18 Best Injuries of Bones and Joints Treatment Clinics in Republic of Korea

Leadheal Hospital features a specialized Golden Time Fracture Trauma Center for rapid injury response. Dr. Joo Seong-hoon leads the orthopedic team, bringing expertise from his fellowship at Catholic University St. Vincent’s Hospital. Knee arthroscopy options start around $10,000 including the hospital stay. More complex shoulder replacements cost around $20,000 to $25,000. For regenerative care, stem cell therapy for arthritis is around $30,000. The facility holds a Grade 1 rating for antibiotic prescription safety and uses AI medical consultations for diagnostic accuracy.

Naeun Hospital is a Ministry-designated center for advanced regenerative medicine and a KOIHA-accredited teaching hospital. The Bone & Joint Center offers specialized care within its 500-bed facility. Diagnostics start with CT scans around $200 and MRI scans typically run $400–$500. Minimally invasive arthroscopy is available for around $400 to treat joint injuries through small incisions. The clinic also provides stem cell therapy for orthopedic rehabilitation. An international cooperation team helps patients arriving from Incheon International Airport, located 40 minutes away.

Ewha Womans University Medical Center specializes in joint replacement procedures for women, focusing on minimally invasive techniques for optimal aesthetic results. Treatment for bone and joint injuries may cost around $9,300–$12,700. The center attracts international patients with its women-focused approach and scar-reducing surgical methods.

Gachon University Gil Medical Center is a multidisciplinary hospital, providing medical services of the international level and is a leading hospital not only Korea, but also in Asia. Gil Hospital is located in the heart of Incheon at 1 hour drive from Incheon International Airport.

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital treats 1,500,000 patients annually with its innovative BESTcare system for enhanced safety in orthopedic care. Treatment for bone and joint injuries may cost around $49,000–$52,200. The hospital specializes in orthopedics and traumatology with a multidisciplinary approach.

Asan Medical Center treats 11,800 outpatients daily with specialized care for bone and joint injuries, including trauma cases. The hospital's multidisciplinary approach runs from $6,900–$9,500 per procedure. Its orthopedic unit collaborates with South Korea's largest transplant and oncology programs, leveraging shared expertise in complex musculoskeletal cases.

Gangnam Severance Hospital is JCI-accredited and offers specialized care for injuries of bones and joints, with treatment typically costing around $6,900–$9,500. The facility features advanced orthopedic services and a multidisciplinary approach.

Severance Hospital, a JCI-accredited facility at Yonsei University, treats over 1.6 million outpatients annually. Its multidisciplinary approach covers comprehensive care for injuries of bones and joints, with treatment costs typically ranging around $6,900–$9,500.

Bumin Hospital Seoul is a specialized orthopedic and spine surgery center. It is known worldwide for its spinal surgery expertise. The hospital treats international patients and even serves players of the South Korean I'Park soccer team.

• Received international awards for quality of medical care.
• Operates specialized centers for spine, joints, trauma, and rehabilitation.
• Performs minimally invasive spinal procedures using the MICRO-METRx system, with no blood transfusion needed.
• Located near Kimpo International Airport for convenient access.

Wellton Hospital is a Seoul-based orthopedic center founded in 2003, specializing in total hip and knee replacement. It was the first in Korea to use a minimally invasive method with prosthetic joints. The hospital partners with Johnson & Johnson and Stryker.

• Ranked first in hip replacement volume by the National Korean Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service among Seoul region specialized hospitals.
• Uses computer navigation for precise joint alignment during surgery.
• Minimally invasive technique preserves muscles and tendons, reducing blood loss.
• Family members can watch the live operation feed during surgery.