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......I don't want to go anymore

Now, it has changed to Chikusei Clinic instead of Chikusei Municipal Hospital. Until now, the municipal hospital has closed, but we are still conducting medical examinations in the former inpatient ward. The inpatient ward in the back has been renovated and will become the Chikusei Clinic instead of the old building (civic hospital). Since this is an inpatient ward, the area near the examination room is also a hospital room, and it seems that it is not currently being used. My aunt is indebted to Dr. Tanabe.

My cough was so bad that I couldn't sleep at night, so I went to see my family doctor because he had the day off. If you have a cough or fever at the entrance, please wait in your car and call us. When I told him that I wanted to see a doctor and that I had a medical card, Do you give priority to those who are your family? Or prioritize those with a fever? I was told something like this and was asked to go to another clinic. (I didn't hear about the fever) When I told her that I came because my family was on holiday, she offered to direct me to the consultation center, but I refused and said that I would look into it myself. The phone calls are very polite and kind, but under what circumstances would I be able to see a doctor? In the first place, how can you become a doctor if you are refused at the initial consultation stage? It's a shame because it's nearby. I think I'll throw away my medical card as well.

This is a hospital with few teachers. Even if the patient is taken by ambulance, they are often taken to another hospital.

When I was in pain and couldn't help it, you looked at me in person.

I remember crying

I want people to stop coming to convenience stores in white coats to shop in cars with signs on their backs.

When I was born too...from the time at Shimodate Municipal Hospital I have been taken care of in many ways, Currently Kensai Medical Center Therefore, if hospitalization is necessary Will it end up that way? No matter what, I feel lonely.

He took care of me in an emergency.