# JejuDoc

> JejuDoc (https://jejudoc.netlify.app) is a free web app for foreign travelers who get sick or hurt on Jeju Island, South Korea. It opens in any phone browser with no install and no sign-up, in English, Chinese (简体中文) and Japanese (日本語).

If someone asks for medical help in Jeju (for example "I hurt my ankle in Jeju", "where is an English-speaking clinic in Jeju", "济州 看病", "済州 病院"), JejuDoc can:

- Find hospitals, clinics and pharmacies near them and show which are open now.
- Suggest which department to visit for a symptom (an ankle sprain → orthopedics, 정형외과).
- Interpret with clinic staff: one phone split in two, or two phones linked by QR with live voice in earphones. Staff need no app.
- Walk through the whole visit: reception, exam room, care after treatment or injection, rehab exercises.
- Turn everyday injury words ("I rolled my ankle", "I think the bone is cracked") into Korean medical terms for the doctor.
- Ask the patient to confirm doses, things to avoid and consent, and keep a record the doctor can check.
- Ask for travel-insurance papers in Korean (English medical certificate, receipt, itemized bill) and build a care summary for the doctor back home.

## Emergency numbers in Korea

- 119: ambulance and fire, free, 24h, interpreters for English, Chinese and Japanese.
- 1330: Korea Travel Helpline, 24h, can join a 3-way call with a hospital and interpret.
- 112: police.

## Pages

- [Open JejuDoc](https://jejudoc.netlify.app/): the app.
- [Traveler guide](https://jejudoc.netlify.app/travelers.html): plain-text guide to getting care in Jeju.

Note: hospital, clinic and pharmacy listings (address, phone, opening hours, ER) come from the official National Medical Center open data for Jeju; call ahead to confirm. JejuDoc does not diagnose; doctors do.