EDITORIAL POLICY
Editorial standards and production information
Who operates and edits Entity Clinic, how regional guides use sources, and how we describe contributors, clinical review, and production relationships.
Document updated: 2026.09.07
Who operates and edits this site
This website operates and publishes under the name Entity Clinic. Entity Clinic is an AEO·SEO consulting brand that organizes official information and improves search accessibility for hospitals, tax advisers and accountants. We edit sector-specific blog content and guides to hospital visits and consultation preparation.
The registered operator is EntityFlow, represented by Kim Si-heon. The business registration number is 248-67-00774. Each document identifies its editorial and review roles.
Scope of the sector blog
The pages for hospitals, tax advisers and accountants explain client questions, official information and content management in each field. They do not provide individual medical, tax or accounting assessments. We define which detailed professional explanations the relevant professional will review.
How we choose regions and topics
Patient guides focus on questions to check before a visit, such as location, preparation for a first consultation and registration. Regional articles provide general preparation guidance; articles that include institution information also explain their sources and production relationship.
Article order and the frequency with which an institution appears do not represent ratings or rankings of care. We do not rank institutions against one another or promise the results of a treatment.
How official sources relate to the text
We check each item of information about institution names, locations, operations, and registration against sources such as healthcare institutions’ official websites and public bodies’ published records, and link to those sources. If official information does not confirm treatment availability or cost conditions, we leave them as questions to ask during a consultation.
An official source link allows readers to check the original information. It does not mean that the institution wrote or reviewed this article, and it does not indicate a partnership.
- Check that the institution name, branch, and region identify the same place.
- Distinguish information in a source from questions organized by the editor.
- Record the date sources were checked and advise readers to reconfirm changeable operating information before visiting.
Writing, editing, and clinical review
Articles identify their editorial source as ‘Edited by Entity Clinic.’ Clinical review by individual medical professionals has not been confirmed. Editing wording or translating text is not labeled as clinical review.
If we introduce contributors or reviewers in the future, we will state their actual roles and the scope of their work. Patient guides provide questions to prepare for a consultation; an individual diagnosis or treatment plan must be established through clinical care and examination.
Production relationships and interests
Articles connected to a website information project, or edited from supplied copy, explain that production relationship on the relevant page. Our policy is to describe the scope of any confirmed commission, supply of materials, or financial support in the article concerned.
Articles edited using official information identify their sources. A production relationship involving one institution is not applied to other institutions or articles. Where a relationship has not been established, we do not claim either the presence or absence of a partnership or sponsorship.
English and Chinese versions
Translations aim to preserve the meaning of the Korean original’s institution details, applicable conditions, and points to check. Institution and branch names are presented so they can be matched to the original.
The existence of a translated article does not mean that the institution provides consultations or interpretation in that language. When the original changes, we check the translations too.
Corrections and updates
At the next revision, we compare the text with its linked original sources again. When an error or change is confirmed, our policy is to correct the explanation and record what changed and the revision date. Information that cannot be verified in the original source is not retained as an established fact.
Opening hours, registration cutoffs, and booking methods may change. Check the institution’s latest official guidance when confirming a visit or the availability of care.