Goldman Urology Clinic (Chief Director Lee Chang-ki) announced on the 22nd that it has achieved the rare milestone of 10,000 monthly visiting patients for a urology clinic at the primary care level. This achievement is attributed to the organic cooperative system among its five nationwide branches and the proactive adoption of advanced medical technologies.
Currently, Goldman Urology Clinic operates through its branches located in Gangnam, Seoul Station, Incheon, Dongtan, and Jamsil Station, where 12 experienced directors are dedicated to patient care at each location. A distinctive feature of Goldman Urology Clinic is its systematic cooperative system, where medical staff from all branches regularly share clinical data and collectively develop treatment protocols. These concerted efforts have formed the foundation for accumulating an extensive clinical database of over 2 million cases over the past two decades.
Since its establishment, Goldman Urology Clinic has focused exclusively on the treatment of urological diseases, contributing to the advancement of the urology field in Korea. Notably, it has proactively introduced cutting-edge medical equipment and techniques, such as Aquablation and Rezūm, to the country, thereby enhancing the quality of its medical services.
Furthermore, the clinic offers treatment options that transcend the limitations of primary care level medical institutions, including the establishment of a PCR testing system and the complete provision of an environment capable of performing all types of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) surgeries. Through these efforts, the clinic has recently demonstrated its expertise by achieving overwhelming clinical results, with over 5,700 cumulative BPH surgeries and more than 10,000 urinary stone treatments.
Concurrently, with the recent large-scale expansion and relocation of its Gangnam branch, the clinic has significantly improved its inpatient and operating room environments, thereby providing a faster and more stable emergency surgical environment for patients with urinary stones and severe benign prostatic hyperplasia.
Lee Chang-ki, Chief Director of Goldman Urology Clinic, stated, "This achievement of surpassing 10,000 monthly patients is thanks to the continuous research and cooperation of the medical staff at each branch, as well as the unwavering trust that our patients have placed in Goldman Urology Clinic." He further expressed his ambition, saying, "Moving forward, we will continue to lead the field of urology in South Korea through innovative medical systems and patient-centered healthcare services, and we will do our utmost to provide a treatment environment where all patients can be satisfied."