母親が二年二か月の闘病生活を終えて亡くなりました！病院関係者の皆様、ありがとうございました！本人が一番辛かったと思います！医師の皆さんと看護師さん、介護、身の回りの世話をしてくれた方々、とてもお世話になりました！対応も良く母親もとても喜んでると思います！旅立ってしまいましたが医療従事者の方々には、とても感謝してます！これからも体調に気をつけて頑張って下さい！これからは兄弟前を向いて頑張っていきたいと思います！ありがとうございました！

The reviews and ratings are great. (´- `*) Hospitals are visited by people with various needs, in various conditions, and with various thoughts and positions, so I think each person has their own feelings and opinions. Even so, I honestly want to be grateful that a hospital of this size is located in the area where I live, is functioning normally, and is in operation. In the Reiwa world, it is rare for people to call someone by their name so loudly, and even though they are explaining things carefully, they don't get the point and it makes me nervous, but the process goes smoothly, so I don't have any trouble. For better or for worse, I was convinced that this was ``rural rationality''.

A relative of mine was admitted to the hospital here, and the nurses stole the patient's money. Apparently, two nurses were rummaging through his wallet in the hospital room. I wish I could have said it at the time, but apparently I couldn't. Relatives said they couldn't believe it. At least 8,000 yen was stolen. She was told that she had no money, and her family gave her some money, but she felt uncomfortable when she was immediately told that she had no money, so she found out when she asked the man himself. Apparently, the nurse who handed over her luggage warned her not to bring any money with her. I thought about reporting it to the police, but this is the only hospital that does dialysis, and I couldn't gather any evidence, so I gave up. If you are going to be hospitalized here or have a family member hospitalized, it is best not to bring cash with you. New socks are also stolen. It is best to bring the same items you are currently using for the hospital stay.

When a family member was hospitalized and tried to inquire about visitation over the phone, the patient answered in a stern manner that they could not tell them where the inpatient ward was (even if they gave the patient's name) (hospital main number ). However, to make an appointment, you have to contact the ward directly, but if you don't know the ward, you can't even make an inquiry. When I made such a protest, they asked for the patient's name and date of birth and told me the ward, but I wish they had handled things like that from the beginning. I wonder if this person always ends the conversation quickly because it's annoying. I added one star because the ward staff's response was kind and polite, but I can't accept such a response from the main number. The ward staff are very nice and I think the quality of medical care is good, so I wish they would have been more careful about how they treated the administrative staff.

My tonsils are swollen, I have a fever, and I'm feeling sluggish on the phone. I felt really bad hearing that. Is that what nurses feel like these days? Even though I had a sore throat and was having a hard time speaking on the phone, they were so unkind. I called here and was told that I could see it at night, but in the end they said tomorrow, so there's no way I'm going there. The good thing about hospitals is that you can find the hospital that suits you among many hospitals. If a single nurse does not respond well, the value of the hospital itself will decrease. Shall we re-educate you? If you find it boring to work at night, you should quit. If you choose the job yourself and feel tired, the patient won't understand.

Once again, it's a big hospital 🏥, isn't it? The outpatient ward is also spacious, with ``blood sampling'' and ``ophthalmology'' facilities. "X-rays" and "electrocardiograms" ``Endoscope'', ``Hospitalization information desk'', ``Internal medicine'', ``Surgery'', ``Orthopaedics'', etc. Medical staff from many departments, I was busy standing and working. The crisp appearance makes a good impression! The doctor's examination also gave me a good impression. What, pharmacists and pharmaceutical interns? We also have nursing trainees, etc. Also, a rehabilitation “therapist”. I went to the reservation at 9 o'clock and everything was done. I wonder if it was close to 2pm? As expected, I was tired and hungry. Quite a lot of documents for hospitalization I received it, but somehow... I don't know about this, but You'll be standing first! Digression "Blood sugar level when you wake up," ``Blood sampling after waking up'' is the value at rest. Is this also necessary for testing? Well, rather than waking up, I fell asleep. There was a lecture by a nutritionist. "Carbohydrate" x "carbohydrate" is no good It is important to prepare all three plates. "Protein" & "Carbohydrate" & "vitamins, minerals" “Toast🍞 and potato salad” is no good Toast🍞 with ham and cheese I wonder if vegetable salad is the best? “Eat natto and tofu too.” “Pudding🍮 and cream puffs” are Once a week, no doubles!! etc. Anyway, ``Walk!'' ” Walking even twice a week🚶🚶🚶 He was discharged on the 19th day of hospitalization, but This does not mean that it has been completely cured, I'm not in a position to work yet. I took a "day off" until the new year. In any case, from now on, "dietary restrictions" And don't try to live a regular life. must not. I'm alone, so it's tough. “Discharge process” The nurse will guide you through the procedures. The pharmacist will take your medicine 💊 in your hospital room. The clerk will take the accounting details to the patient's room. Pay the bill at the outpatient reception desk. supplement The store is closed due to the coronavirus pandemic There are vending machines and coin laundry. “Impressions from being hospitalized🏥” Paul Ben, memo pad, stamp Necessary documents, laundry soap, clothespins, Thousand yen bills, coins, eco bags DVDs of books, manga, anime, and foreign movies .DVD player, smartphone charger Smartphone, headphones 🎧 or earphones Shaving, nail clippers, flashlight (small) Changing underwear, socks, and T-shirts Thin jumpers etc. After all, it was necessary! You were right to bring everything without having to worry about it! Well, in my case. Also, I was hospitalized for “lonely”, There was no inconvenience. Well, I was worried before I was admitted to the hospital. Thank you to the nurses! ‼ *Luggage brought into the hospital room: About the same amount as ``My Basket.'' postscript How to use a blood glucose meter correctly I received re-instruction. Well, it's no good to do things your own way. Also, since it is a "precision instrument", it is not susceptible to moisture. You also need to be careful about the temperature. Please kindly give me advice even though you are busy. I am deeply grateful to the nurse who took care of me. serpentine serpent What I learned from a nutritionist "Miso soup with komatsuna and soy milk" (Looks like turnips are OK❗) ①Put 1 cup of dashi stock into a pot, Put it on fire 🔥. ②When it is boiled, cut it into pieces, Add 1 Komatsuna and lower the heat 🔥. ③When the komatsuna becomes soft, Add 1/2 cup of unadjusted soy milk. ④ Slightly boiled and 1 tablespoon miso Put in. Then, put it in a bowl. ⑤ Add shichimi and grated ginger.

Waiting times are often very long. There are times when there aren't many patients, so we usually make reservations to keep people waiting for a long time, and when there aren't many patients, doctors finish their work early. First hospital for doctors It's not just old people who are bored, there are people who are busier than teachers, and there are people who have harder jobs. I want you to think a little more from the patient's perspective.

耳の裏をぱっくり怪我してしまって救急外来で利用しました。看護師さんは親切に対応していただき、医師の方は話しやすかったです。

健康診断をしていただきました。説明が流れ作業で分かりずらいです。番号札を取っても順番が抜かれます。

I came here for the first time for my wife's test. I was very surprised by the quick response. Even though it's a large hospital, the response is outstanding! The nurses, staff, and doctors I saw were all so kind and I was surprised.

口腔外科に受診しました。先生の人柄はいい感じだったのですが、検査もしないで高い薬出されました。そして誤診、薬きくわけないよね。お金と時間返して欲しいです。

Anyway, this is a hospital where you will never have a bad experience no matter when you go. The people who showed us around, the receptionists, the doctors, nurses, and the people who did the tests were all wonderful and kind people. That's why I go to Toho Hospital, even if it's a little far away. Since you're going because you're not feeling well, you don't want to make the staff feel bad, right? Everyone's smiles eased my headache! I'm really thankful to you.

I was hospitalized with a ruptured esophageal varices. The nurses and doctors were kind to me, and I felt that it was a very trustworthy hospital. I am especially grateful to Professor Hirokawa for his help.

I was treated for an inguinal hernia in November. The nurses in the ward, including Dr. Iwamatsu, who was in charge, were all very kind. I was able to spend my time with peace of mind even after the surgery. thank you very much.