Wiltse Memorial Hospital in South Korea specialises in spine and joint disorders, performing over 2,500 spinal surgeries yearly. It offers a full range of treatments for Arnold Chiari syndrome, including minimally invasive microdiscectomy, laminectomy, foraminotomy, and laminoplasty. Non-surgical options like neuroplasty and epidural injections also help ease symptoms. The hospital is accredited by Korea’s Ministry of Health and recognised by WHO as a spinal surgery research and training centre. English-speaking coordinators support international patients, including Australians.