Hanwha General Insurance has established an eco-friendly rest area for patients and local residents at Ewha Seoul Hospital.
On November 10, Hanwha announced the creation of the 'Hanwha Wellness Zone' at Ewha Seoul Hospital in Magok-dong, Gangseo-gu, Seoul.
The Wellness Zone is designed as a space for patients and their guardians to relax during their hospital stay. It will also be open for use by local residents and children.
Hanwha planted 80 cherry trees in the hospital's northern plaza and the fourth-floor healing garden. Informational signs highlighting the ecological value of the planted species have been installed to educate visitors about the importance of biodiversity conservation.
Since 2022, Hanwha has been engaged in biodiversity conservation activities, including wildlife protection and the planting of nationally protected species. The company is expanding its efforts to increase green spaces in urban areas, collaborating with universities and hospitals. Hanwha has received an integrated A rating for five consecutive years in the ESG evaluation by the Korea Corporate Governance Service (KCGS), achieving an A+ rating in the environmental category.
A Hanwha representative stated, "We have created a space where patients and their guardians can comfortably rest while protecting the urban ecosystem. We will continue our ESG activities that contribute to the environment and the local community."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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