TripDoc helps international visitors find Korean hospitals and clinics, talk to them in their own language through AI translation, and arrange both care and travel in a single app.
Search, consultation, booking and trip planning sit in one app, so you do not have to switch between tools in a language you may not read.
Choose a treatment, an area and the criteria that matter to you, then compare hospitals side by side. Emergency rooms, night clinics and night pharmacies are shown on a map based on where you are.
Message a hospital about booking, schedules or symptoms and read the reply in your language through AI translation. A voice interpreter helps with conversations at the clinic and around town.
Book a place to stay, get an eSIM and browse tours alongside your appointment. Tell the app your appointment dates, where you are staying and what you enjoy, and it suggests a travel plan around them.
Most trips follow the same five steps. Start early: consultation and visa preparation take the longest.
Decide what you want treated and read about the treatment area, typical stay and recovery time.
Send your questions and medical history to the hospital and ask for a written treatment plan and estimate.
Check entry requirements for your nationality, then book flights and a place to stay near the hospital.
Attend your appointment, confirm the plan in person and keep copies of all documents and receipts.
Leave enough time before flying home and agree on how follow-up questions will be handled.
These guides explain what each area covers, what to ask before you book and how long to stay. They do not recommend specific hospitals.
Dermatology and skin careLaser, skin texture and pigmentation care, and what a typical visit looks like.Dermatology guide
Plastic surgeryHow to plan surgery abroad safely, from consultation to recovery time.Plastic surgery guide
Dental careImplants, orthodontics and cosmetic dentistry, and why some treatments need more than one trip.Dental guide
Health checkupsWhat a comprehensive screening includes and how to prepare for it.Health checkup guide
Vision correctionPre-surgery tests, the main procedure types and how many days you need to stay.Vision correction guide
Korean medicineAcupuncture, herbal medicine and other traditional treatments, and how they are regulated.Korean medicine guidePractical information for medical travelers, checked against official sources.
Visa and entryWhich entry routes exist for medical travel and where to check the rules for your nationality.Visa and entry
Costs, payment and refundsWhat drives the cost of treatment, how to get an estimate and what tax refunds exist.Costs and payment
Language and interpretationPublic helplines and interpretation services you can use in Korea.Language help
Emergencies and pharmaciesWhich numbers to call and how to find an emergency room or a pharmacy at night.Emergency guide
Safety and patient rightsHow to check that a hospital is registered and what to do if something goes wrong.Safety and rightsTripDoc is run by TripDoc Co., Ltd., founded in July 2025 and based in Busan, with an office in Singapore.
TripDoc takes no listing fee, no monthly fee and no referral commission from hospitals. Because hospitals do not pay to appear, what you see is not ordered by advertising spend. TripDoc earns from non-medical services such as accommodation, transport and concierge.
AI translation and multilingual consultation let you talk to Korean hospitals in your own language, before you travel and while you are there.
TripDoc operates as an international patient facilitator in Korea. It provides medical and tourism information and is not intended to advertise any specific medical institution.
TripDoc became an official Reserve with Google partner in May 2026, so hospitals on TripDoc can take bookings from Google Search and Google Maps.
TripDoc is a medical and wellness tourism platform for people visiting Korea. In the mobile app you can search for hospitals and clinics, consult them through AI translation, book appointments and plan the travel around your care. It is operated by TripDoc Co., Ltd., based in Busan, South Korea.
No. You write in your own language and the hospital staff reply in Korean. AI translation shows each side the message in their language, so you can ask about booking, schedules and symptoms without an interpreter. For conversations in person, the app also has a voice interpretation feature.
The app shows emergency rooms, night clinics, night pharmacies and pharmacies on a map based on your current location. In a life-threatening emergency in Korea, call 119 for an ambulance first.
The traveler pages are available in English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Russian, Vietnamese, Thai, French and Mongolian. Pages for hospitals and business partners are available in those languages and in Korean. Use the language menu at the top of the page to switch.
TripDoc is available on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android. Use the buttons on this page to open the store listing.
Search hospitals, ask questions in your own language and plan your stay in one place.