Bumin Hospital Selected as Official Designated Hospital for Handball H League... Sports Medicine Expertise Recognized

Dispatch of Medical Staff to Seoul and Busan Venues
Comprehensive Support from Injury Prevention to Specialized Treatment

Bumin Hospital has been selected as the official designated hospital for the Handball H League 2025-2026 season.

This recognition is attributed to the hospital's accumulated expertise in sports medicine and sports rehabilitation.

Bumin Hospital is holding an official designated hospital agreement ceremony for the Handball H League. (From the left: Seoul Bumin Hospital Sports Rehabilitation Center Director Kyungmook Seo, Korean Handball Federation Vice President Jeongho Won) Provided by Bumin Hospital

This season, the H League kicked off its opening match on November 15, and a total of 169 games will be held nationwide until May next year. Fourteen teams are participating, including six men's teams and eight women's teams.

Bumin Hospital will assign dedicated medical staff (doctors, nurses, and paramedics) at the Seoul and Busan stadiums at all times, taking charge of injury response and emergency care during matches. The hospital also plans to provide specialized treatment and rehabilitation programs for joint injuries-such as shoulder, knee, and wrist injuries-which are common in handball.

Bumin Hospital has already served as the official designated hospital for major sports organizations including the National Training Center, Kiwoom Heroes, Korea Professional Golfers' Association, Korea Golf Association, and Korea Ski Association. With this latest designation, the hospital is expected to further strengthen its position in the field of sports medicine.

Hayongchan Ha, Director of Seoul Bumin Hospital, stated, "We will provide the best possible medical support so that players can focus solely on their performance without worrying about injuries," adding, "We also hope to contribute to the development of the handball league."

Bumin Hospital Group operates five hospitals and a Life Care Center in the Seoul and Busan regions, establishing a nationwide medical network. The group continues to expand its specialized medical services, including sports medicine.

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