Pain Clinic near Camp Casey and Camp Hovey, Uijeongbu, Korea

English-friendly, non-surgical spine and joint pain clinic for Camp Casey and Camp Hovey (Dongducheon): Yonsei Leaders Neurosurgery Clinic, by Balgok Station Exit 2. From Dongducheon or Bosan Station take Line 1 south to Hoeryong (about 35 minutes) and the U Line one stop to Balgok, or drive about 35–40 minutes.

In short: The nearest dedicated non-surgical spine and joint pain clinic for people in Camp Casey and Camp Hovey (Dongducheon) (캠프 케이시) is Yonsei Leaders Neurosurgery Clinic, beside Balgok Station Exit 2 in Howon-dong, Uijeongbu. From Dongducheon or Bosan Station take Line 1 south to Hoeryong (about 35 minutes) and the U Line one stop to Balgok, or drive about 35–40 minutes.

How to get here from Camp Casey and Camp Hovey (Dongducheon)

From Dongducheon or Bosan Station take Line 1 south to Hoeryong (about 35 minutes) and the U Line one stop to Balgok, or drive about 35–40 minutes. Evening hours until 20:00 on weekdays and Saturday mornings suit duty schedules.

• Clinic: 3F, Yugyeong Building II, 181 Hoeryong-ro, Uijeongbu (경기 의정부시 회룡로 181 유경빌딩 Ⅱ 3층)
• Nearest station: Balgok Station (U Line), Exit 2, 1 minute
• Buses: 5, 118, 203, 203-1, 203-2 to Jangam Jugong 2.5-danji
• Parking: large car park behind the building

About Camp Casey and Camp Hovey (Dongducheon) and the patients we see

Camps Casey and Hovey in Dongducheon host US Army units. Service members, families and civilian employees often seek off-post, English-friendly care for sports and training injuries such as back strain, knee pain and plantar fasciitis. We regularly see US service members, families and DoD civilians from this area.

Common problems we treat for people from Camp Casey and Camp Hovey (Dongducheon)

• Acute Low Back Strain: Sudden low back pain after lifting, twisting or sports, usually from strained muscles and ligaments.
• Lumbar Disc Herniation: A bulging or ruptured disc in the lower back pressing on a nerve, causing back pain and sciatica down the leg.
• Knee Osteoarthritis: Wear of the knee cartilage causing pain, stiffness and swelling, especially on stairs and after walking.
• Plantar Fasciitis: Sharp heel pain with the first steps in the morning, caused by overload of the thick band under the foot.
• Ankle Sprain: Stretching or tearing of ankle ligaments after rolling the ankle, with swelling and bruising.
• Rotator Cuff Tendinopathy and Tear: Damage to the shoulder's stabilising tendons causing pain and weakness lifting the arm, especially overhead.

Treatments offered

• Physical Therapy
• Trigger Point Injection
• C-Arm Guided Spinal Injection
• Selective Spinal Nerve Block
• Joint Nerve Block
• Ultrasound-Guided Injection
• Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy
• Cryotherapy

Hours that fit work and family schedules

Open until 20:00 every weekday and 09:00–14:00 on Saturdays (no lunch break on Saturday), so you can come after work without taking time off.

English-friendly care for international residents

Explanations, aftercare instructions and documents for insurers can be provided in English. See our international patients guide.

Book: call 031-874-7500. Yonsei Leaders Neurosurgery Clinic, 3F Yugyeong Bldg II, 181 Hoeryong-ro, Uijeongbu, Korea, 1 minute from Balgok Station Exit 2. Open Mon–Fri 09:00–20:00, Sat 09:00–14:00. See directions and international patient help.

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