Submit your Corona Home Treatment Period Certificate at Window 4 I heard over the phone that it could be issued. I strongly insisted to the woman at the reception desk, ``It can't be done here.'' I'm angry It was good that it came after the inspection, but if there was no inspection, it would have been a waste of money and time, so don't say you can issue it at the counter from the beginning. I was so angry that I called the person above me and explained the situation, but it turned out that there was a communication error on the hospital's part, and the certificate could have been issued over the phone, but the woman at the reception didn't know about it. The woman at the reception desk was really bad at dealing with me, so I don't think anything can be done about it. I should have asked your name Isn't it scary that hospitals can't communicate properly and miscommunication occurs, leading to medical errors? As others have said, it's better to stop being too insistent, and if you don't understand, you should ask someone above you.

Added on 5/7 All patients admitted to the hospital in an emergency will be taken to a PCR test and admitted to the infectious disease ward until the results are available. The results come out within a day, and if they are negative, you will be transferred to your respective ward. Those accompanying you will not be able to exit through the hospital entrance (because you are suspected of being a close contact).You will have to exit through the emergency patient's entrance. There is a long wait time for blood tests. It's quite cold inside the hospital, so if you don't mind using the lap blanket near counter 19, you might want to use it. I would be grateful if a TV could be installed in the treatment room as I usually have to wait for 2-3 hours. When you check in, you will be given a medical record to fill out, your blood pressure will be measured, and after a while a nurse will ask you questions, after which you will be examined by a doctor. However, it seems that what I told the nurse was not conveyed to the doctor, so I need to report it again. Of course there is no Wi-Fi.

I went to the hospital with suspicion of coronavirus. The symptoms were a sore throat and a fever, and I waited for about two hours, and then was examined in an open-air examination room for two minutes...sweat. I only had one prescription, which I had brought with me when I arrived, and it was given to me on the spot, but it was a medicine that was effective for reducing fever. This alone will cure it! and He pushed me through, but I knew that the medicine wasn't effective for sore throats, so I felt that it was just a routine procedure for me to see a doctor or some random doctor. If you are considering seeing a doctor, we recommend that you do not go. To the hospital teacher Thank you for your wonderful medical examination. Thanks to you, I don't have a fever. My throat is still as sore as it was the first day. Please continue to do your best to provide speedy and accurate medical examinations.

I have been in your care for a long time due to a serious injury. When visiting a doctor, you receive a notification terminal at the reception desk, and when it is your turn, you will be notified of the appropriate waiting room or examination room.When paying, you will also receive a notification before heading to the accounting machine, returning the device, and paying. . The number of parking lots is very small considering the size of the hospital, so we do not recommend going there by private car. Recently, the number of parking lots for people with disabilities has increased, and the number of visitors has decreased due to the coronavirus, so there are still fewer cars waiting for parking, but before the coronavirus, the rotary in front of the hospital was packed with cars waiting to park. . In addition, persons with disabilities can receive a reduction in parking fees by presenting their disability certificate at the parking lot reception desk. Requests for documents such as medical certificates usually require a two-week waiting period after the request is made at the counter, and requests for documents such as medical certificates cannot be accepted or returned by mail.

family was hospitalized Visiting hours were written on the document, but when I went there, I was told that ``during the coronavirus is different.'' When I asked him about visiting hours during the coronavirus pandemic, he said, ``I gave him a huge amount of documents.'' If you put that on the table, it'll be a hit, right? As an exception, my father visited me (and gave me daily necessities). At that time, I was told to come at the meeting time, but I got anxious on the way home so I called. “Only one person can be visited per day.” It's not written anywhere and no one has told me about it. The staff are crazy. As a member of society, I am not. If possible, I don't want to take care of you anymore.

Even though it was an ER, it was crowded, and even though I went there by ambulance, I had to wait two hours. It's so crowded that doctors and nurses seem to have a hard time. There's even a doctor whose arms aren't very good. I was given painkillers and went home, but the pain didn't subside, so I went to another hospital and had immediate surgery.

The family was transported. The waiting area is also very spacious and everything is easy to understand. Thank you very much for your detailed explanation. thank you very much. While I was waiting, there were constant emergency calls. The staff were always on the move.

My wife became unconscious due to hypoglycemia and was transported from a nearby hospital. The doctor at the emergency center explained the medical condition accurately, but we were unable to fully understand it, and it was difficult to make a decision based on that information. Honestly, I wish you could explain it a little more thoroughly.

If the timing is right, you can receive a wonderful examination from a doctor, but if you take it off, it's not good. I was admitted to the hospital, but the food served by the nutrition department was a disaster! ️ It was a disaster until the last day! I felt like I couldn't be there for each person individually. The amount of food we received was unbelievable at a private hospital.

I was not feeling well and considered calling an ambulance, but after calling, I managed to get here on my own. I was told on the phone that I might have to wait quite a while, but I was called much earlier than expected and was given first aid, including an intravenous drip.