It's the worst. It was my first time meeting a doctor like this. When I tried to explain the symptoms to a patient who was just hanging on at straws, saying, ``It can't be helped because my body is in a state of disrepair,'' I was told, ``It's a question of whether the medicine is working or not, so there's nothing I can do to listen to your symptoms.'' "No," and "If this medicine doesn't work, the only option is to take drugs. I don't have any patients like that." These were the worst responses, and I could only imagine that it was fun to rant about them. I wasn't sure which one to go to, so I should have gone to Clinic B! I have nothing but regrets! I should have read the reviews here before deciding. It's been a year since then...and for the past 2-3 months, there have been reviews with ratings of 4 and 5 stars. I don't know if the person involved posted this or if the clinic's service has really improved because I will never go there again.

This is a hospital that only imposes the hospital's convenience, not the patient's true wishes. There are many other places that treat apnea! This is the only hospital you should not go to. It's easy to get fooled because of its nice appearance, but I never went there again because the director's attitude turned me off. Seriously, what are you doing? That's what it feels like! Do you know what it means to have such low reviews? Honestly, it's a waste to give it 1 star.

Personally, I'm just doing business...I don't think it's a hospital at all. I won't explain, because the answer to the question is no problem. The top priority is how quickly the patient can be treated. I'm sure there are many patients who sympathize with this. For the past 2-3 months, there have been reviews with ratings of 4 and 5 stars. I don't know if the person involved posted this or if the clinic's service has really improved because I will never go there again. I also agree with hi naka. For some reason, the only people who give high ratings are first-time reviewers. Isn't it strange?

This is a clinic with the worst director. Even though the director's explanation was one-sided and unconvincing, it remained an unconvincing explanation. Even if you ask for a more convincing explanation, they just repeat the same explanation in a strong way. Unable to accept the director's words, actions, and explanations, I couldn't control my emotions and ended up becoming emotional and emphatic. Even when I explained that I was asking because I wasn't convinced, he still raised his voice and gave the exact same answer. When I expressed my anger, the director showed me a sign to prevent nuisance patients and refused to treat me in the future. yelled over the fight. It is also recognized by the medical association. I received an explanation. I almost want to protest to the medical association. I think it would be an unavoidable measure if I were to use violent language. But are there any problems with the director's behavior? I want to ask. It is true that the verbal abuse may have resulted, but I would like to emphasize that it was the hospital director's words and actions that caused it. He never listens and always speaks one-sidedly. Even when I ask questions, I am often not satisfied with the answers. I was just looking for a convincing explanation. Even when I explain that the director's explanations are always one-sided and the patients don't understand, they are not convinced. In the end, he yelled at me to go home right away. Please return the machine within this month. Again, this was said unilaterally. I have long been dissatisfied with the one-sided explanations given by the doctors here. It wasn't something that had just started, but he was always so dumb and one-sided that I couldn't understand him. Even if you ask a question you don't understand, you will get the same answer. The worst doctor ever. There is no attitude to be close to the patient. I refuse to be examined by this kind of director or doctor. I don't want to go to a place like this again.

Several years ago, I was diagnosed with sleep apnea syndrome at a university hospital and was referred to this hospital. I thought the receptionist was kind, but I didn't have a very good impression of the director, who had appeared on TV as an expert. I'd say he doesn't have much respect for etiquette, and his choice of words is overbearing, domineering, and rude... I felt like I didn't care about people, I was only interested in the symptoms. If you are a volunteer, you cannot complain if you are treated poorly, but you are being compensated for the treatment and guidance provided to you in the form provided. Also, being able to smile and ignore things when you are healthy is not easy when you are physically or mentally weak. Although there are many complaints, I think that the teacher is saying something logically correct. He thoroughly explained the treatment plan and the disease. However, I cannot recommend it to those who are able to consult with a doctor and want to undergo treatment together.

I received a referral letter from another hospital, but when I explained my sleep status to the receptionist at the time of making the reservation, I was told it was rhythm sleep and was not even allowed to see me. The doctor who wrote me the referral letter went out of his way to call and make another appointment, but I was so uncomfortable with the fact that he diagnosed me without meeting the patient or doing any research, that I had no choice but to stop going.

The number of days for medical examinations is too short. It's really inflexible. I work in shifts, so I don't have fixed days off, but even if I was given a date to come in for an explanation a week after being admitted to the hospital for testing, I couldn't take time off to match that date. The explanation can be over in 10 minutes, so I'm a little confused about the idea of ​​taking a break just for that purpose. It's really difficult to change reservations. It may be a good hospital for people who have a lot of free time, with short waiting times and short consultation times, but I wouldn't recommend it for people who have a busy schedule.

正直ここの先生はかなりデリカシーが無い、オマケに説明が説明になっていない。不快でしか無い、受けるなら別のとこをオススメします

シーパップを借りているので、通院しています 待ち時間を短く、診療もすぐ終わるので、苦にならず対応などを全く気にしない方なら良いと思います。 親身に話を聞いて～などを求める方はあまり行かない方が良いかもしれません。

The doctor's arrogant attitude is the worst. Every time I try to ask a question or have a conversation with someone, I get a bad feeling, so it's best not to get involved. As others have said, if you only do routine medical examinations administratively, there is almost no waiting time and the examination takes only 2.3 minutes, so there are merits. However, although CPAP requires a medical examination once a month, it is inconvenient because the medical examination days are only about 6 days a month. There are many other clinics that treat apnea syndrome. It's the same no matter who examines you, and in the end, the only treatment available is CPAP, so if you're looking for a hospital, we don't recommend choosing this hospital (doctor). By the way, there is only one doctor at this hospital, so you cannot have your patient examined by another doctor.

I went to see the doctor on the recommendation of a friend. Honestly, I was worried because the Google reviews were pretty bad. I took the plunge and made an appointment over the phone, and it turned out to be the perfect clinic for me. I think there is a bias in Google reviews where a minority of people who feel negative write extreme posts. The majority of positive opinions are not posted, so relying on Google reviews may be a problem.

I went to the hospital for about 3 months in 2014 for treatment of circadian rhythm sleep disorder/delayed sleep phase syndrome. My company and co-workers just turned a blind eye to me because I was working so hard that it was interfering with my daily life. At that time, I was living a life of disqualification as a member of society, feeling like a needle, feeling bitter and pathetic, and my self-esteem was at the lowest point. Because there were no specialists nearby, and because I was at my physical and mental limit, I left my job and decided to contact this clinic, even though it was far away. After a brief interview over the phone, he took into consideration the time I could be awake at the time and the time I could realistically attend, and arranged a time for my first visit after the clinic hours, and after a thorough interview and examination, he examined my cognitive behavior. I was treated with therapy. Afterwards, we were able to restart safely thanks to the teacher and all the staff who came out to see us off and told us to be careful driving on snowy roads even after hours. In 2020, when I was forced to take another leave due to the coronavirus pandemic, my rhythm was disrupted and my days and nights were reversed, but it was not realistically possible for me to commute to the hospital from the new location. On the last day of my visit to the hospital in 2014, he said, ``There are some people who are prone to slippage, so even if something happens and it turns around again, it's okay because you know how to improve it next time!'' Based on the medical records from that time, I was able to heal myself this time. The complete reversal of day and night occurred during the 5-6 years when I was working over 100 hours of overtime a month, but even before that, oversleeping early in the morning was a regular occurrence, and I often suffered from oversleeping during important situations in my life. Even if you set 10 alarm clocks, you won't hear any of them. I was able to correct the misconceptions and explain the symptoms in an easy-to-understand manner, one by one, based on research, and was able to cure the symptoms, which tend to be dismissed as just being spoiled. It is thanks to the teachers and staff that I am able to live a normal life.