I don't want to give even one star. There are doctors who just say things like, ``You're going to die,'' or ``You're alive and well.'' After I'm discharged from the hospital, I'll have some tests done. When I ask a question, I list out technical terms and give a seemingly plausible explanation. I don't understand. Did you experience any inconvenience when you said you wanted to transfer? he asks. I can only feel disbelief. Money collector. You can't even use a credit card these days. When it gets expensive, I definitely can't pay it. There are too many things to write about. You will understand this feeling when you actually see the doctor.

A few years ago, I had high blood pressure and had to go to the hospital regularly. Changes were found in an ultrasound scan in April, and another heart CT scan revealed a problem, necessitating surgery. Since the holidays were just around the corner, I thought that if my condition suddenly changed while I was in the hospital, the doctor would of course be closed during the holidays...I was kind of worried, so I decided to have the surgery after Golden Week. did. The first test was to pass a catheter into an artery or vein and use a contrast agent to more closely examine the state of narrowing within the blood vessel. I hadn't had any severe chest pains until now, and the subway stairs were a little tough, so I had no idea that my heart was weak enough to require surgery. The test was completed successfully, and the doctor informed me of the test results the next day. Surprisingly! I was told that the stenosis was at the very limit and there was no need for stent surgery or bypass surgery, so I was treated with medication for a while. Although my stay in the hospital was short, the nurses in charge of my room and surgery often asked me about my condition, and I felt that they treated patients with great care. Furthermore, when I was discharged from the hospital, I was escorted to the elevator and bowed deeply until the door closed.I was surprised that they would do this for a patient. I came home with a strong feeling that this must be a patient-first hospital. Thank you very much for your help.

The doctor I met was an ophthalmologist, Dr. Ohno, when I was having a very difficult time after having surgery on my head and losing one eye. I really appreciate your kind words and detailed explanations and words of encouragement. When I called the hospital where I had surgery because I wasn't feeling well, the doctor who answered the phone treated me like a complainer patient. I cried in frustration. Even now, I still have difficult days, but I am trying my best to remember Dr. Ohno's words at that time. Thank you

(Translated by Google) Those who have practical training experience. Although it is about the dialysis department, it is not recommended as a training place. Some staff have inappropriate teaching methods and attitudes toward trainees, and I would like the staff to be thoroughly retrained. 1. The dialysis process is a "look and remember" stance, with almost no explanation. If you don't remember in a few more days, you will be killed instead of preaching. 2. The young engineer takes a downturned attitude toward the trainee. I laughed at my nose when I made a report. 3. My doctor took a day off on the treatment day and was in a situation where I could stand up from morning till evening with the surrogate agent. (Original) 実習経験のある者です。 透析科についてですが、実習場所としてはお勧めできません。 一部職員の指導方法、実習生に対する態度が不適切であり、職員の再教育を徹底して欲しいです。 1. 透析の工程は「見て覚えろ」のスタンスで、説明がほとんど無し。さらに数日で覚えないと説教ではなくキレられる。 2. 若手の技士が実習生に対して見下した態度を取る。こちらが報告をした際に鼻で笑われた。 3. 担当医が施術日に休暇を取り、丸投げされた代理の方と共に朝から夕方まで立ち続ける事態に陥った。

When I visited another doctor, I was recommended Aishin Memorial for my cardiovascular problems, and I have been using Aishin Memorial for the past 15 years. Meanwhile, another clinic also received high evaluations of Aishin. Sensei is friendly, easy to talk to, takes good care of me, and I have the utmost confidence in him.

I previously had varicose vein surgery. The doctors are good, but the nurses, especially in the inpatient ward, are terrible. So, I stopped going to the hospital and moved to another hospital. The reception is also terrible! However, the food was top notch.

Well, my father really took care of me ^ ^ He was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer and was given six months to live. What do you mean, kill it in a week? Hey, wasn't it half a year? You did a great job. Do you guys realize that you're treating humans? You're not just making money by cutting up people's flesh and getting paid for it. Please do it better. Please.

(Translated by Google) I have eczema on my legs and it's hard to heal I chose it as the second hospital. The dermatologist is a part-time female doctor At the first hospital, I was asked to check for athlete's foot and it was negative. I got an ointment. Because there is no machine to check here Teacher's intuition? I was given athlete's foot medicine If you apply it, it will get worse ... It's the worst The charge is also doubled and worsened I won't go anymore. After all, when I went to the dermatology department in Kiyota Ward It is said that it is a symptom like palmoplantar pustulosis. Prescribed a drench and an ointment It's the best I've ever had, and now I don't have any new eczema. I'm worried about skin illness The equipment isn't right, and it's impossible to treat it with the intuition of the teacher. (Original) 足に湿疹が出来てなかなか治らないので 2個目の病院に選びました。 皮膚科の先生は非常勤の女医さん 1個目の病院では水虫菌を調べてもらって陰性で 塗り薬をもらいました。 こちらだと調べる機械がないからと 先生の勘？で水虫の薬を出されましたが 塗れば悪化… 最悪です 料金も他の倍くらい取られて悪化して もう行かないです。 結局清田区の皮膚科に行ったら 掌蹠膿疱症（しょうせきのうほうしょう）みたいな症状だと言われ 飲み薬と塗り薬を処方されて 今までで1番良くなり、今は新しい湿疹が出てきてないです。 こっちは皮膚の病気なんて不安で行っているのに 機材がちゃんとしていなく、先生の勘で処置するなんてありえません。

During a medical checkup, I was told that I had a heart murmur, so I went for a thorough examination. The doctor gave me a thorough explanation, and I had a thorough echocardiogram and other tests done, but I was relieved that I didn't have any illness that warranted treatment. I'm glad it wasn't crowded. Minus 1 point because parking is charged.

I am taking care of my very elderly father. Due to my age, the surgical procedure has to take into account the strain on my body, so I have been hospitalized for a long time, but the doctor has taken into account not only my illness, but my own circumstances as well. I am. They told me, ``Please don't worry, I will never abandon you,'' and my family and I are being helped. I have nothing but gratitude to Dr. Wakamatsu, nurses, and other staff members.

A doctor I've been seeing for several years and didn't realize I had terminal cancer. Isn't it better to stop?

受け付けの方はAIが人間の格好しているかのように全ての言葉が棒読み。イントネーションなし。先生は時間かけて診ている人とそうでない人と別れる。 悪い人では無さそうですが、お薬は症状に合ってない薬を処方するので、その場でググって確認した方が良いかと思う。薬局のおじさんは、ふてぶてしい感じに見受ける。駐車場はパーキング料金がかかります。伊藤さんという看護師さんでは無さそうな方がとても、いい人でした。

Dr. Kawaguchi. If you don't feel like seeing patients, you should stop immediately. When my grandmother complained, she said, ``It can't be helped because she's old,'' and she didn't listen to our concerns, saying, ``Then we have no choice but to persuade her and put her in a facility.'' At the end, he suddenly stands up and leaves the room while we are talking. I never saw the faces of patients or their families in the examination room. I don't want to give any stars, but the nurse who was with me really listened to me very kindly, so that's worth it. I've been seeing her for many years, but it's been a while since I last saw her, and I was disappointed.

My mother took care of me. It had been a long time since I had seen a doctor, but my mother, who was sick because she had talked on the phone the day before, was made to wait on the bed.After the examination, I was transferred to another hospital, but amidst the coronavirus pandemic, she worked hard to find a new hospital and transfer her to another hospital. I received it. The doctor's quick visit to see me off when I left the hospital gave my stubborn mother the opportunity to begin treatment for her current illness. I was also taken care of when my father was in hospital, and unlike hospitals that want to cut the surgery right away, I think this is a hospital that talks with the family many times about the surgery and is very close to the patient.