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The seven Korean medical business lines under Khun Kim

Advertising media, agency, consultation, training and medical device import

Quick answer

The group runs seven lines: 1) advertising media for Korean surgical hospitals, 2) patient care services, 3) surgery agency and consulting, 4) a consultation centre, 5) an international physician and surgeon training centre, 6) medical device import, and 7) hospital-grade Korean medical products. Together they form one chain from information, through patient care, to transferring technology back to Thailand.

Key facts

Business lines
Seven
Upstream
Advertising media and hospital information
Midstream
Agency, consulting and patient care
Downstream
Physician training, device and product import

The first line is advertising media for Korean surgical hospitals: media planning, bilingual content production and channel selection that genuinely reaches Thai and international readers — always within advertising rules that forbid overstated outcome claims.

The second and third lines — patient care and consulting agency work — run as one flow: initial needs assessment, comparing hospitals and surgeons, booking, interpreting, care during recovery in Korea, and follow-up after the patient returns home.

The fourth line, the consultation centre, is the front door to the whole system: anyone can ask questions with no obligation and receive comparative information before deciding.

The fifth line is the international physician and surgeon training centre, running programmes where overseas doctors learn Korean procedure techniques and clinical standards directly from practising specialists.

The sixth and seventh lines import Korean medical devices and hospital-grade products. Both require registration and standards checks in the destination country — a step that must be completed strictly before anything is sold or used.

Frequently asked questions

  • What does a surgery agency actually do?

    It advises on hospital and surgeon choice, arranges bookings and interpreters, supports the patient in Korea and follows up afterwards — it does not diagnose or treat in place of a doctor.

  • Who can attend the physician training centre?

    Licensed physicians and surgeons from their home countries; each programme states its own eligibility requirements.

  • Do imported medical devices need registration?

    Yes — they must be registered under the destination country's law before sale or use. Patients should always ask a clinic about the registration status of the exact model used.

Cautions and limits of this information

3 points • reviewed 2026-09-03

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  • The information here is compiled from the sources below as of the update date and may change with official announcements.
  • Where health topics are mentioned, always consult a licensed physician before deciding.
  • Verify prices, opening hours, and terms directly with the provider before travelling or paying.

Reviewed and last updated: 2026-09-03

References and sources

1 sources • every claim is traceable

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  1. 1. Korea.net — official Korea information

    https://www.korea.net/

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Last updated: 2026-09-03 · This content is for information only and is not medical advice. Consult a qualified doctor before making treatment decisions.

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