Dialysis in the Republic of Korea typically costs from AUD $460 to AUD $860 per session. Final prices depend on the medical centre tier, specialized technology, and required diagnostics. In Australia, the average cost for private dialysis is AUD $770. Travelling to South Korea offers Australians savings of approximately 41%. General services include the dialysis session and basic medical monitoring.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Choosing JCI-accredited facilities provides a high level of safety for international patients. Gangnam Severance Hospital, for example, is part of a system founded in the 1880s. It holds accreditation from the Korean Institute for Healthcare Accreditation (KOIHA) and JCI. Larger hospitals often provide English-speaking coordinators. This helps manage complex documentation like Hepatitis B and HIV screening results.
| Republic of Korea | Thailand | Turkey | |
| Dialysis | ≈ AUD $460 | from AUD $210 | from AUD $300 |
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Dr. Chin Kyung Sun is a nephrologist. He is the Director of the Nephrology Center at Naeun Hospital. He graduated from Gachon University College of Medicine. He trained in nephrology at Gachon University Gil Medical Center and completed a fellowship there.
He is a Korean Society of Nephrology Certified Dialysis Specialist. He previously served as Head of Internal Medicine at Incheon Red Cross Hospital. He is an adjunct professor at Gachon University and Inha University Colleges of Medicine. He is a member of the Korean Association of Internal Medicine and the Korean Society of Nephrology.
His clinical focus includes chronic kidney disease, hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, hematuria, and proteinuria. He also provides dialysis therapy and care for other kidney diseases.