English support throughout
Provider information, booking updates, and clinic communication are provided in English. Where you'd rather be seen in another language, interpretation can be arranged when requested.
How it works
Care in Korea, without the guesswork
Answer a few questions and see providers we've reviewed — with the reason each one may fit you, explained in English.
Free to ask · no obligation · no medical advice — coordination only
kracecare.com / your matches — sample view
SkinGangnamEnglish support4–7 days
Sample Skin Clinic
Gangnam, Seoul · Clinic
Female doctor availableSample Dermatology
Cheongdam, Seoul · Clinic
+ 1 more provider
Sample view. Your actual provider options depend on your request and availability.
The process
From your first request to follow-up
Three small things from you. The rest is ours.
01
Tell us what you need
The type of care, where you'll be staying, and your travel dates. No medical knowledge required.
02
Review providers that may fit
From local practices to university hospital screening centres — each reviewed before it reaches you.
03
Request your appointment
Choose the dates that suit your trip, and the language you'd like to be seen in.
04
Get support before and after your visit
We coordinate with the provider, keep you posted in English, and help you collect your records afterwards.
A note on confirmation
Appointment confirmation depends on the provider's availability and reply. We follow up until your request is answered, and you'll see the status change as soon as it does.
What you get
What KRACE handles for you
Every provider is reviewed first
KHIDI-registeredBefore a provider appears on KRACE, we review key information about the organisation and its support for international patients. KRACE is registered with KHIDI, Korea's government health industry agency, to coordinate care for international patients.
- Korean medical licence
- International patient registration status
- Doctor's specialty and language support
Records you can take home
We help you request and collect documents the provider can issue — test results, prescriptions, visit summaries — to share with your doctor back home.
Documents are issued by the provider. Formats, languages, and timing may vary.
One thread, not five
Your requests, booking status, appointment details, and provider replies stay in one place instead of scattered emails and chats.
What KRACE is not
KRACE does not diagnose, recommend treatment, prescribe, or interpret medical results. Medical decisions stay between you and your licensed provider. We coordinate provider discovery, booking, communication, interpretation arrangements, and follow-up logistics.
What a trip can look like
Four appointments, or one morning
Health screening is one clear example. Korean screening centres can often coordinate bloodwork, imaging, and endoscopy in one visit rather than across several separate appointments.
Back home
- Week 1See your primary doctor
- Week 2–3Referral, then wait for imaging
- Week 4Separate visit for endoscopy
- Week 5–6Go back again for results
Four trips. Four sets of paperwork.
In Korea
- 8:00Arrive fasting, change, and start
- 8:30Bloodwork, ultrasound, and imaging
- 10:00Endoscopy under sedation, if included
- 12:00Rest, eat, and continue your day
One building. One morning.
Typical example only. The tests, order, duration, and result schedule depend on the provider and the programme you choose.
Plan the rest of your trip around your care
KRACE can help coordinate other appointment requests around your travel dates. When sedation or recovery is involved, follow the provider's instructions and allow appropriate recovery time.
Dental
Consultation, cleaning, and X-ray review
Skin
Consultations and low-downtime treatments
Eyes
Vision and retinal checks
Korean medicine
Care from licensed practitioners
Not sure where to start?
Most people aren't. Tell us what you're looking for, and we'll help you review provider options and plan the next step.
Free to ask · no obligation