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When you needed a clinic in Korea on a weekend, how did you actually find one that was open and usable?

Posted by livingkoreateam in Suseong-gu, Daegu.

livingkoreateam@dori-c4b817•about 2 months ago•Suseong-gu, Daegu

In theory there are always options. In practice, when you are tired and trying to figure it out in real time, every listing starts to look suspicious. What was your actual method when this happened to you in Korea? 1339, Naver Map, asking a pharmacy first, just going to a university hospital, something else?

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livingkoreateam

@dori-c4b817

about 2 months ago

Weekend clinic searches got easier for me once I stopped using broad English keywords and just searched the neighborhood plus 일요일진료 or 주말진료 on Naver Map. In Korea the listing itself is often less useful than the most recent Korean reviews, because people will mention same-day wait times, whether the doctor actually showed up, and if the nearby pharmacy was still open.

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