I had a good time care at this hospital

Thank you for your help for a month. We hope to create strengths that Kobe Central Municipal Hospital does not have and further develop and improve quality as the "last stronghold" in the Kobe area of ​​Hyogo Prefecture. More facilities such as convenience stores that are convenient for patients, staff, and doctors! Please ask the prefecture! ️We hope it will become a Red Cross hospital and disaster medical center like no other. Passing the chaotic central citizens and heading to the best hospital in the prefecture

A long time ago, I was hospitalized in the ICU for about two weeks. The nurses were very responsive. This was a great help as I was mentally and physically unstable after my accident. I can't say I'm happy or anything, but I'm just grateful.

Excellent teachers and great learning experience.

Thank you very much for your help two weeks ago. I have nothing but words of gratitude to all the teachers and nurses. However, the guards here are very rude. He was sound asleep during work, and since it was an emergency, he responded in a bad mood when I rang the chime. I was on the verge of getting angry, but it wasn't anything like that, so I responded with anger management. However, I am very grateful to my main teachers.

When my son was taken to the Hyogo Prefectural Disaster Medical Center, I was contacted by the doctors and the head nurse, and I really respected Dr. Morita. My son had emergency surgery on October 11th, and around 11am, he explained the progress of the surgery in detail over the phone. My son's surgery left him paralyzed and he was told that he couldn't even walk, but his legs are still moving properly. Now that your son is no longer under anesthesia, it would be best if you could talk to him over the phone. I was told that depending on the rehabilitation, I would be able to walk properly. During the surgery, all I had to do was pray to God, and Dr. Morita made me feel at ease. I really respect you. Dr. Morita, I sincerely pray for you. from mom

I am filled with gratitude from the bottom of my heart to the nurses in the ICUs of the Hyogo Disaster Medical Center and Kobe Red Cross Hospital, both of which are adjacent to each other. In mid-January, I was taken to the JRCS due to the coronavirus becoming more serious, and I received great care in both ICUs. All the nurses worked hard throughout the night to take care of me as I was connected to various tubes for about 4 days and had difficulty even moving. The nurse rubbed me many times as I couldn't sleep because it was difficult to turn over and my lower back hurt so much. The nurse made me feel more comfortable with the pillow over and over again. The Japanese Red Cross? Nurse Izumi told me that the only sound in the ICU was the air conditioning, so she put a radio by my bedside and played it, and as someone who loves music, I can't believe how much that relieved me. It felt great when I washed my hair in bed. All the nurses are truly warm-hearted. My heart goes down to all of you for your precious work. I'm really thankful to you.

He took his last breath while being transported here. I heard from the funeral home that five staff members and even a doctor rushed to see the patient off, even though the hospital was busy and would not have been a customer who would have lost money. Family members were not allowed to be present, so I felt sorry for making him feel lonely and it was painful. The hospital's warm response My whole family is truly grateful.

Very caring hospital. As a non-resident visiting japan and having a health emergency due to running out of a medication for a chronic condition, I had an unexpectedly great experience at this hospital. A staff Lady named Ri Jien was very caring and helpful ,she spoke to me in English and helped me go through the various procedures and meet with a doctor who prescribed the medication I needed. Because of their help I was able to continue my stay in Kobe without any further health complications. Thank you so much, Ri Jien!

Thank you 😊