Even though we do not speak or understand most of the Japanese language, they have interpreters and many Doctors speak some English. They are very kind and reliable.

O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay! That to write a review, I should be swayed, Of a hospital! I had been here several times before, as an outpatient. I must admit that I was a bit put off by the crowds and the overworked “system.” Then my doctor recommended that I have a growth on my nose removed surgically (like Pinocchio, I must have told too many lies). So I checked in. The food was typically bland hospital fare, but the nutritionist tried to accomodate my finicky ways. Still it contained quite a bit of Japanese vegetation that the rest of the world would not consider “food,” but no problemo: I could always go downstairs to supplement my meals with steak, roast beef, or pear tarts. The doctors were a bit apprehensive at first, wondering about my Japanese language ability. I confess, it’s not that good. Once they saw that the operation was a success (praising the surgeon, they repeatedly said, “Crazy mixed-up clean,” my translation of “mecha-kucha kirei”) and cheered up. From start to finish the doctors were extremely proficient, congenial, and responsive to my needs. The nursing staff rotate through the wards, so you see one all day, another all night, the next day different ones. It appears that their main job description is to be your “Friend for a Day” (or “for a Night”), though nursing skills are present if needed. I had several nice encounters. Two or three in particular (though their names flew by like “haru ichiban,” the first wind of springtime) made a very good impression. The fourth made more of a point of showing me her name tag: K.T.. Thinking back, those days that I spent with K.T. and her sisters as my Friends were among the happiest days of my life, despite being hospitalised.

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It was one of the greatest learning experiences that I have ever had in my life. The services, facilities, and hospitality they provided were the best in the world as far as I know. Politeness among coworkers was one of the amazing qualities. Indeed, I was extremely glad that I got to work with TEMDEC Team, at Kyushu University Hospital supported by Sakura Science Technology (SST). I recommend this university if anyone is interested.

Had cancer treatment here stayed overover one year. Excellent care, top flight diagnostics (my cancer not too common so very hard to detect exact problem. Doctors of the first quality and nursing staff exceeds any I have experienced in the us

They are quite good at English and service was very fast for Vaccines.

I would like to give a low rating for the medical receptionists and a high rating for the medical care. My husband was hospitalized here for 6 months in 2023. And got state-of-the-art treatment. Our problem is with the insanely rude medical receptionists we have to deal with on outpatient visits. There are cold, aggressive, unhelpful and in-your-face rude. I thought it was just a one off, at one department but we repeatedly met rude receptionists in all areas! I thought it was because I was a foreigner, even though I speak fluent Japanese. But now my Japanese husband is a bit stronger I asked him to deal with the receptionists….and they were rude to him too! The patient! With a heart condition!! It is such a shame that such a great medical institution is being guarded by rabid staff who seem to want to prevent the patients from seeing their doctors!

this place is great. better than any other hospital campus i have visited so far. please visit the museum..

Everyone's friendly and accommodating.

A comfortable place for studying

Worst services for inpatients hospitalized here. There will always be random doctors evaluating your condition, like in my case, Doctor Okita (ophthalmology), she always seemed to be lost and clueless during my exam. I always felt like a waste of time as she wouldn't say anything at all. I wonder how experienced she is. The main doctors are very difficult to be reached out and they will leave you without your test results until you repeatedly ask them for your diagnosis. Took me almost 7 days waiting and having no idea what did I have. And, as an inpatient, the care service in this hospital is terrible. Staffs (nurses and head nurses) have no idea about their own rules and are unable and won't even bother to help you with simple requests and questions. They couldn't even provide me a simple document that I requested from day 1 and I'm already hospitalized here for more than a week. I showed them exactly what I needed (going out permission) as it is in the booklet they give you before your admission, but, apparently it is not updated and full of misleading information. In the end, they will just keep on escalating your request to the person above and above without ever coming to a solution. Had to solve it myself by talking directly to the Social Worker department. There's a big lack of professionalism and ethic on the 11th floor. Hope you'll never need to stay there.