Cha Women's Medical Institute Expands Seoul Station Center on 10th Anniversary

By Park boram Posted : July 22, 2026, 15:20 Updated : July 22, 2026, 15:20

Cha Women's Medical Institute at Seoul Station has completed its center expansion and has begun full-scale medical services to mark its 10th anniversary. The institute has enhanced its infertility treatment capabilities by optimizing patient flow, strengthening its collaborative treatment system, and upgrading its infection control infrastructure.


On July 22, the institute announced that it has officially started medical services following the completion of the expansion.


The key changes from the expansion include optimized patient flow and a strengthened collaborative treatment system. To comprehensively identify and treat infertility causes, the internal medicine and urology departments have been relocated and expanded, enhancing interdepartmental collaboration. Additional obstetrics and gynecology examination rooms have also been added to provide more detailed management of patients' underlying conditions and pregnancy preparation processes.


Improvements have also been made to facility safety and infection control systems. The research facility's culture room has been renovated, and a new central supply room, comparable to that of a university hospital, has been established to ensure the sterilization and management of instruments and equipment used in procedures.


As it celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, Cha Women's Medical Institute at Seoul Station plans to strengthen its medical capabilities by utilizing the expanded infrastructure, led by Director Yoon Tae-ki and Deputy Directors Kim Yoo-shin and Kim Hye-ok, who specialize in infertility treatment.


Director Yoon Tae-ki stated, "With our newly revamped infrastructure and AI-based smart medical environment, we are embarking on a leap forward for the next decade. We aim to bring the joy of healthy pregnancies to infertility patients worldwide and to become a leading center for global infertility treatment."


Cha Women's Medical Institute at Seoul Station, which opened in 2016, is the largest infertility center in Asia. It operates a 30-egg bank for women's fertility preservation and offers customized reproductive health management programs for infertility patients.





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