9 Best Meniscus Tear Treatment Clinics in Republic of Korea

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital treats 1,500,000+ patients annually with its innovative BESTcare system for improved safety. The orthopedic department specializes in meniscus tear treatment, which may cost around $813,600–$839,900.

Asan Medical Center, South Korea's largest multidisciplinary hospital, handles over 11,800 daily outpatient cases. Treatment for meniscus tears may cost between $107,300 and $163,400. The center specializes in complex orthopedic procedures with high success rates.

Gangnam Severance Hospital is JCI-accredited and specializes in orthopedic treatments including meniscus tear repair. The procedure may cost around $107,300–$163,400. The hospital features advanced surgical facilities and a multidisciplinary approach to orthopedic care.

Severance Hospital, a JCI-accredited multidisciplinary center at Yonsei University, serves 1.6 million outpatients annually. Treatment for meniscus tear may cost around $107,300–$163,400. The hospital's comprehensive orthopedic department operates within its renowned health system, which includes dedicated rehabilitation and sports medicine facilities.

Seoul National University Hospital (SNUH) specializes in meniscus tear treatment, serving over 10,700 patients daily with advanced digital systems since 2004. Treatment costs around $107,300–$163,400. Dr. Han Byoel Lee, an expert with qualifications from Seoul National University and KAIST, provides specialized care in this field.

Nanoori Hospital is a Spine Specialty Hospital certified by the Ministry of Health and Welfare in Seoul. Its main specialties are neurosurgery, orthopedics, and spinal surgery. The hospital treats around 58,000 patients each year.

• Accredited by the Korean Institute for Healthcare Accreditation (KOIHA).
• 7 specialized departments dedicated to spine and neurological care.
• Treats adults only, with patients from CIS countries, Arab League States, and Asia.

SGOC brings diagnosis, arthroscopic surgery, inpatient care, and rehabilitation together in one building. Meniscus options include arthroscopic repair and partial meniscectomy. Conservative care can include manual therapy, shockwave, and phased sports rehabilitation when it may offer equivalent results. Return-to-sport decisions use strength symmetry and jump-landing tests, not a fixed date. Rehabilitation checkpoints fall at 2, 6, 12, and 24 weeks, using a Harvard/MGH-based plan reviewed with HSS and Mayo materials.

Korea University Anam Hospital specializes in robotic-assisted meniscus tear repair, with treatment costs typically ranging from $107,300 to $163,400. Dr. Kim Jin, Vice President of the Korean Association of Robotic Surgeons, leads the team with extensive experience in robotic procedures. He holds a Ph.D. in Surgery from Korea University and has conducted surgical demonstrations internationally.