Emergency rooms in Jeju — 24h hospitals & beds
Emergency medical centers in Jeju with the number of general emergency-room beds each hospital last reported, plus emergency-room phone numbers. In a life-threatening situation, call 119 first.
Jeju emergency rooms at a glance
- Emergency facilities in the data
- 6
- Reporting live bed counts
- 0
- With an ER bed reported available
- 0
Checked 15:37 (Korea time)
Emergency rooms in Jeju
Hospitals reporting available beds come first. Bed numbers are general emergency-room beds reported by each hospital and change quickly.
If the situation allows, call the emergency-room number before you go. In a life-threatening situation, call 119.
Local Emergency Medical Institution
Uiryobeobin Hyeinuiryojaedan Hanguk Hospital
–ER beds available · Not reportedSeogwang-ro 193, Samdoil-dong, Jeju-si, Jeju
Local Emergency Medical Center
Uiryobeobinjunganguiryojaedanjungang Hospital
–ER beds available · Not reportedWolrang-ro 91-0, Ihoi-dong, Jungang Hospital, Jeju-si, Jeju
Local Emergency Medical Center
Jeju University Hospital
–ER beds available · Not reported15-0, Aran13gil, (araildong, Bldg 0 0F Rm 0 ), Arail-dong, Jeju University Hospital, Jeju-si, Jeju
Local Emergency Medical Center
Jejuteukbyeoljachidoseogwipo Medical Center
–ER beds available · Not reportedJangsu-ro 47, Donghong-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju
Regional Emergency Medical Center
Jejuhalla Hospital
–ER beds available · Not reportedDoryeong-ro 65, (yeondong, ), Yeon-dong, Jeju-si, Jeju
Local Emergency Medical Center
Hanmaeum Hospital
–ER beds available · Not reportedYeonsin-ro 52, Idoi-dong, Jeju-si, Jeju
Help line
Official public numbers for visitors in Korea. In a life-threatening situation, call 119 first.
Frequently asked questions
- Which emergency rooms in Jeju have beds right now?
- Live bed counts are not available in the data at the moment. The list still shows the emergency facilities with their phone numbers.
- How do I call an ambulance in Korea?
- Dial 119 from any phone. It connects to the fire and ambulance service and the call is free. Try to say where you are and what happened; interpretation support is generally available.
- Is there an English-speaking helpline?
- The Korea Travel Helpline, 1330, is run by the Korea Tourism Organization. It is open 24 hours with English, Japanese and Chinese support, and it can help with general travel questions as well as finding the right place to go.
- Should I phone the emergency room before going?
- Bed numbers are reported by each hospital and change quickly. If the situation allows, calling the emergency-room number on this page before you go can help you confirm. In a life-threatening situation, call 119.
- What do the emergency room types mean?
- Emergency rooms in Korea are generally designated by level: regional emergency medical centers, local emergency medical centers and local emergency medical institutions. Larger centers usually handle more serious cases.
