Patient Rights Charter

All patients possess inherent dignity and value as human beings and have the following rights to lead healthy lives, along with the corresponding responsibilities and obligations.

Patient Rights
① Patients have the right to be treated with respect for their dignity and personal value as human beings.
② Patients have the right to receive equal medical services without discrimination based on nationality, gender, age, religion, economic or social status, type of illness, or any other reason.
③ Patients have the right to choose their preferred physician and medical institution in order to receive the best possible care.
④ Patients have the right to receive medical treatment from duly qualified healthcare professionals.
⑤ Patients and their guardians have the right to request information and records related to the patient’s medical history and treatment.
⑥ Patients and their guardians have the right to receive explanations regarding the patient’s condition and the purpose, methods, details, and results of treatment, and to choose or refuse treatment options.
⑦ Patients and their guardians have the right to receive an explanation of the contents of any documents related to medical treatment before signing them.
⑧ Patients and their guardians have the right to be informed of the details of medical expenses incurred in connection with treatment.
⑨ Patients have the right to have all information related to their illness, treatment, and private life kept confidential.
⑩ Patients and their guardians have the right to express complaints or opinions regarding medical services and other matters within the hospital and to receive a response.

Patient Responsibilities
① Patients are responsible for providing healthcare professionals, either directly or through a legal representative, with relevant information regarding their current symptoms, past medical history, medication use, and other records related to their care.
② Patients are responsible for asking questions and seeking clarification about any aspects of their treatment that they do not understand.
③ Patients are responsible for participating in the treatment plan recommended by healthcare professionals and cooperating with their care.
④ Patients are responsible for the consequences that may result from failing to follow the recommended treatment plan.
⑤ Patients are responsible for respecting other patients and healthcare professionals and for taking proper care of hospital property.
⑥ Patients are responsible for fulfilling their financial obligations related to treatment.
⑦ Patients are responsible for complying with the hospital’s rules and regulations.
ο Optional information: Branch location, areas of interest, event-related selections, registration source, and consent to receive email and SMS communications
ο Retention period: Retained on a semi-permanent basis until the user separately requests to opt out or withdraws their membership
ο Method of collecting personal information: Website (membership registration, consultation board, reservation board, simplified login, etc.)

Patient Rights Charter
All patients possess inherent dignity and value as human beings and have the following rights to lead healthy lives, along with the corresponding responsibilities and obligations.

Patient Rights
① Patients have the right to be treated with respect for their dignity and personal value as human beings.
② Patients have the right to receive equal medical services without discrimination based on nationality, gender, age, religion, economic or social status, type of illness, or any other reason.
③ Patients have the right to choose their preferred physician and medical institution in order to receive the best possible care.
④ Patients have the right to receive medical treatment from duly qualified healthcare professionals.
⑤ Patients and their guardians have the right to request information and records related to the patient’s medical history and treatment.
⑥ Patients and their guardians have the right to receive explanations regarding the patient’s condition and the purpose, methods, details, and results of treatment, and to choose or refuse treatment options.
⑦ Patients and their guardians have the right to receive an explanation of the contents of any documents related to medical treatment before signing them.
⑧ Patients and their guardians have the right to be informed of the details of medical expenses incurred in connection with treatment.
⑨ Patients have the right to have all information related to their illness, treatment, and private life kept confidential.
⑩ Patients and their guardians have the right to express complaints or opinions regarding medical services and other matters within the hospital and to receive a response.