Well, it's better than a bad hospital. Basically, like everywhere, psychiatry requires reservations over the phone. If you are mentally ill, unless you take your own life, there is no emergency, so we won't take an ambulance. Judging by the comments below, I guess he went to the hospital on his own without calling because he wanted help. I have the energy to write comments politely, and as long as I can vent to someone, I'm fine. If it's that mild, go to another hospital. On the other hand, there are a variety of things that can happen, such as being given medicine over text, or refusing to accept someone because they are too popular. Maybe they'll come in a state where they can't do anything about it. It's a group of people who are in a helpless situation. Don't measure with an ordinary person's ruler. This is a hospital staffed by specialized doctors with specialized knowledge in psychiatry. The receptionist is not a doctor. He's an office worker. Do not misunderstand. Still, I might get better if I take medicine, but in the end, I have to do something about it. The state of your heart. As a doctor, all I have to do is listen to the patient, decide on the disease, and prescribe medicine for it. I have to talk to the counselor about various things about myself. If you can't talk, bring a relative, friend, or lover with you. If you have the energy to talk, make phone calls here and there, talk to many people, find out what's best for you, and go to various hospitals. Maybe the sick people who come here are doing their best on their own, or I don't know, but they're all brought in. I don't really care about the surroundings. I don't have the luxury of doing that, and it would be a nuisance if it made a fuss. Doctors seem to be clueless, but I only know one person, but it's not bad. This all comes down to compatibility and luck. If you think something is wrong, just talk to him or show him the prescribed medication to the psychiatrist at a different hospital. Only you can understand your heart. Just do it to make yourself feel better. In that sense, I think it's the best psychiatry department in the area. This is a proper psychiatry department with a lot of track record and experience. perhaps. Still, there are holes. In that sense, I guess it's because he's a monkey and has no experience with mental illness. it can not be helped. I'm writing this now, but in a sense, this hospital was probably the right choice. It doesn't mean things got better just in the hospital though. I think it's worth calling, making a reservation, and receiving it. There are waves, but I think I'll be able to see a doctor in 2-4 weeks. Well, give it a try. The story begins after that.

I'm going to write a long post, but what I want to say is, "It's better not to receive medical treatment here." Even if you have an appointment, you can give up on waiting a little longer. If you complain about something at a doctor's appointment and request medication, they will immediately increase the dose or add a different type of medication. The problem is the side effects of the medicine. I have visited another department at another hospital due to side effects. After presenting her ``medication notebook,'' it was discovered that the cause was a side effect of the medication. I was given only benzodiavizen drugs, which are highly addictive. It is also difficult to reduce the dose or stop taking antidepressants. The patient developed withdrawal symptoms due to sudden discontinuation of antidepressants and was hospitalized as an emergency. The worst. I didn't notice it when I was an outpatient, but when I was hospitalized, I realized how low the level of nursing staff (associate nurses and nursing assistants) were as a whole. Behavior that makes fun of the patient. People mistakenly talk to other patients, etc. The outpatient nurse's blood sampling technique was good, but the hospital ward was the worst. I don't think I've ever had blood drawn or given an injection. Please do not practice on patients. The food for inpatients is also the worst! After being discharged from the hospital, I was transferred to another hospital, but the doctor I transferred to listened to me very well, and I was able to completely wean myself off antidepressants without using highly addictive drugs. Psychiatry is probably profitable, but they are too focused on making money. I will definitely not go again!

It's the worst.

My parents have dementia and I have to take care of them. I don't use medicine because it doesn't work, but it's nice that they don't make you wait too long for a doctor's appointment.

(Translated by Google) I was prescribed a medicine that had side effects. It seems that it is a policy not to prescribe because Concerta is a stimulant, and it is better to go to another hospital if there is a possibility of ADHD. . (Original) 副作用が出た薬を再処方された。 コンサータは覚醒剤なので処方しない方針らしい、ADHD の可能性があるならば他院にした方が良い。。

I've been going to the hospital here, and I've been treated very well. I've been in and out of the hospital, but lately I've been calmer and the intervals between my doctor's appointments have become longer. I am very grateful to them for being there for me when I need advice. Even though I have a lot of past experiences, people understand me and it's easy to spend time with them.

It was a very good hospital. I took care of him while he was hospitalized around February to March 2022. The doctor in charge (my attending physician) listened to me carefully and adjusted my medication smoothly. My doctor told me that the medication I was taking was highly addictive, so I stopped taking it. The doctor was kind and greeted me with a smile. Many of the nurses in the outpatient department and in the ward were kind, so it was easy to talk to them when something happened. The rice was also warm and delicious. With the support of doctors and nurses, I was able to be discharged from the hospital within 12 days. thank you very much.

(Translated by Google) (1) Consideration for privacy protection is felt. Call by the number given on that day, not by name. The examination room is in a separate room with a solid door from the waiting room. (2) I accompanied a family member to a medical examination because of suspicion of dementia. It took a long time for the initial examination, but in order to investigate the possibility of other diseases such as dementia, various examinations including CT were carried out, and a comprehensive judgment was made based on the stories of the patient and his family. I felt that the risk of being misdiagnosed was very low. Also, although the results of the examination are limited, he took a considerable amount of time to talk. (3) The reason I deducted one star is that access is poor. I heard that there is a free bus if you make a reservation, but the number is very limited. I hope there are at least a few more public buses. (Original) ①プライバシーの保護の配慮が感じられます。 名前ではなくその日に付与された番号で呼ぶ。 診察室は待合室からしっかりとした扉のある別室にある等。 ②認知症の疑いで、家族の診察に付き添いました。初回検査の時間はかかりましたが、認知症のような別の病気の可能性の検討もするため、CTをはじめいろいろな検査を実施し、また本人や家族からの話も総合して判断していただけるので、誤診のようなリスクはとても低いと感じました。また、診察の結果も限りがあるとはいえかなりの時間を取って話してくれました。 ③星を１つ減らしたのは、アクセスが悪いこと。でも予約すれば無料のバスもあるそうですが、本数はごく限られています。せめて公共バスがもう少しあるといいのですが。

I think nursing care facilities are bright, kind, and polite. No matter what you tell the psychiatrist, they just prescribe medication and don't even explain the serious side effects, so I don't think they can really recommend it. I think it depends on the teacher.

I guess the level of reception is low. To be more specific, there are a lot of private words. I had my diagnosis on a weekday afternoon, but there was a lot of chatter during the reception and while I was walking towards the entrance after paying the bill, so I thought they were saying bad things about me, and it wouldn't be strange for someone to misunderstand the conversation. It was the content. Not only here, but many of the receptionists at this type of hospital are of low quality.

(Translated by Google) Until the other day, I was hospitalized for about 2 months 🎵 I was frustrated at the beginning and told the nurse a lot 😅 I have had a fight. However, it was settled only at that time. This was my fourth hospitalization. The atmosphere in the ward was calm and at home 🎵 For the first time 🔰 The teacher who was seen was a fun person to talk and learned various things ✨ ❇️ ✨ The nurses were also kind and easy to talk to. I couldn't get along with the patients for a while, but gradually I was able to talk. I had a good time with some people who got along well ✨❇️✨ I'm feeling much better and I've been calm even after I came home 🏡 🍀 The medicinal bath was still the best 🎵 The rice was delicious 🥺 Thank you ✨❇️✨ (Original) 先日まで、約２ヶ月くらい入院していました🎵 初めの頃はイライラしていて、看護師さんに色々言ってしまいました😅 ケンカしたこともあります。 けど、その時限りで納まりました。 今回４回目の入院でした。 病棟の雰囲気は穏やかで、アットホームでした🎵初めて🔰診てもらう先生はおしゃべりの楽しいひとで、色々なことを教わりました✨❇️✨看護師さんたちも優しくて話しやすかったです。 しばらくは患者さんたちと打ち解けられないままだったけど、次第に話せるようになりました。気の合うひともいて楽しい時間を過ごせました✨❇️✨ 体調も格段に良くなって、自宅🏡に帰って来てからも落ちついて過ごせています🍀 薬風呂、相変わらず最高でした🎵 ご飯も美味しかったです🥺 ありがとうございました✨❇️✨

He is a very kind teacher. Dr. Kuroda is polite and considers my physical condition and environment.

殿様商売ダメだね。精神科やる気ないいつか下手打つでしょう

The other day, I received a call saying that a case of coronavirus had been confirmed at Kurita Hospital, so I was waiting for the phone call.I was then told only the name of the hospital without giving my name, and when I told them about my symptoms, I was told that this would not happen on my next visit. I was asked to tell my doctor. I had told them in advance that I would like to be referred to a caseworker after the telephone consultation, and even though I had heard that they would be able to handle the matter over the phone after the consultation, the caseworker unilaterally refused and asked me to come and consult with them later. Ta. I'm confused and distrustful about the way some psychiatrists treat this hospital, so I'm considering another hospital.

It was a terrible medical examination. From the beginning, I felt that the response was rushed and blunt, but after just one paper test, she said, ``It's no problem. There's nothing we can do here. You can go to another hospital, but it's the same.'' I was laughed at. After that, I went to another hospital, where I was diagnosed with an adjustment disorder and got better with prescription medication.