I get a different doctor each time I go. It seems that the medical records are shared on a PC, but the details are not written down, and it is very troublesome to have to check the medicines and symptoms every time. How are the doctors doing? →Maybe the medicine is working, I feel better now. →I'll bring it out again. That's pretty much it. There is no particular advice on treatment, and if you don't ask any questions, it will be over in 2-3 minutes. At the reception desk, they ask if you have any documents that you would like the doctor to fill out, and I think they probably assume that the main patients are people who come only once to get a medical certificate, so it's not really a good place to go. I think. It's not like a single doctor will look at your symptoms and work with you until you get into remission, so it's best to keep that in mind before your first visit. I am grateful that the medicine I was prescribed gave me some relief. I feel like someone told me that they have wifi when I first saw them, so if you'd like to connect to it and write a review, I think the reason the reviews are so good is because they made a good impression on me for the first time and people wrote reviews. However, it's easy to get an appointment for a first visit at any psychosomatic clinic, and it's easy to get one on a near-term date, and out of the 5 or 6 people I've met, I've never met a doctor like this guy, so I can't go there to get a medical certificate. I think it's good.

Everyone at the reception desk is always nice and helpful especially when I'm feeling down. I visited her three times, but it was a different teacher each time because she worked in shifts. The first young male doctor was kind, but when the next young female doctor read out my medical records on the spot, I felt that things were exaggerated and there were misunderstandings. The third time was with an older man, but I was worried about whether I would be able to provide counseling because he didn't really listen to what others had to say, didn't give his name, and was intimidating. I ended this early, but I feel that the clinic could be a better place if the doctor were more careful about quality control and ensuring that patient information is communicated correctly.

A female receptionist? The people there were very nice. I was scared when the blood was drawn, but they made me feel at ease. The male receptionist was also nice. The teacher was also kind and calm, which was nice. The doctor at my previous hospital was overbearing and scary, so I think I can go here.

Despite making an appointment and spending an hour there, they didn't even examine me. Even though I told them in advance over the phone that I had already been to another clinic and wanted to prescribe the same medicine, they still charged me a consultation fee. I'll never give you the same medicine, right? I was given a very high-pressure attitude. The worst clinic I've ever been to. Judging from the doctor's attitude, he is not qualified to work as a doctor. Not to mention psychosomatic medicine, which looks at people's hearts. This clinic is definitely not recommended.

It was my first time visiting. At first, I was so irritated that I couldn't control myself, and I was feeling unstable. I was healed by the doctor's kind and calm examination and the nurse's bright smile and conversation. On the way home, I was able to do something that made me smile from the bottom of my heart. Everyone at the reception was very nice, Patients who come to us feeling tired I felt that there were many healing elements. When you feel troubled again Come here! I was able to think that.

I used it for my first visit. For me, I was grateful that he kept an appropriate distance and thought about how to work without making judgments. ※important point The entrance to the building is in the back, so you might get a little lost. Also, although I don't have much knowledge, blood may be drawn during the first visit, so it may be safer to refrain from donating blood or to bring something that shows the blood sample results (such as a health checkup report) in advance.

Unlike the atmosphere of a tenant building (sorry), this is a relaxing clinic with healing music. The receptionist and nurses are also very nice. The teacher didn't seem too pushy and was able to answer any questions I had, which made me feel at ease.

It was nice to be able to make reservations on LINE. I was lucky that I was able to make a reservation relatively early at a difficult time. I appreciate your quick and thorough replies. The teacher in charge changes each time, but most of them listen carefully to what you have to say. When I talked to the staff about my feeling that I didn't get along well with the teacher, they helped me by letting me know when the teacher would be unavailable. It's a shame that we no longer have consultations on Saturdays and Sundays, but overall it's a safe and easy-to-go clinic.

I looked for several psychosomatic internal medicine clinics in the area, but there were no receptions for first-time patients, so I was at a loss and ended up at this hospital. I was able to make an appointment smoothly on the date I wanted, and during the examination, he listened carefully to me and gave me a thorough diagnosis, taking my thoughts and temperament into consideration. It's a little hard to find, but I think it's a very good hospital.

The doctor listened to me in a calm manner, in a good way, and when I had my blood drawn for the first time, the nurse talked to me casually even though I was nervous, so I was able to relax. Since I had made an appointment, I was able to see the doctor smoothly without having to wait too long, which was great.