INPATIENT TREATMENT
Inpatient Care · Admission Guide
There is a time when recovery deserves your full attention.
Admission is not about staying long — it is a choice to make recovery more concentrated.
Sometimes outpatient care alone brings only slow progress,
and you need time to focus entirely on yourself.
Soldam operates 79 beds, including private rooms,
and through close observation and care by our medical team,
we help you find the rhythm of recovery again.
When admission is needed
When outpatient care helps but the gains quickly fade
When pain or instability makes daily life hard to maintain
When movement needs to be reset after surgery
When rest itself is essential, as with facial paralysis
What changes with admission
Outpatients are treated once a day and then go home,
but inpatients receive active treatment twice daily, morning and afternoon.
This reduces gaps between sessions and keeps the stimulus continuous, speeding recovery.
Korean medicine that reduces pain and Western rehabilitation that restores function — manual therapy and physiotherapy — work together as one. You can receive everything your body needs in one place, without moving between clinics.
Returning to a demanding routine right after treatment halves its effect.
Admission provides complete rest after treatment and 24-hour monitoring by our medical team,
so that the benefits of treatment stay with your body.
Connecting to life after discharge
- Discharge is not the end, but the point of moving to the next stage
- A plan for outpatient maintenance continues after discharge
For caregivers too,
there is a time to set the role down
for a while.
Caring for a patient is often a weight too heavy to carry alone.
Admission is not about separating you from the patient;
it is time to catch your breath so you can find your strength again.
Leave the 24-hour care to the hospital,
and take back the rhythm of your own days.