$1,100–1,130, quoted before you book. Adds an MRI (brain, cervical or lumbar), a KUB scan and a colonoscopy under sedation on top of the Comprehensive tier; women's programs add a breast ultrasound.
The published figure is the won one, ₩1,600,000–₩1,650,000 across the three centres these ranges are drawn from. The dollar range above is a conversion at ₩1,460 = $1, and the amount actually charged is quoted in your currency at booking rather than computed from that rate.
Every figure on this page carries its source and the date it was measured. See the methodology line under the comparison table.
KMI (한국의학연구소), Hanaro Medical Foundation (하나로의료재단) and Hanshin Medipia (한신메디피아) each publish their own non-covered (비급여) price list, disclosure of which is required by Korean law (https://www.kmi.or.kr/HLCHK/PERSONAL; https://www.hanaromf.com/program/prog01/prog01_01.jsp; https://hsmedipia.co.kr/inspection/indivisual/class/all), measured 2026-07-28.
Every program on this site is a real, published program at one of three Korean screening centres rather than a package assembled here. The tiers move together in one direction: bloods and ultrasound and a gastroscopy, then a CT and a colonoscopy on top, then an MRI on top of that.