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OB/GYN Clinics in Haeundae, Busan
Haeundae is Busan's best-known beach district and home to a large expat community. Its Jangsan area (Jwa-dong) has a strong cluster of women's hospitals and a university hospital, and Centum City is next door. This page lists OB/GYN care across Haeundae.
Haeundae for patients
Beyond the beach and hotels, Haeundae-gu is a large residential district with many families living in the apartment towns of Jwa-dong and Jung-dong. That demand supports a wide range of women's health services: women's hospitals that offer prenatal care, deliveries and fertility treatment; a university hospital for complex gynecology and high-risk pregnancy that lists English support; and outpatient clinics for everyday care. Several listed providers report a female doctor, which many foreign patients look for.
Getting there
Busan Metro Line 2 runs along the district: Haeundae Station near the beach, Jung-dong Station, and Jangsan Station at the line's eastern end, which serves the Jwa-dong hospital cluster. Centum City and BEXCO stations are to the west. The Donghae Line also stops at Sinhaeundae and nearby stations. Buses and taxis cover the hillside apartment areas.
What care is available nearby
- Women's hospitals in Jwa-dong (Jangsan) with deliveries, Saturday hours, fertility care or STD testing.
- A university hospital in Jwa-dong with deliveries, fertility services, a listed female doctor and English support.
- Outpatient clinics in Jung-dong and Jwa-dong, including one with a listed female doctor and one with evening hours.
- Centum City clinics next door with Saturday and evening hours.
Cost and insurance
With National Health Insurance (NHI), prenatal care, symptom-based gynecology and many tests are partly covered with a co-payment; university hospitals usually have a higher co-payment than clinics. Eligible pregnant enrollees receive NHI support toward pregnancy and delivery costs. Private rooms, some genetic tests, screening packages and elective procedures are self-pay. Without NHI, ask for a written estimate. Bring your ARC or passport.
Tips for foreign patients
- Book ahead; popular doctors at women's hospitals can be busy.
- Ask about English support and whether a female doctor is available.
- The 1330 Korea Travel Hotline offers phone interpretation.
- See the international patients guide for the full process.
OB/GYN clinics in Haeundae
Clinics and hospitals in Jwa-dong (Jangsan), Jung-dong and nearby Centum City. Features are as listed by each clinic; call to confirm hours and services before visiting.
| Clinic | Area | Phone | Listed features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jeil Women's Hospital | Jwa-dong (Jangsan) | 051-743-7431 | Female doctor, Delivers, Sat, Fertility |
| Queens Park Women's Hospital | Jwa-dong (Jangsan) | 051-715-4100 | Delivers, Sat, STD tests |
| Inje University Haeundae Paik Hospital | Jwa-dong (Jangsan) | 051-797-0100 | Female doctor, Delivers, English support, Fertility |
| Bada Women's OB/GYN Clinic | Jung-dong | 051-711-3355 | Female doctor, Sat |
| Ms For You Women's Clinic | Jwa-dong (Jangsan) | 051-636-7975 | Sat, Evenings |
| Centum Eroom Women's Clinic | Centum City (U-dong) | 051-758-8275 | Sat, Fertility |
| Eve & Adam Women's Clinic | Centum City (U-dong) | 051-743-7585 | Sat, Evenings, STD tests |
Haeundae OB/GYN FAQ
Is there a female OB/GYN in Haeundae?
Several listed providers report a female doctor, including women's hospitals, a university hospital and an outpatient clinic. Confirm schedules by phone.
Where can I give birth in Haeundae?
Two women's hospitals and a university hospital in Jwa-dong (Jangsan) report delivery services. Ask each about registration, delivery options and rooms.
Which Haeundae hospital has English support?
The listed university hospital in Jwa-dong reports English support. For other providers, call ahead or use the 1330 hotline.
I'm a tourist staying in Haeundae. Can I see a gynecologist?
Yes. Bring your passport, expect to pay the full fee without NHI, and keep an itemized receipt for travel insurance.
When should I go to the ER?
Go to an emergency room or call 119 for heavy bleeding, severe abdominal pain, fainting, or pain and bleeding in pregnancy.