CareLabs Goodoc Launches Korea's First Plastic Surgery Aftercare 'Safe Hospital' Campaign

[Asia Economy Reporter Jang Hyowon] Carelabs' wholly owned subsidiary Goodoc (CEO Park Kyungdeuk, Im Jinseok) announced on the 29th that it will carry out Korea's first plastic surgery and procedure after-service 'Safe Hospital' campaign.

This campaign is a service that supports up to 5 million KRW for reoperation costs and up to 300,000 KRW for re-procedure costs for consumers who received plastic surgery and cosmetic procedure treatments at 'Safe Hospitals' registered on the Goodoc platform, in partnership or collaboration with insurance companies affiliated with Goodoc. Since the main purpose is to build a more trustworthy medical service environment while reducing consumer burden, the customer's cost burden is '0 KRW'.

The support targets include cosmetic procedures such as ▲Botox ▲filler ▲lifting, as well as plastic surgery items including ▲eyes ▲nose ▲breast ▲contouring. When receiving surgery or procedures registered in the Safe Hospital category within the Goodoc app, the consumer is automatically designated as a service care recipient.

Park Kyungdeuk, CEO of Goodoc, said, "This campaign started with the intention of creating a safer and more trustworthy medical service environment from the consumer's perspective," and added, "Based on the country's largest non-face-to-face healthcare platform status, we will continuously expand the categories applied to the 'Safe Hospital' campaign and establish it as one of the medical platform cultures where anyone can trust and receive care."

'Goodoc' is Korea's number one non-face-to-face healthcare platform. Last March, it introduced the 'Mask Scanner' service based on public data that allows users to check the stock quantity of public masks at nearby pharmacies. Recently, it announced the development of Korea's first mobile vaccine passport service 'Goodoc Pass' and is preparing for its official launch schedule.