30-minute one-to-one care for children
A physiotherapist works 30 minutes one-to-one by growth stage, with regular follow-ups.
How pediatric manual therapy goes
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1:1 30-min Manual Therapy
30 minutes of hands-on manual therapy per session
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Monthly range and strength check
Each month we measure neck range and strength to see change in numbers
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Re-exam Every 4 Sessions
Runs in 4-session blocks; director re-exams each block
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Re-check after 8 sessions
After 8 sessions we review and decide whether to continue
Covered as managed care
National Managed Benefit
Listed KRW 43,850; 95% patient share, KRW 41,650/session · up to 15 sessions per year
Monthly records
Monthly range and strength records are required for managed-care claims
Staged Re-exams
Follow-up every 4 sessions; after 8 we decide whether to continue
Who sees your child
A rehabilitation specialist trained in pediatric rehabilitation at Asan Medical Center examines your child, and dedicated therapists provide one-to-one treatment.
Explore our treatment spaces
See where your child will be treated
Consultation Room
Where we listen fully and explain in detail
Speech and Cognitive Therapy Room
An individual therapy room with tables and learning materials
Sensory Integration Room
A room where play is the therapy
Child Development Center Lobby
Reception and access to the therapy rooms
What is different here
Both centers start with the doctor, and therapy is focused on one person at a time.
전문의가 직접 진료하고 주사해요
A rehabilitation specialist trained at Asan Medical Center examines children and adults herself and performs the ultrasound and injections.
30분 동안 한 사람만 봐요
Manual therapy and children's therapy are 30-minute one-to-one appointments with a dedicated therapist who stays with you.
두 센터가 한 건물에 있어요
The pain center on the 2nd floor and the development center on B1 share one building, so parents can be treated while their child is in therapy. Three minutes from Bangbae station exit 2.
Tell us what worries you
First visits can be requested online. For therapy schedules and follow-ups call the development center at 02-521-7577.