The Catholic Medical Center was founded in the spirit of Jesus Christ's love, exemplifying holistic healing for those suffering from illness. In partnership with the Catholic University of Korea's College of Medicine and College of Nursing, along with Seoul St. Mary's Hospital and seven other affiliated hospitals, it forms Korea's largest medical network, with approximately 6,400 beds.
Building on its legacy of nurturing skilled medical professionals and engaging in social contributions that reflect Catholic values, the Catholic Medical Center has been a leader in medical advancement. It remains committed to enhancing public health, advancing the medical industry, and striving to become a global leader in healthcare.
In particular, the Catholic Medical Center has established the country's first One-Stop industry-academia-research-hospital cluster centered around the Medical Convergence Hub, Omnibus Park. This cluster brings together schools, hospitals, research institutes, and industries to embody the Catholic spirit of "Omnibus Omnia," meaning "All things to all people," and to fulfill its role as a global healthcare leader, opening new horizons in the healthcare field.