산후조리원 폐∙휴업 30일 전 이용자에 알려야

Operators of postnatal care centers in South Korea are now legally required to inform users at least 30 days in advance if they plan to close or temporarily suspend operations. This new regulation aims to protect consumers who have made bookings and potentially paid deposits for services. The requirement applies to both permanent closures and planned temporary shutdowns, ensuring expectant parents have sufficient time to make alternative arrangements.

This regulation is crucial for consumer protection, preventing unexpected disruptions for families relying on these services during a critical postpartum period.