Bundang Jesaeng General Hospital has received the highest possible rating, Grade S, for the second consecutive year in the Integrated Nursing and Care Service Performance Evaluation conducted by the National Health Insurance Service (NHIS) of Korea.

The evaluation was based on a comprehensive scoring system that assessed four key areas, including the proportion of experienced nurses, the participation rate in the program, and the adequacy of integrated nursing and care services. Additional points were awarded based on indicators such as the proportion of high-acuity patients determined by nursing care needs. Bundang Jesaeng General Hospital achieved a score of 98.59 points, ranking 11th among 709 medical institutions nationwide and earning the top S grade.

Currently, 10 out of the hospital’s 12 wards operate under the Integrated Nursing and Care Service model. The hospital has also designated nurse educators to support newly hired nurses in their clinical adaptation and provides a wide range of training programs aimed at strengthening professional competencies. In recognition of its exemplary operation, Bundang Jesaeng General Hospital is also designated as a “panel hospital,” serving as a model institution for the implementation of integrated nursing and care services.