Do you really hate writing a medical certificate? Last time I asked I was turned down because I had to write a paper, or because I had to write three papers of the same type. I'm definitely not going to pass this time, so please reconsider. I have visited several hospitals It was the first time someone said something like this to me. I don't usually listen to you properly, so My symptoms seem to be mild I'm a light-hearted person because I can't take care of myself properly. Due to moving, I had no choice but to change hospitals. This is where I was able to get a reservation quickly. I will start preparing to move to another hospital even if it is several months away. What is a doctor? Your heart has gone somewhere else.

Sick bucket. A doctor asks a patient who comes to the hospital desperate to get out of a depressed state why he came to the hospital. In the end, he gets into an argument with the patient, and the doctor calls the police himself, shouting in a voice that echoes in the waiting room that he is interfering with his duties. They will give you medicine, so I recommend it to people who just want medicine. However, they forcefully force blood tests every month. I was pushed once, but there were no problems and it ended. There is no way that drug components will remain in the blood after a blood test, and I don't think it would be possible to determine the effectiveness of a drug using regular blood test items.

Doctors here don't examine you. When I entered the doctor's office for the first time and started talking about my symptoms, he slammed his fist on the desk and yelled, "That's fine, just tell me what medicine you want!" Not possible. It seemed like he was a doctor who simply told the patient what medicine and medical certificate he wanted and then gave him the medicine.

There are many psychiatric and psychosomatic internal medicine clinics in Tachikawa, but this clinic is the worst. How about a medical examination? Yes, I'll give you some medicine. The final 30 second examination. I definitely don't recommend going there. The only saving grace is that the day care is decent. It's a day care where you can get used to it at first with a large number of people, but the staff is a small number of elite people, both in good and bad ways.

RUDE. Asked politely for a firs time visit for an opening lady responded. "Yea that's not gonna happen today" 1) people are already calling in a fragile state of mind. 2) YOUR ATTITUDE and RECEPTIVENESS to patients is your front line to your success as a clinic. 3) FIRST IMPRESSIONS are EVERYTHING. DEFINITELY can understand the LOW rating. Stay away.

You may often see reviews elsewhere that say they are friendly, but doctors are not counselors. It would be better to talk to CHATgpt. He's a nice teacher, but it doesn't bother me. My life has definitely become easier with the medicine.

At first, the woman at the reception desk was a very nice person who was willing to give me advice, but later on, she started looking at me in a way that made me feel uncomfortable. The first and second doctors I saw were very good, but due to work commitments I could only go to the hospital on the director's day, and at first I was shocked at how dirty the desk was. The director talks to the patient without making eye contact, and the amount of medicine increases rapidly after 3 minutes of treatment. I had to ask for a medical certificate three months in advance, and I stopped going because I didn't like having to fill out the paperwork. I don't get remission even if I go here. ★I don't want to wear one.

I have been to see the doctor about 3 times, and each time I have the impression that he listens carefully and takes appropriate measures. However, it is quite busy on Saturdays, so it seems that the clinic is running speedily in order to treat all patients. If you want to take time for your first visit, I think it would be a good idea to make an appointment on a weekday. The receptionist does have some mood swings, but it's not as bad as other people's reviews say, and he handles things properly. Although the reviews are quite low, I have never felt particularly dissatisfied. I think hospitals are like this.

It was according to other people's reviews. I had read the preliminary reviews so I wasn't surprised. At first, I didn't have enough empathy, but I got the impression that he had good problem-solving skills and was quick-thinking. (I also wanted them to get down to the level of a patient.) If you present the information, the doctor will likely tell you the best solution available at that time. However, I felt that I could not hope for words or attitudes that took my personality into consideration.

I don't want to give even 1 star. Please don't listen to me. They just give me medicine without any explanation, and they don't even give me a medical certificate. It doesn't seem like you can write one right away, but I asked for a letter of introduction. Maybe it just doesn't suit me, but this is the first time I've had such a rough and random examination and treatment.