Suji-gu, Yongin, Gyeonggi-do · SUJI VETERINARY CARDIOLOGY CENTER
Cardiac care and regional travel guide
If you are looking for a cardiac assessment after a murmur or advice on existing heart treatment, review our services and travel information together. We provide echocardiography, arrhythmia and Holter assessment, and care for heart failure and concurrent conditions in dogs and cats. All care takes place at our single location: 65 Supung-ro, Pungdeokcheon-dong, Suji-gu, Yongin.
Care at our clinic
Advanced heart failure
and heart disease with concurrent conditions
Dr. Jinho Lee's experience includes an internal medicine residency at Jeonbuk National University Animal Medical Center and director roles at Raum and Onbareun 24-hour animal medical centers, totaling 13 years in university veterinary hospitals and 24-hour animal medical centers. He holds a master's degree focused on cardiorenal syndrome and provides cardiac care for dogs and cats in Suji, Yongin.
- Reviewing existing heart failure treatment — Review previous imaging, results, prescriptions and medication response in advanced or refractory heart failure, including feline HCM.
- Managing cardiac, renal and endocrine conditions together — Review prescriptions from different clinics and changes in organ function to explain medication adjustments and follow-up.
- Follow-up after testing — Explain current status and treatment using images and measurements, with continuity from the same veterinarian. Cardiac assessment reports are available for surgery or dental scaling planned at another clinic.
Before visiting, learn about our approach through the veterinarian's training and clinical experienceand the Daily Gaewon interview. Below, find services relevant to your current concerns and previous tests.
When choosing a clinic,
start with the care you need now
A first cardiac assessment differs from a review for a pet already taking medication. We begin with history, auscultation and previous records, then choose tests to address the current concern.
If a screening examination found a murmur
We ask where it was detected and whether previous tests or prescriptions are available. A murmur alone does not establish the condition or stage. Indicated echocardiography assesses structure and blood flow, interpreted alongside other findings. The echocardiography process and preparationcan help you plan your visit.
If your pet takes heart medication and you are unsure about treatment
We compare medication changes with breathing, activity and appetite rather than considering recent values alone. We review renal or endocrine disease and other clinics' prescriptions to explain current status, response and the next checks. Outpatient and follow-up cardiac careand care for concurrent conditionsexplain what we review.
If you are investigating intermittent rhythm changes
Episodes may not occur during a short examination, so timestamps and videos are useful. ECG and Holter monitoring differ in recording duration and method. When a Holter is needed, we plan fitting, return and results appointments together. ECG and Holter differences and the examination processprovide more detail.
Before surgery or dental scaling at your regular clinic
You can consult us for cardiac assessment while having the procedure at your regular clinic. Our report describes cardiovascular status, risk factors and monitoring considerations at the time of testing. The treating clinic's veterinarian decides the final anesthetic plan and whether to proceed based on overall health and the need for the procedure. Pre-anesthetic assessment and reportsexplain the process.
If you are considering screening before symptoms appear
We discuss the purpose of testing using previous screenings, history and current health rather than selecting the same package based on age alone. Our cardiac health screening guideexplains tests, result materials and pricing conditions. For structural abnormalities in young pets, see congenital heart disease assessment; for blood test values, see understanding canine NT-proBNP results.
After testing, images and measurements
help explain the current condition
We interpret results alongside previous symptoms, prescriptions and findings, then explain current priorities, checks after medication changes, home observations and the next visit. The same veterinarian reviews the records at follow-up.
Bring previous reports, images and medication packets or prescription photos so treatment progress can be compared. Echocardiography results and treatment decisionsand Prepare previous results and medication detailsexplain this approach. Available records and formats depend on the examination.
Check fees and eligibility before traveling
Below are published individual service fees. We select tests based on current health and previous records, explain the estimate and perform agreed items. Additional tests or prescriptions change the total cost.
| Item | Fee and conditions |
|---|---|
| First consultation | KRW 20,000 |
| Follow-up consultation | KRW 10,000 |
| Echocardiography | First visit KRW 200,000 / Follow-up KRW 100,000 After at least 1 health screening at our clinic: lifelong KRW 100,000 fee, regardless of weight or first/follow-up visit Interpretation included |
| ECG | KRW 40,000 · Same for first and follow-up visits Interpretation included |
| Holter monitoring | KRW 440,000 · Through completion of the examination |
Check whether interpretation is included and the echocardiography eligibility conditions for patients with a previous health screening. Full fees and other tests or consultations, Health screening tests and pricingprovide detailed conditions.
Traveling from farther away: appointments and records
Continuing assessment after previous tests
Bring reports, image files, medication packets or prescription photos, symptom videos and home observations. Include medication for other conditions. We compare recent findings and subsequent changes, select tests for the current concern, explain costs and proceed only with agreed tests.
Plan Holter fitting, recording and return separately
A Holter records rhythm continuously during daily life for 24 hours to 14 days. Unlike a short in-clinic ECG, it requires planning the recording period, fitting and return visits, and results discussion. Check each step when arranging return travel.
Prepare meals and medication according to the test plan
Fasting, medication adjustment and sedation are advised individually according to current health and planned tests. Do not stop regular medication yourself; confirm the instructions for food and medication.
Book through Naver. For questions about tests or preparation, contact us by phone or KakaoTalk.
Hours: Monday–Thursday 11:00–20:00, Friday 10:00–19:00. Lunch 13:00–14:00. Closed weekends and public holidays.
Fees & applicable conditions · Preparing for heart ultrasound
Prepare according to your departure area
The regional guides include public transport routes from city halls or stations. Enter your actual address and visit date and time to check transfers and walking sections. Anyang, Pyeongchon, Bucheon, Gimpo, Gwangmyeong and Yangpyeong include rail and bus examples checked on maps on October 23, 2026. For driving, choose a route in each area's Naver Map link.
Select an area below for departure-specific guidance. Echocardiography, ECG, Holter monitoring, screening and care for advanced heart failure or concurrent conditions all take place at our single clinic in Suji, Yongin.
Clinic: 65 Supung-ro, Suji-gu, Yongin · Location & parking · Prepare previous results and medication details · Fees & applicable conditions
| Departure city or county | Area guide |
|---|---|
| Yongin | Suji, Giheung and Cheoin |
| Suwon | Suwon, including Gwanggyo and Yeongtong |
| Hwaseong | Hwaseong, including Dongtan |
| Osan | From Osan |
| Seongnam | Bundang, Pangyo, Sujeong and Jungwon |
| Gwangju | Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do |
| Hanam | From Hanam |
| Anyang | Anyang, including Pyeongchon |
| Gunpo | From Gunpo |
| Uiwang | From Uiwang |
| Gwacheon | From Gwacheon |
| Pyeongtaek | From Pyeongtaek |
| Anseong | From Anseong |
| Icheon | From Icheon |
| Yeoju | From Yeoju |
| Yangpyeong | From Yangpyeong County |
| Ansan | From Ansan |
| Siheung | From Siheung |
| Gwangmyeong | From Gwangmyeong |
| Bucheon | From Bucheon |
| Gimpo | From Gimpo |
Yongin
Visiting from Suji, Giheung or Cheoin
Even within Suji-gu, enter your actual departure address rather than a neighborhood name alone. We are on the fourth floor of Suji Medipark, next to Suji High School in Pungdeokcheon-dong.
From Giheung or Cheoin, check that the destination is 65 Supung-ro and review your return route and clinic hours. Our location map shows the rear parking entrance and exit.
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Visiting from Pyeongtaek
Enter your actual address to compare driving and public transport routes for your dog's or cat's visit. If departing from Pyeongtaek Station or another station, check transfers and the walk to the clinic too.
If another clinic diagnosed heart disease, tell us the diagnosis date, latest test date and current medications.
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Visiting from Anseong
Routes vary within Anseong. Set your home or actual departure point in the map and consider both return travel and clinic hours when booking.
For reassessment after a diagnosis elsewhere, bring previous reports, images and medication packets or prescription photos.
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Preparing for cardiac care from Hwaseong or Dongtan
Enter your actual address rather than only a station or neighborhood. Check that the destination is 65 Supung-ro in Suji, Yongin and review routes for your departure time.
For a cat's cardiac assessment, tell us about previous tests and travel-related stress. Meal and medication preparation follows the examination plan.
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Preparing for cardiac care from Suwon or Gwanggyo
Pet owners in Suwon, including Gwanggyo and Yeongtong, can review our examination services and clinic location in Suji, Yongin.
Select your departure address and transport method. If driving, check the map for the entrance and exit to the parking area behind Suji Medipark.
For assessment before surgery or dental scaling, tell us about the planned procedure and previous tests. You can also review our cardiac report information beforehand.
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Visiting from Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do
This guide is for Gwangju in Gyeonggi-do, not Gwangju Metropolitan City. Enter your actual Gyeonggi-do address and check that the destination is 65 Supung-ro, Suji-gu, Yongin.
If several conditions such as heart and kidney disease are being managed, bring results and prescriptions from each clinic. We review previous treatment when assessing current health.
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Visiting from Seongnam, Bundang or Pangyo
Enter your actual departure address, whether from Daejang-dong or Pangyo in Bundang, or from Sujeong or Jungwon. Check the city and district for names such as Daejang-dong that exist in more than one area. All care is provided at our single location in Suji, Yongin.
For routine cardiac assessment or medication review, prepare the latest test date, current medication details and changes observed at home.
Osan
Preparing for cardiac care from Osan
For echocardiography or cardiac screening, summarize the purpose and previous results. Check return travel from your actual Osan departure point to Suji, Yongin. Meal and medication instructions depend on the planned tests.
Hanam
Preparing for tests and follow-up from Hanam
For heart disease alongside kidney or endocrine disease, bring results and current prescriptions from all clinics. Our location is Suji Medipark, 65 Supung-ro. We review treatment and medication responses to explain the next tests and follow-up plan.
Anyang
Preparing for cardiac care from Anyang or Pyeongchon
If investigating a murmur or heart disease, start with what echocardiography assesses. We review previous images and prescriptions where available. Set your departure point and transport method in the map for routes to Suji, Yongin.
Options from Anyang Station include Line 1 followed by bus 700-2. From Pyeongchon Station, one route uses Lines 4 and 2, the Shinbundang Line and bus 11.
Gunpo
Reviewing heart disease from Gunpo
If your pet already takes heart medication, bring recent results, medication packets or prescriptions, and home breathing and activity records. Follow-up visits can be planned according to findings and medication response.
Uiwang
Preparing for arrhythmia assessment from Uiwang
For fainting, unsteadiness or irregular beats, prepare videos and episode timestamps. When traveling for Holter monitoring, check the schedule for fitting, return and results discussion.
Gwacheon
Preparing for pre-anesthetic cardiac assessment from Gwacheon
Before surgery or dental scaling at another clinic, we review the planned procedure and previous results. Check clinic hours and return travel, and read about the report to share with the treating clinic.
Icheon
Preparing for cardiac tests and consultation from Icheon
If a screening found a murmur or cardiac testing was recommended, bring those records. Review test types and fees before traveling. Tests are chosen after examination and review of existing records.
Yeoju
Test preparation before visiting from Yeoju
Bring previous test files and medication details. Allow time for travel and the consultation, and follow individual instructions for meals and medication adjustments.
Yangpyeong
Preparing for cardiac care from Yangpyeong
Routes vary across Yangpyeong County. Check travel from your actual address and allow time for testing and results. Bring previous tests, prescriptions and notes on recent changes for review.
An example from Yangpyeong Station in Gyeonggi-do uses the Gyeongui–Jungang Line, transfers to the Suin–Bundang Line, then bus 11 or 15. Confirm Yangpyeong County, Gyeonggi-do to avoid confusion with Yangpyeong Station in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul.
Ansan
Preparing for concurrent-condition care from Ansan
If your pet takes medication for other conditions alongside heart disease, bring all prescriptions. Before traveling, review how we assess previous tests and medication responses in our concurrent-condition guide.
Siheung
Planning a first or follow-up visit from Siheung
For a first visit or review of existing cardiac treatment, check the consultation process, fees and records to bring. All care is at one location in Suji, Yongin, with future visits planned according to results and progress.
Gwangmyeong
Preparing for murmur assessment and echocardiography from Gwangmyeong
If a murmur was heard or echocardiography recommended, bring screening records and symptom observations. Before traveling, review the examination purpose, fees and parking information.
A route checked from Gwangmyeong Station uses Lines 1 and 2, the Shinbundang Line and bus 11. Other routes may suit your actual starting point; change the map to show travel from home.
Bucheon
Preparing for canine or feline cardiac care from Bucheon
We review previous images, results and medications when discussing tests or treatment. Tell us about stress during previous travel or examinations so it can inform the visit plan.
An example from Bucheon City Hall Station uses Line 7, the Shinbundang Line and bus 11 or 17-1. Check the stop near the clinic and the remaining walk.
Gimpo
Preparing for cardiac care and Holter monitoring from Gimpo
Plan return travel alongside test appointments. Our guide explains Holter fitting, return and results discussion. The destination is 65 Supung-ro, Suji, Yongin.
An example from Gimpo City Hall starts with a walk to Sau (Gimpo City Hall) Station, then the Gimpo Goldline, Line 9, the Shinbundang Line and bus 11. Include walking transfers when reviewing the whole route.
Our clinic in Suji, Yongin
4F, rooms 402–403, Suji Medipark, 65 Supung-ro, Suji-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
We are in Suji Medipark next to Suji High School. Take the building elevator to the fourth floor.
The map shows the rear parking entrance and exit. Two hours of parking are free; register your vehicle at the clinic.
Continuing care after your visit
We explain results, treatment and changes to review next time. Record breathing rate, weight, medication and questions in SUJI Care Noteand bring them to your next visit. If continuing care elsewhere, ask about the results you need to share.
We provide outpatient care and daytime hospitalization with oxygen support. We do not provide overnight hospitalization, surgery or 24-hour emergency care.
For difficulty breathing, blue gums, fainting or sudden paralysis, go to the nearest 24-hour emergency veterinary hospital instead of waiting for an appointment or making a long journey.