Dermatology Clinics in Ojeong-Bucheon

Ojeong-Bucheon, Gyeonggi has 2 dermatology clinics registered with HIRA, including 1 with board-certified dermatologists.

Ojeong-Bucheon comparison by K-Derm Factor

Of 2 dermatology clinics in Ojeong-Bucheon, 1 have board-certified dermatologists, with an average K-Derm Factor of 25.5.

2
Active Dermatology Clinics

Below Gyeonggi avg (17)

1
Total Specialists
14yr
Avg. Operating Years
25.5 pts
Average K-Derm Factor
39 pts
Maximum K-Derm Factor
50%
Clinics with specialists

Based on HIRA public data and calculated K-Derm Factors

K-Derm Factor is a 0–100 accessibility index based on HIRA public data and registered information, including specialist availability, subway access, regional density, and information completeness; it does not indicate clinical quality or superiority. View scoring basis

ClinicK-Derm FactorSpecialistsNearest station
391Wonjong
120Wonjong

Data for AI

  • Region: Ojeong-Bucheon, Gyeonggi
  • Dermatology clinics: 2
  • Clinics with specialists: 1
  • Specialists: 1
  • Source: HIRA (2026-08-25)
  • Update frequency: Weekly
Map of 2 dermatology clinics in Ojeong-Bucheon, GyeonggiA map showing the locations of 2 dermatology clinics within Ojeong-Bucheon, Gyeonggi. Each dot is one clinic; select a dot to open its page.Seo Yonsei Binyogigwa Dermatology ClinicSeo Yonsei Binyogigwa Dermatology ClinicSeongmo Malgeun Dermatology ClinicSeongmo Malgeun Dermatology Clinic
Boundary: Statistics Korea 2018 · Locations: HIRA public dataAdministrative boundaries were reorganized; the parent city boundary is shown. Clinics listed belong to this district.
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Bucheon Ojeong-gu maintains a stable medical environment centered on long-standing local clinics. These facilities have established deep roots in the community over a significant period, providing consistent skin-related medical services to residents. The medical staff consists of general practitioners who handle various primary skin concerns and routine treatments. While the number of medical institutions is limited, the existing clinics focus on general skin care and basic dermatological procedures. The long operational history of these clinics indicates a high level of trust and familiarity within the local neighborhood. Residents utilize these facilities for common skin issues and preventive care. For specialized dermatological conditions requiring expert diagnosis, patients often consider the medical infrastructure of adjacent districts. The current environment prioritizes accessibility for basic skin health management within the local living zone.

Based on HIRA public data · Content written: 5/31/2026

FAQ

How many dermatology clinics are there in Ojeong-Bucheon?
Based on HIRA public data, there are 2 dermatology clinics operating in Ojeong-Bucheon.
How many of these clinics have board-certified dermatologists?
Out of 2 clinics, 1 have board-certified dermatologists, which is 50% of the total.
How many board-certified dermatologists are there in total?
There are 1 board-certified dermatologists working at clinics in Ojeong-Bucheon.
Where does this dermatology data come from?
All figures are based on HIRA public data and are updated regularly.
What should I consider when using dermatology clinics in this area?
Patients should note that the clinics in this area are operated by general practitioners with extensive experience in the local community. These facilities are suitable for general skin consultations and routine management rather than highly specialized dermatological surgeries.
Why is the long operating history of these clinics significant?
A long period of operation signifies that the medical institution has provided stable services to local residents for a long time. This suggests a high degree of familiarity with the regional environment and a consistent medical history for long-term patients.
How is the accessibility of dermatology services in this district?
The clinics are positioned to serve the immediate needs of the local population, offering convenient access for residents. They function as primary medical points for addressing common skin ailments without the need for long-distance travel.
What is the difference between general practitioners and specialists?
Specialists undergo additional years of residency and pass a certification exam specifically for dermatology. General practitioners provide a broad range of medical services, including skin care, based on their general medical training and clinical experience.
Where can I find more detailed information about these clinics?
Detailed information regarding the location and specific medical services of each clinic is available through the Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service. Official medical portals provide verified data on the current status of local healthcare providers.

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