Privacy Policy of PARC DOSAN CLINIC
(hereinafter referred to as the “Clinic”)
PARC DOSAN CLINIC values your personal information and complies with the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection.
Through this Privacy Policy, the Clinic informs you of how the personal information you provide is used and managed, and what measures are taken to protect your personal information.
If this Privacy Policy is amended, the Clinic will provide notice through the website notice board (or individual notice).
• Effective Date: September 15, 2025
■ Personal Information Collected
The Clinic collects the following personal information for membership registration, consultations, and service applications.
• Items Collected: Name, Contact Information
• Method of Collection: Website (Online Reservation)
■ Retention and Use Period of Personal Information
The Clinic will destroy the collected personal information without delay once the purpose of collection and use has been achieved, without exception.
■ Procedures and Methods for Destruction of Personal Information
In principle, personal information is destroyed immediately after the purpose of collection and use has been achieved. The procedures and methods are as follows:
1. Destruction Procedure
Information entered by members for membership registration, etc. is transferred to a separate database (or, in the case of paper documents, stored in a separate filing cabinet) after the purpose has been fulfilled.
Such information is stored for a certain period in accordance with internal policies and relevant laws (refer to the retention and use period) and then destroyed.
Personal information transferred to a separate database is not used for any purpose other than retention as required by law.
2. Destruction Method
• Personal information stored in electronic file format is deleted using technical methods that prevent restoration.
• Personal information printed on paper is destroyed by shredding or incineration.
■ Entrustment of Collected Personal Information
The Clinic does not entrust customers’ personal information to external companies without the customer’s consent.
If such a need arises in the future, the Clinic will notify customers of the entrusted party and the scope of entrusted work and obtain prior consent if necessary.
■ Rights of Users and Legal Guardians and How to Exercise Them
Users and legal guardians may view or modify their own personal information or that of children under the age of 14 at any time, and may request membership withdrawal.
To view or modify personal information, users may select “Edit Personal Information” (or “Edit Member Information”), and to withdraw consent or cancel membership, select “Membership Withdrawal” after completing identity verification.
Alternatively, users may contact the Personal Information Manager in writing, by phone, or by email, and the Clinic will take action without delay.
If a user requests correction of an error in personal information, the Clinic will not use or provide such information until the correction is completed.
If incorrect personal information has already been provided to a third party, the Clinic will notify the third party of the correction results without delay.
Personal information that has been terminated or deleted at the request of the user or legal guardian is processed in accordance with the “Retention and Use Period of Personal Information Collected by PARC DOSAN CLINIC” and will not be accessed or used for any other purpose.
■ Installation, Operation, and Rejection of Automatic Personal Information Collection Devices
The Clinic does not operate devices that automatically collect personal information, such as cookies, during internet service use.
■ Personal Information Complaint Handling
To protect customers’ personal information and handle complaints related to personal information, the Clinic has designated the following department and personal information manager:
• Personal Information Manager: Yoon-Young Jung
• Contact Number: +82-2-512-5758
You may report any personal information protection-related complaints arising from use of the Clinic’s services to the Personal Information Manager or the responsible staff member. The Clinic will respond promptly and thoroughly to such reports.
■ Organizations for Reporting or Consultation on Personal Information Infringement
If you require reporting or consultation regarding personal information infringement, please contact the following organizations:
1. Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee
(www.1336.or.kr / 1336)
2. Information Protection Mark Certification Committee
(www.eprivacy.or.kr / +82-2-580-0533~4)
3. Supreme Prosecutors’ Office Cyber Crime Investigation Center
(http://icic.sppo.go.kr / +82-2-3480-3600)
4. National Police Agency Cyber Terror Response Center
(www.ctrc.go.kr / +82-2-392-0330)
■ Patient Rights and Obligations
(Article 1-2, Paragraph 1)
1. Patient Rights
a. Right to Receive Medical Care
Patients have the right to receive appropriate healthcare services for the protection of their health and shall not be discriminated against based on gender, age, religion, social status, or economic circumstances. Medical professionals may not refuse treatment without justifiable reason.
b. Right to Know and Right to Self-Determination
Patients have the right to receive sufficient explanations from their attending physician, nurse, or other medical staff regarding their condition, treatment methods, participation in medical research, organ transplantation, possible side effects, expected outcomes, and medical expenses, and to decide whether to consent.
c. Right to Confidentiality
Patients have the right to have their physical and health-related information protected. Medical professionals and institutions may not disclose or publish such information without the patient’s consent, except as required by law, such as for criminal investigations.
d. Right to Compensation for Damage
If a patient suffers life-threatening, physical, or financial damage due to infringement of their rights, they may apply for consultation or dispute resolution with the Korea Medical Dispute Mediation and Arbitration Agency
(+82-2-6210-0114, www.k-medi.or.kr).
2. Patient Obligations
a. Obligation to Trust and Respect Medical Professionals
Patients must accurately inform medical professionals of their health-related information and trust and respect the medical professionals’ treatment plans.
b. Obligation Not to Receive Medical Care by Fraudulent Means
Patients must disclose their identity prior to treatment and must not receive medical care under another person’s name or by false or fraudulent means.
