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After the Korean War, Korea rebuilt its destroyed health system with support from WHO, integrating public health education with programs like the Saemaeul Movement and family planning. The government expanded healthcare access through establishing health branches in every town and deploying mobile mass immunization to combat infectious diseases. A policy addressing “doctorless towns” alleviated rural physician shortages by providing scholarships to medical students in exchange for mandatory service in underserved areas. In 2002, Korea launched the National Immunization Registry Information System (IRIS) to systematically track vaccination coverage and timeliness, and in 2009, expanded participation by private clinics through reimbursement incentives. SMS reminder and confirmation services introduced in 2009–2010 improved compliance, creating a robust, data-driven national immunization system.