Health check in Korea

So a couple days ago, Jared and I got our official Korean health check. One of the Korean teachers from our school brought us a couple blocks away to the hospital at 11:20a. We walked in, got a number, and waited 2 minutes. We were called up and Tina teacher translated a few things, telling them what we needed. The woman behind the desk wrote down something on a piece of paper, handed it to us, and Tina led us up to the third floor, following directions from the paper. On the third floor, we walked up to a desk, and someone drew our blood and gave us a cup to pee in for our drug test. After that, we went down to the second floor, filled out some paperwork for our health card, then got our height and weight taken. While one of us were getting our height and weight taken, the other was getting their eyes checked and blood pressure taken. After that, we both had our throat checked and got hearing test. Next, we went down to the first floor, waited in another 2 minute line, then got chest x-rays. When we walked out the door, it was only 12:15 ... and the best part was that all of that cost about $40 each ... wow! We made several comments about how that whole process would've taken weeks and cost thousands in the states.