New Year's Wish Contest for Inpatients, Outpatients, and Local Residents
'Thank You 2025! Stay Healthy 2026!' Event Held
Ulsan Eliya Hospital (Director: Jung Younghwan) is holding a 'Thank You 2025! Stay Healthy 2026!' customer event ahead of the year-end and New Year holidays.
This year-end event, held for inpatients, outpatients, and local residents visiting the hospital, is designed to reflect on the memories of the eventful year of 2025 and to encourage everyone to spend a healthy and happy 2026 together.
The first event, which began on December 15, runs under the theme 'Make a New Year's Wish with Ulsan Eliya Hospital!' and will continue until January 3, 2026.
Customers who write their wishes for the New Year 2026 on postcards provided in the first-floor lobby and submit them will be eligible for a prize draw at the end of the event period, with prizes such as health checkup vouchers and coffee coupons. For local residents unable to visit in person, entries can also be submitted by leaving a comment on the hospital's official Instagram account.
The second event, titled 'Santa Visits Ulsan Eliya Hospital!', will take place on December 24, the day before Christmas, where prepared gifts will be distributed to outpatients and inpatients visiting the hospital.
In particular, staff members will dress up as Santa Claus and deliver gifts to comfort patients who have to spend the holidays in the hospital. Specially customized Christmas presents will also be given to pediatric patients.
Jung Younghwan, Director of Ulsan Eliya Hospital, said, "We hope that this customer event held at the end of the year will be an opportunity to express our gratitude to the local residents who visited our hospital and recovered their health over the past year. We also hope that all the wishes written by the community for 2026 will come true, and Ulsan Eliya Hospital will continue to do its best to provide advanced medical care and friendly service to protect the health of our local community."
This year, Ulsan Eliya Hospital has continued to grow as a leading general hospital in Buk-gu, Ulsan, earning 'Excellent Laboratory' certification, being designated as an 'Advanced Regenerative Medicine Institution' by the Ministry of Health and Welfare, and achieving an A grade in the integrated nursing care service performance evaluation by the National Health Insurance Service.
In particular, to mark its 30th anniversary in 2026, the hospital plans to expand its facilities by adding rehabilitation and infectious disease beds, a new intensive care unit, and enlarging its operating and emergency rooms, thereby strengthening its role in treating critical and emergency patients and promoting community health.
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