, recurrent muscle tightness and concerns related to prolonged sitting or standing. Its assessment considers posture, movement and use patterns, previous injuries and body alignment. The published treatment menu includes Chuna manual therapy, acupuncture, pharmacopuncture and physical therapy, with stretching and exercise guidance for use outside the clinic.

The clinic-operated account also describes cupping as one of its pain-care options. Its weight-management information considers food habits, sleep, stress, digestion and general condition when discussing a programme. Herbal-medicine consultations and practical meal and lifestyle guidance are listed separately from the pain treatments. The proposed prescription, treatment combination and follow-up plan can be discussed at the visit.

Current hours are Monday and Friday 10:00–21:00, Tuesday and Wednesday 10:00–19:00, and Saturday 10:00–16:00. Thursday and Sunday are regular closing days. Open weekdays have a 13:00–14:00 break, and reception ends 30 minutes before the stated closing time. The clinic lists appointments, wireless internet, separate restrooms and parking; confirm parking access and public-holiday arrangements before travelling.