Cancer Immunity Clinic
Integrated cancer immune care — injections, hyperthermia, rehab.
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If any of the situations below apply to you, Saeron's specialist care can help.
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Need strength and immune recovery before or after surgery "Surgery is coming up and I worry whether I can endure it."
Struggling with chemo or radiation side effects such as fatigue and appetite loss "Fatigue and loss of appetite during chemo leave me exhausted."
Want recurrence prevention and immune care after treatment "Treatment is over, but I fear recurrence and want to manage my immunity."
Daily life disrupted by cancer pain or lymphedema "Pain and swelling make everyday life very difficult."
Looking for integrative immune care alongside standard treatment "I need immune care I can receive together with my hospital treatment."
Need round-the-clock intensive inpatient care "Care at home is hard, so I want comfortable inpatient care."
Core Treatment Programs
Cancer Immunotherapy
From thymus extract to radiofrequency hyperthermia and hyperbaric oxygen — the cancer immunotherapies Saeron provides.
Other IV and Oral Therapies
The therapies below are used together according to symptoms and condition. The prescription is decided after examination.
Korean Medicine Treatment
Acupuncture, moxibustion, and thermal therapy, timed to your condition and surgery.
Acupuncture
Eases pain, relaxes knotted muscle, and improves qi and blood circulation. Needling is timed to your condition and your surgery.
Bungu Acupuncture
For those uneasy about needles, sensitive to pain, or in low condition, adhesive sticker needles allow treatment without pain.
Moxibustion
Promotes circulation and clears blood stasis to ease pain.
Stone Moxibustion
Releases both blood circulation and muscle tension, easing pain and indigestion while supporting immunity.
Cupping Therapy
Improves circulation, eases inflammation and muscle pain, and aids waste clearance.
Thermal Dome Therapy
Raising body temperature strengthens immunity and aids waste clearance, peripheral circulation, and metabolism.
Paraffin Therapy
Eases swollen, tingling fingers and supports skin hydration.
Hot Pack
Relaxes muscles to ease pain.
Physical Therapy (ICT)
An ICT physiotherapy device is applied to the painful area to relax muscle and ease pain.
Pulse Diagnosis
Pulse diagnosis identifies your constitution for a prescription that fits.
Care by Treatment Stage
From before surgery through after chemo and radiation, immune and rehab care designed for each stage.
1. Before Surgery / Treatment
The stage of building a body and condition that can endure cancer surgery and chemo/radiation. Strengthening stamina, boosting immunity, treating infections, and managing diet to activate immune cells such as NK and T cells.
2. After Surgery
The stage of quickly restoring sharply lowered immunity after surgery and normalizing body function. Relieving after-effects, recovering stamina and immunity, and preventing infection to block metastasis and recurrence.
3. During Chemo / Radiation
The stage of raising treatment response and managing drug resistance and cancer pain by combining hyperthermia, hyperbaric oxygen, and immune care. Supports tissue recovery and relieves lymphedema and joint stiffness.
4. After Chemo / Radiation
About 70% of recurrences happen within 2 years, so immune therapy is needed for over a year after treatment. Managing side effects, eliminating micro-residual cancer cells, and stabilizing the immune system to prevent recurrence and metastasis.
Care Goals by Stage
Even with the same cancer, the goal of care shifts with the stage.
Early-Stage Cancer Cells (Stage 1)
The goal is preventing recurrence through fast recovery after surgery and keeping immune levels in normal range.
Locally Advanced Cancer (Stages 2–3)
Eases the side effects of surgery, chemo, and radiation while raising treatment effect, and prevents metastasis and recurrence through immune recovery.
Late-Stage Cancer Cells (Stage 4)
When surgery is not an option and chemotherapy continues, it raises treatment effect and eases pain and related symptoms to protect quality of life.
Why Choose This Center
Private wards, 24/7 admission, integrated care — the right environment for recovery.
Seven Pillars of Recurrence Prevention
Seven things to keep up even after treatment ends. About 70% of recurrences happen within two years.
Immunity
Keeps immune counts from dropping, session after session.
Body Temperature
Keep the body warm.
Oxygen
Ample oxygen supports recovery.
Food
A balanced diet matched to the cancer type continues.
Sleep
Enough sleep keeps the recovery rhythm.
Exercise
Keep moving steadily, within what your body allows.
Stress
Manage stress to lighten the load on your body.
National Cancer Registry Statistics
Based on the 2021 National Cancer Registry Statistics from the Ministry of Health and Welfare, the Korea Central Cancer Registry, and the National Cancer Center. As survival rises, care after treatment matters that much more.
Tailored Therapy Programs
A therapy program tailored to each cancer patient helps ease a range of side effects and supports emotional release. Onco therapy (lymphatic care) and brain therapy (sleep care) run alongside.
Heart Care (Breath Care and Hwabyeong Care)
We release a chest tightened by stress and anger. Relaxing neck, shoulder, and chest muscles eases breathing and supports emotional calm.
Pain Care
Deep radiofrequency heat relaxes muscle and eases pain. It increases blood flow and manages swelling, and is used for pain after cancer surgery and for existing conditions.
Color Coaching Therapy (Psychological Care)
A program tailored to your natural disposition and psychology checks your inner state and supports healing, working through color and scent.
Care by Area
Abdominal care, line care, skin gym, Um therapy — we run area-specific programs together as needed.
Equipment & Devices
Proven equipment for precise diagnosis and treatment.
Cancer-Related Testing
To set the direction and follow progress, we look at immunity, body heat, and the autonomic nervous system together.
Doctors
Meet each director's specialty and background.
Where Treatment Happens
We have prepared a space where you can rest easy through the course of treatment.
First-Floor Lobby and Reception
Consultation and Waiting Area
Ward Corridor
Private Treatment Rooms
Inpatient Environment
The inpatient ward runs 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with admission possible on Sundays and holidays. Rather than multi-bed rooms, the ward is built around single and double rooms.
Inpatient Ward, 24 Hours a Day, 365 Days a Year Inpatient wards run year-round, so weekend or night-time problems get an immediate response.
A Ward Built Around Single and Double Rooms In a space where nothing intrudes, you can rest fully and focus on treatment. We prepared single rooms so you can stay together with family and children without worry, and there is a lounge with a kitchen. Rooms have an air purifier, a large TV, an individual refrigerator, a personal locker, and a private bathroom with a bidet; some rooms have a single shower room.
Doctors and Korean Medicine Doctors Together Imaging by an orthopedic specialist flows into chuna, pharmacopuncture, and rehabilitation by a Korean medicine doctor, all in one place.
A Meal Is Treatment
For cancer patients admitted to our hospital, we provide balanced, nutritious meals made from wholesome ingredients. A dietitian rounds at mealtimes to tailor the food, helping you get through the treatment period well. Snack selections may change with ingredient supply, and individual snacks reflect your preferences as far as possible after a dietary consultation.
Better Nutrition and Restored Stamina
Stronger Immunity Through a Balanced Diet
Detoxification Through Ample Vegetables
Fresh Ingredients to Ease Appetite Loss
Dietary Consultation and Patient Nutrition Check
A Healthy Menu Mindful of Salt Intake
Morning Snack
Apple and soy milk
Midday Snack
Seasonal fruit, salad, leafy greens, yogurt, nuts
Evening Snack
Steamed sweet potato, natto, soft tofu, smoked egg
Fritters and Fresh Kimchi
Abalone and Fish Jeon
Stir-Fried Squid and Steamed Egg
Seaweed Soup and Braised Sides
Vegetable Wraps and Rice Balls
Tomato and Mozzarella Salad
Avocado Salad
Sprout Salad
Three-Color Lotus Root Fritters
Seasonal Fruit
Individually Plated Servings
Citrus Salad
Support During Your Stay
We look after the parts of your day beyond treatment.
Pickup Service from Other Hospitals
We provide vehicle pickup when you travel to another hospital near Incheon for radiation or chemotherapy. Please contact the administration office between one week and two or three days before your appointment. A round trip may not be possible.
Parking
During a stay, six hours of free parking is available on the admission day and on the discharge day. Please give your plate number at the desk.
Neulsolgil Park Sheep Meadow
738-8 Nonhyeon-dong, Namdong-gu, Incheon · 15 minutes on foot or 5 minutes by car from the hospital
Open 09:30–17:30 from April to September and 09:30–17:00 from October to March; parking is free.
Neulsolgil Park Cypress Forest Trail
Neulsolgil Park Cypress Forest
Neulsolgil Park Lake
Nonhyeon Central Neighborhood Park
A five-minute walk from the hospital. It sits across the road, toward the Homeplus side.
Nonhyeon Central Park Deck Path
Nonhyeon Central Park Walking Path
Nonhyeon Central Park Pond
FAQ
We have gathered the questions we hear most about admission and care.
A consultation will walk you through the details.
Directions
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Address
Fourth floor, Areumdaun Tower, 101 Nongogae-ro, Namdong-gu, Incheon — the building across from Homeplus Incheon Nonhyeon.
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Subway
Two minutes' walk, about 100 m, from Exit 1 of Incheon Nonhyeon Station (Suin-Bundang Line).
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Parking
Parking is available from the first basement level up to the fourth floor. Outpatients receive a one-hour parking voucher.
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Clinic Hours
Mon, Wed, Fri 9:30–19:00; Tue, Thu 9:30–18:00; Sat 9:30–15:00; closed Sunday. Lunch break 13:00–14:00. (Skin and aesthetic care hours)