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Namdong-gu Establishes Itself as a 'Visiting Doctor' with Home Care and Treatment Cost Support
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- Namdong-gu in Incheon runs a home medical support program and a program covering co-payments for home treatment costs for residents with limited mobility.
- Thirty-two institutions, including 8 medical clinics and 24 Korean medicine clinics, have taken part, and as of October, 135 residents had received support.
- Eligible recipients pay 1,000 won for home treatment if they are medical benefit or near-poor recipients, and 6,000 won for all others.
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