I had pain in my neck and back due to the accident, but I couldn't get rid of it due to work at the time, so I went to the hospital the next day. After the examination was over, I heard something from behind the curtain. I heard the doctor say to the nurse, ``Is it possible that he'll come the next day?He's coming even though he doesn't hurt.'' I was very shocked. A few years before that, I was hospitalized for about a week (for orthopedic surgery), but since I didn't have any bad experiences at that time, my impression of the procedure has gone downhill. I understand that it is difficult with all kinds of patients coming in every day, but I wish they would stop making such sad comments.

When I was taken to the hospital by ambulance, the emergency doctor told me that I might not be able to walk on my own, but the next day a super doctor showed up and after a rather complicated operation, I was able to walk safely. . I was soothed by the view of Mt. Teine from the window.

I had undergone subarachnoid surgery at another hospital and was undergoing rehabilitation at that rehabilitation department. While in the hospital, he developed memory loss, frequent incontinence, and developed hydrocephalus, so he was transferred to a hospital where extracerebral surgery was performed. After that, I was admitted to the hospital again and underwent rehabilitation. Because I have a mental illness, I have a lot of emotional incontinence (especially anger), and I can't accept my current situation, so the rehabilitation staff who took care of me treated me politely without complaining at all. There are words that I will never forget. Mr. K, who was in charge of rehabilitation, said to me, ``Mr. Y (after hydrocephalus surgery), now is the time for the actual rehabilitation.'' Acceptance of reality, things that were no longer clear in drawing memories connected, and acceptance of reality increased the speed of recovery. went. I would like to express my deep gratitude to Mr. Okamoto and the three-person rehearsal team in charge of me. Also, the care manager who supported me from outside was a wonderful support, and I am grateful for the wonderful encounter. Although I have some disabilities now, I have returned to work as a member of society.

What I learned on the first day of hospitalization Be sure to bring plenty of cash TV and refrigerator with TV card Laundry (coins also accepted) There is no ATM in this hospital. So can you send me the cash? The only way to obtain cash is to send it by registered mail. there is no. I wonder why everyone doesn't tell the admission process staff that they're having trouble first. I submitted a complaint. The rice is relatively delicious. I don't take a bath every day Cards can be used at the shop

Everything sucks. The teacher's skills may be reliable, but the nursing level is too low. I don't know that if you say something, they'll say, "I've only been working here for a while." I've entered the hall of fame of hospitals where I don't want to be hospitalized ever again.

My family was hospitalized here. However, it seems that he caused trouble for the nurses due to his dementia, and after being discharged from the hospital, he was refused readmission. I think this would be discriminatory treatment. In my personal opinion, even if a dementia patient's life is in danger, the way the doctor says it is impossible to hospitalize him.

My father took care of me. After being transferred for the third time, I came to Clark Hospital for rehabilitation. I was very anxious because I couldn't meet with them due to the coronavirus pandemic, but the teachers, social workers, and nurses were all very friendly and I was able to entrust them with peace of mind. When I was unable to meet with my doctor, I was able to relieve my anxiety by simply telling him about my test results and daily situation over the phone. I am currently being cared for by a different hospital. I believe that I was able to recover to that extent because of the rehabilitation at Clark Hospital. I'm really thankful to you.

Elderly people with dementia may be refused hospitalization. The doctor told me that I would never be admitted to the hospital again. Dementia is a disease, but I've heard that nurses and others especially dislike it.

I saw some good reviews about the hospital food, but I think the nutritionists here are mostly gentle people. It may be inevitable that the quality of the food will come into play.

The doctor and nurses were both kind and courteous.

The nurse...

I think the nurses are doing their best without making a single disgusted face. The rehabilitation teachers are the best. Because I am from now on.