Kids get sick
on weekends, too.
So Ally is open
on Sundays, too.
Every Sunday · every holiday
09:00 – 14:00
No lunch break · intake closes 13:30 Closed only two days during Seollal & Chuseok (open on the first day and substitute holidays)
See full hours
Check in on the Hello100 app before you arrive,
and spend far less time waiting at the clinic.
Check-in via the Ddocdoc (똑닥) app is not available · walk-ins welcome
Board-certified pediatricians see newborns through teens — and adults are welcome, too.
Fever, cough, runny nose, stomachache, rashes — everyday childhood illnesses seen by board-certified pediatricians.
National immunization program and other vaccines on the standard schedule. Call to confirm vaccine availability.
Korea's national infant & child health screenings, matched to your baby's age in months. Please call ahead to schedule.
Colds, flu-like symptoms and other everyday illnesses in adults — whether you come with your child or on your own.
IV fluids when needed for gastroenteritis, dehydration and similar conditions.
Consultations for GLP-1 weight-management injection prescriptions (adults).
Three board-certified pediatricians practice here
Open since April 2019, caring for Gwanggyo's children ever since.
Care at Ally starts from textbooks and evidence.
No overtreatment — and full treatment when it's needed.
We diagnose and prescribe by the standard pediatric textbooks (Hong Chang-Yee, Nelson) and current international guidelines from the AAP, IDSA and others.
We treat the symptoms your child actually has — no bundled prescriptions for symptoms that aren't there. What's needed is given at the right dose, fully; antibiotics only when truly necessary, by a stepwise protocol.
For three years we have tracked the infections seen at our own clinic, comparing them weekly with national surveillance data — so 'what's circulating in Gwanggyo right now' informs each diagnosis.
Why this test, why this medicine — or why not — we explain in the exam room. Please ask us anything.
| Day | Hours | Last intake | Lunch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon–Fri | 09:00–19:00 | 18:30 | 12:30~14:00 |
| Saturday | 09:00–14:00 | 13:30 | None (open through) |
| Sun · Holidays | 09:00–14:00 | 13:30 | None (open through) |
As required by Article 45 of Korea's Medical Service Act, we disclose all non-covered fees.
Vaccines, tests and certificates — all in one table (page in Korean).
Yes. We are open every Sunday and on public holidays, 9:00 AM–2:00 PM. Intake closes at 1:30 PM, with no lunch break on weekends or holidays. The only exceptions: two days during each of the Seollal and Chuseok holidays (we are open on the first day of those holidays and on substitute holidays).
Weekdays (Mon–Fri): 9:00 AM–7:00 PM, intake closes 6:30 PM. Saturdays, Sundays and holidays: 9:00 AM–2:00 PM, intake closes 1:30 PM.
On weekdays we close for lunch 12:30 PM–2:00 PM. On Saturdays, Sundays and holidays we stay open straight through from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
We usually see patients on the first day of the holiday period, close for two days including the holiday itself, and reopen on the substitute holiday (holiday hours 9:00 AM–2:00 PM). Changes, if any, are announced before each holiday. We are open on all other days.
Yes. We use the Hello100 app for mobile check-in — register before you arrive and skip most of the wait. Search "헬로100" (Hello100) in the App Store or Google Play and select our clinic (앨리소아청소년과의원). Check-in via the Ddocdoc app is not available for our clinic; walk-ins are of course welcome.
Use the Alleyway Gwanggyo garage — enter via GATE 3 (ground level) or GATE 1 (B1) for the closest access, then come up to the Ally Kids Building 2F. We register 2 hours of free parking for patients.
Three board-certified pediatricians provide pediatric care, vaccinations and well-baby checkups, plus adult primary care, IV fluid therapy, and GLP-1 weight-management prescription consultations for adults. Call +82-31-215-0175.
210-211ho, Bldg A, Gwanggyo I-Park, 80 Gwanggyohosugongwon-ro, Yeongtong-gu, Suwon. 2F of the Ally Kids Building at Alleyway Gwanggyo — the building near Maewon Elementary School, right by Gwanggyo Lake Park.
No late-evening care. Weekday hours run to 7:00 PM (intake by 6:30 PM); weekend and holiday hours run to 2:00 PM (intake by 1:30 PM).
We diagnose and prescribe based on standard pediatric textbooks (Hong Chang-Yee, Nelson) and current international guidelines (AAP, IDSA). Medication only for symptoms that are present, only as much as needed — no bundled prescriptions for absent symptoms — and antibiotics by a stepwise protocol, only when truly needed. We track the infections seen among our own patients, compare them weekly with national surveillance data, and let local epidemiology inform each diagnosis. Why a test, why a medicine — or why not — we explain in the exam room.
