Contact VEI Clinic in Apgujeong

How to contact VEI Clinic

The easiest way to contact VEI Clinic is by WhatsApp at +82-10-5700-7597. Send a short message with your name, what you would like help with and the days and times that suit you. We will reply to confirm an appointment and let you know about any preparation, such as fasting before blood tests.

It helps to include a few details in your first message: your main symptoms or the service you are interested in, how long the problem has been going on, any medicines you take, and whether you are living in Korea or visiting. If you have test results or prescriptions you would like the doctor to see, you can mention them and bring them on the day.

Please do not use WhatsApp for emergencies. Messages may not be read immediately, especially outside opening hours.

Opening hours

Tuesday evenings are often convenient if you work office hours. Saturdays can be busy, so a message in advance is a good idea.

• Monday: 10:00 to 19:00
• Tuesday: 10:00 to 20:00
• Wednesday: closed
• Thursday: 10:00 to 19:00
• Friday: 10:00 to 19:00
• Saturday: 10:00 to 16:00
• Sunday: closed
• Lunch break: 13:00 to 14:00 on weekdays; no lunch break on Saturdays

Address and how to get here

VEI Clinic (베이의원), 3F Beneheim City, 162 Apgujeong-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. The building has a Jamba Juice on the ground floor, which makes it easy to spot.

By subway: take Line 3 to Apgujeong Station and leave by Exit 5. Walk straight ahead for about a minute to the Beneheim City building, then go up to the third floor.

By bus: buses 143, 240, 345, 472, 3011, 4312 and 4318 stop at Gwanglim Church or Hyundai High School; from there, head toward Apgujeong Station Exit 5. Buses 147, 148, 463 and 4211 stop near Apgujeong Station Exit 4; walk toward Exit 5, turn left and continue for about five minutes.

By taxi: show the driver the Korean address, 서울 강남구 압구정로 162, and ask for the building with Jamba Juice near Apgujeong Station Exit 5.

What to bring to your visit

If blood tests for cholesterol or blood sugar are likely, come after fasting for about 8 to 12 hours, drinking water only. Wear a top with sleeves that roll up easily.

• Your passport or ID; residents may also bring their alien registration card
• A list of your medicines and supplements with exact doses, or photos of the packets
• Previous test results, scan reports or discharge letters, in any language
• Your vaccination record if you are coming for a vaccine
• Your insurer's claim form if you plan to claim, so we can provide the right paperwork

Who we see, and when to go elsewhere

We see adults for internal medicine, everyday illness, checkups and testing, IV therapy and injections, medical weight loss, body contouring and stem cell consultations. Dr. HyunSung Park, a board-certified internal medicine specialist, consults one to one in English.

We are an outpatient clinic, not an emergency department. For chest pain, severe shortness of breath, signs of stroke such as face drooping or slurred speech, heavy bleeding, fainting, or a severe allergic reaction, call 119 in Korea or go to the nearest hospital emergency department. Endoscopy, surgery, dentistry and plastic surgery are not offered here; we can refer you to a hospital.

Costs, payment and paperwork

Costs depend on the consultation and any tests or treatment you choose. We explain the full cost before anything is done. Itemized English receipts are available, and we can add diagnosis details when your insurer requires them.

You can pay by card or cash. If you are visiting Korea, most travel insurers ask you to pay at the clinic and claim afterward, so keep your receipt and any English summary we provide. If you need a medical certificate or a note for work, school or travel, mention it during your visit so it can be prepared before you leave.