It's crowded, but unlike private practitioners, there are multiple doctors providing outpatient consultations, so you won't have to wait long. When you return for a follow-up visit, you will have to reserve a date and time, so if you go at the designated time, you can be seen smoothly. The office staff and nurses are generally polite. The level of ``proper customer service'' is rare in Tohoku. (Explanation: The general level of customer service in Tohoku is low, at around 50 points when taking the Tokyo metropolitan area as 100 points) The doctor's examination is thorough. He takes the time to thoroughly examine you. He also provides very thorough explanations regarding treatment plans and prescribed medications. The checkout process is completed without too much of a wait. As a side note, this hospital is a system that has a red flag newspaper on its bookshelf. However, I don't think this has anything to do with medicine. This is a hospital that I consider to be extremely conservative.

入院した際、看護師に痛み大丈夫ですか？と聞かれ答えたら 「へぇ耐えられないほどじゃないんでしょ？」とキレ気味に言われました。 本当に感じ悪かったです。

ここのせんせいはその時その時の対応しかできず根本的な解決ができません。結果患者自らが原因を見つけましたが対応遅く酷い目にあいましたまた介護保険に詳しく無いので患者自ら勉強しないと自己負担金(十割負担)を払う事になります。人の家のことはいいから早く良くなるようにシロヤ

リハビリで入院していますが、主治医の先生は人当たりが良く、信頼がおける感じがしました。 南にある病院のリハビリの主治医とは雲泥の差です。

I visited the doctor several times and was taken care of even when I was hospitalized due to sudden illness. As everyone's reviews have said, the doctor's examinations are very thorough and provide thorough explanations. I think this is a very impressive level. We were provided with thorough support regarding the risk and management of complications. Since there are many nursing beds, there were many elderly inpatients. From my experience of being hospitalized a few years ago, I found that all the nurses were very serious and enthusiastic, but I felt that they were lacking in handing over information. Other nurses also ask me the same thing. I thought it would be better if things were smoother. I don't know now. There seems to be no need for extra bed charges. Most drugs are generic. It has the feel of a medical co-op. Although there is a sense of political overtones in the postings, I think the medical system is solid.

(Translated by Google) There is a possibility of colorectal cancer, and my acquaintance told me that the gastrocamera is quite painful. I put it in quickly and finished it in no time. There was no pain or vomiting at all, and I was relieved immediately, and I was relieved immediately. Good, good. I recommend it. (Original) 大腸がんの可能性があり、私の知人から「胃カメラかなりしんどいよ」と言われて受けた胃カメラ、、、いやぁ、先生、馴れてるのか？スルッと入れてアッという間に終わりました。痛みや吐きけも全く無く、ビビりまくってた私がすぐに安心出来ました。うまいわ、上手いです。おすすめします。

地下鉄が便利。病院付近の道は一通が多い！こちら向かい側でデイケア、訪問介護訪問看護ステーションがあります。一階では喫茶店もあるので時間潰すのに便利 訪問介護ステーションに実習にいきましたが皆さん親切で家庭的な暖かステーションです。仕事も気配りがすごーい 素敵な女性が多く活躍されてます。 共産党系列ですが、そんな色は感じませんでした。

Thank you for your help in the pediatric department. When I moved and was looking for a pediatrician, I went there because it was the closest one and ended up becoming my family doctor. When I called when my child was suffering from a sudden fever, they let me in through a different entrance and immediately led me to an isolation room. The doctor has a soft demeanor and is very easy to talk to, so the children were able to relax and visit the doctor. I've been to pediatrics in various areas, but there were many teachers who looked down on me and made me feel intimidated, or who were quiet and made it difficult for me to ask the questions I wanted to ask, so both my child and I were nervous. I think it would be great if there were more people like this pediatrician with a kind atmosphere. It's hard to understand what pediatrics is doing, so I think it would be a good idea to make it easier to understand. It was convenient as there was a pharmacy nearby.

I realized once again that general hospitals depend on the doctor in charge. My family doctor was closed, and my 0-year-old child had symptoms of a cold and gastroenteritis, so I went to see him. After waiting for 3 hours after checking in, I finally got to see the doctor. Reception at 10:30, medical examination at 1:30 p.m. Both parents and children were tired from waiting. The doctor, who was probably taking a break during the waiting period, said in a loud voice, ``Ah, I'm tired!'' I was left with a bad impression when he said that. When I asked my family doctor about the medicine he was prescribed, he said he had never used it and that it didn't work, so he wouldn't prescribe it. It was working for me, so I asked for a prescription, but no one would listen. I didn't want to give him any medicine in the first place, so I begged him to at least give me some medicine for his runny nose, and he reluctantly gave it to me. Waited for 3 hours and was examined in 2 minutes. I could not see the attitude of being close to the patient. I'll never go there again. I hope this will be helpful to you.

(Translated by Google) An important hospital in the neighborhood. One must prepare the mind and time because it is made to wait so much. Teams like inspection are in their way, but some of them are old. Nurses are very friendly and helpful, but there seem to be a few people who seem tired. I can't say anything about doctors. A cafe in collaboration with NPOs is set up in the hospital. (Original) Grava hospitalo en la kvartalo. Oni devas prepari la menson kaj tempon ĉar ĝi estas farita por atendi tiom. Teamoj kiel inspektado estas laŭ sia maniero, sed iuj el ili estas malnovaj. Flegistinoj estas tre amikaj kaj helpemaj, sed ŝajnas kelkaj homoj, kiuj ŝajnas lacaj. Mi ne povas diri ion ajn pri kuracistoj. Kafejo kunlabore kun NPO-oj estas starigitaj en la hospitalo.

The reputation of this hospital has dropped considerably. 1. Even though they accepted me as an outpatient clinic at night, it ended. 2. Only emergencies are accepted. 3. I have a hospital appointment, but the time is delayed. 4. Enter the restaurant after passing the car. In the past, he would often examine me, but why did he end his examinations at night? I'm so shocked that I'm giving it a much lower rating.

The nurses in the ward and the staff in charge of rehabilitation are all very kind and helpful. You can also rehabilitate with peace of mind.

I used it when I was a doctor on duty. We arrived before 10am, but many parents were already waiting as they were on duty on holidays. In the first place, I thought it was normal to have to wait since I was going to see a doctor at a place other than my family's, so I just thought it would be nice if I could go home before 1:00 p.m. The examination was around 11:30am. After explaining the medicines I usually take and my symptoms, the doctor gave me something to prescribe. I was grateful for the 2-day prescription. If you don't feel well, you can just go to your doctor the next day. Thank you to the doctors, nurses, and office staff for taking care of me without making unpleasant faces even though they were busy. It was amazing how the nurses handled the consultations over the phone while conducting medical interviews.They didn't get irritated, which is a real professional.

I feel that there is a doctor I can trust and that the nurses are very responsive. I have been taking care of you since I was a child, and I can recommend it 🥼

I am writing a review because I was so shocked. The other day, I went to the pediatrician here to get medicine for my baby's skin. I checked in around 2:00 pm and waited in the pediatric waiting room, and about 30 minutes later, a nurse came and asked me if I was going to receive medical treatment. He called out to me. When I replied that yes, I left the reception form there, I hurriedly called the receptionist and said in an angry tone, ``There's one person here, but the medical examination starts at 3:30pm today.'' After that, there was no apology for making me wait, just a request to come back in an hour. Once again, I went on time and when I told the doctor that I wanted the usual ointment, the doctor yelled loudly and said that he couldn't prescribe it! ! They said. I didn't understand what they meant because I had come to get a month's worth of ointment as usual. According to the doctor, he had prescribed three months' worth of medicine last time. It was true that I applied more than usual, but I was only told to apply it thoroughly because it dries when it gets cold, so I thought I would apply more. Not a single word was said about it being a 3 month supply or how much. Not only that, but the doctor kept saying in a loud, accusatory voice, ``There are people who use it for other purposes.The other day, they called me and told me that because I prescribed too many drugs.'' I didn't tell them to prescribe too much, and it was the doctor who prescribed it, so I didn't know even if they called me. (It is unknown where the call came from) In the first place, there was no explanation from the doctor or pharmacist about the dosage or duration. Why are you being blamed? Why do you say it as if you are using it for another purpose? (I don't know what the other purpose the doctor is talking about, but...) Since it was my first baby and I couldn't tell right from left, there was no proper explanation, and I thought it was very unkind and dishonest. I thought about retorting right then and there, but I didn't because I had a baby and wanted to go home as soon as possible. I've been here a few times, but I won't be going again.

A few years ago, I became ill and was hospitalized for several months in rehabilitation. I doubt the humanity of the nurses in the ward who complain about elderly patients in front of other patients. As you enter the ward's bathroom, there is a large changing room, separated by a mechanical bath for people with physical disabilities on the right and a bathtub on the other side. When I entered the room, I was told to lock the original door that led into the changing room, but one day, when I went to the reserved bath time, there were several people repairing mechanical baths. I was hesitant to go in as I was working. At that time, a former Yang-style nurse in her 20s said to me, Pointing to the other side, which was simply separated by a curtain, he said, ``It's okay from here to here, but the repair people will be in trouble, so just leave the door unlocked!'' ” He said in a troubled manner... Would you strip naked and take a bath when there are several outside repair people behind the curtain? I wanted to ask you that, but since I was sick, the words didn't come out easily at that time. I felt that something was wrong, so I pressed a button to call another nurse, and this time I tried to get the words out of the older nurse, but she gave me the same reply, looking like she was bothering me. This person usually speaks ill of elderly patients, even to me, a fellow patient, and I felt that this trend itself was unpleasant. I'm not telling you to come in at a different time, This hospital has no problem giving one patient a bath when someone from outside is visiting. During this time, there are no nurses nearby. There is no crisis management in case something happens. I was surprised, shocked, and thought that this was a very dangerous hospital. This shows that there is no consideration for patients or protection from dangerous situations. I was in a ward with a lot of elderly people around me, and even if it was for elderly people, it wasn't a good thing to do. I felt that this kind of response was commonplace in hospitals. This is a hospital, right? I think this is a very problematic event. Even if something happens to me again, I don't want to be hospitalized at Nagamachi Hospital, nor do I want my family to be hospitalized. I'm hospitalized with a broken body and full of anxiety, but the lack of consideration makes my anxiety even worse and hurts my heart. If something goes wrong, who will take responsibility? It looks like it will rub off.

The occupational therapist suffers from kleptomania, and I feel like things will get worse if I stay in a hospital like this, where things go missing from the patient's room. In any case, the rehabilitation work here, where many staff members find it difficult to work, leaves behind lasting effects. It is not recommended as it will make it difficult to go to the hospital.