Clinic Hours & Directions | Team Doctor Orthopedic Clinic, Goyang Branch

Outpatient Care

Category	Orthopedics
Weekdays	Mon · Thu (evening hours)	09:00 - 21:00
Weekdays	Tue · Wed · Fri	09:00 - 19:00
Saturday	09:00 - 14:00 (no lunch break)

Opening Notice ｜ We begin seeing patients on Monday, September 21, 2026
Chuseok Holiday Notice ｜ Open until 14:00 on Thursday, September 24 · Closed Friday, September 25 through Sunday, September 27
Weekday lunch break 13:00 - 14:00
Evening hours until 21:00 on Mondays and Thursdays
Closed on Sundays and public holidays
Call us at 031-970-7588

First-time visitors (new patients)Same-day registration may close early depending on patient volume, so please check before you visit.

Please bring a valid ID or your National Health Insurance card.
At the front desk, please fill out the new patient registration form, sign the personal information consent form, and have your registration confirmed.
If you are bringing a referral letter, doctor's note, or imaging files (CD, USB) from another hospital, please submit them when you register.

Priority for Patients with Appointments

To shorten waiting times for our visitors, patients with appointments are seen first.
If you visit without an appointment, please understand that your wait may be longer because patients with appointments are seen first.
Same-day visits are accepted through walk-in registration only.

Medical Certificates & Documents

Under Article 21 of the Medical Service Act (Access to Records), medical records may not be viewed or copied without the patient's consent.
Copies of medical records cannot be issued without the required documents, so patients, immediate family members, and representatives must bring them.
Fees apply to all certificates. (See the non-covered service fees section at the bottom of the site.)
Public documents such as family relation certificates and resident registration copies are valid only if issued within the last 3 months.

* Medical certificate fees per Ministry of Health and Welfare Notice No. 2017-166 (Article 45-3 of the Medical Service Act)

When the patient applies in person

Bring a valid ID (resident registration card, driver's license, passport, etc.) or an official document that verifies your identity
Minors: legal guardian's ID or proof of legal guardianship * Ages 10–16: one of student ID, family relation certificate, or resident registration abstract

When a relative of the patient appliesSpouse, parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren, or the spouse's parents (parents-in-law)

Copy of the patient's ID
Copy of the applicant's ID
A document verifying the family relationship, such as a family relation certificate or resident registration copy
Consent form for viewing and copying medical records, signed by the patient * Not required for minors under 14

Medical Records Access and Copy Consent Form.hwp Medical Records Access and Copy Consent Form.pdf

When the patient's representative appliesSiblings, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, or other representatives

Copy of the patient's ID (not required for children under 17 who have not yet been issued a resident registration card)
Copy of the applicant's ID
Consent form for viewing and copying medical records, signed by the patient
Power of attorney for viewing and copying medical records, signed by the patient
A personal signature cannot be replaced with a seal. * For minors under 14, the legal guardian completes the form; please bring a family relation certificate or resident registration copy

Medical Records Access and Copy Consent Form.hwp Medical Records Access and Copy Consent Form.pdf Medical Records Access and Copy Power of Attorney.hwp Medical Records Access and Copy Power of Attorney.pdf

When the patient's consent cannot be obtained

Copy of the applicant's ID
A document verifying the family relationship (for relatives) or a power of attorney between the relative and the representative (for representatives)
If the patient is deceased: a document confirming the death (family relation certificate, removed family register, death certificate, etc.)
If the patient is unconscious or unable to sign due to serious illness or injury: a medical certificate confirming that the patient is unable to sign
If the patient is missing: a document confirming the disappearance, such as a copy of the court's declaration of disappearance
If the patient is unable to express their wishes: a copy of the court's adult guardianship (incompetency) ruling, or a certificate from a psychiatrist confirming legal incapacity

Medical Certificates (Including Doctor's Notes)

Under Article 17 of the Medical Service Act, medical certificates, postmortem certificates, and other certificates may be written and issued to patients only by a practicing physician or dentist who personally examined the patient.

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STEP 02.

Consultation with the attending doctor and preparation of the certificate

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STEP 03.

Review the certificate and pay at the front desk

Please Note

- Medical certificates and doctor's notes must be requested by the patient in person.

- Certificate fees are charged separately from medical fees.

Patient Guide