When I tried to see a doctor because of a dry cough, I was refused treatment. I'm sure it's due to the current trends, but how is it appropriate for an internal medicine clinic to refuse medical examination if someone has symptoms of a cold?

It was polite and very nice.

I went there for my 4th time getting the coronavirus vaccine, but I was turned away because they said it was only for medical workers or people with underlying health conditions. That can't be helped, but I haven't even had an interview. I asked questions, but they removed the sticker saying they couldn't vaccinate me. This seems to be an attempt to illegally claim insurance points later. In the past, when I thought I had a spring finger and tried to explain my symptoms over the phone, I was refused, saying it was impossible for them to do so. Normally, you won't know until you see the doctor, so I think it's normal for people to ask you to come to the hospital, but I wonder if the person at the reception desk is not responding well. Or is it the teacher's fault? I have never seen the doctor's face even once, and since there are many other hospitals, I will never go there again.

A thin lady who was old and could barely walk came to the reception desk. The parking lot at the previous hospital was far away, so I kept saying in a low voice why I wanted to be cared for here. However, after waiting for a long time at the reception desk, the doctor's answer was (I'm your old family doctor, please). The lady's pleas were in vain, and she returned home. I look at the back , I could only see them off from the waiting room.

I feel like the director is a little unfriendly, but he is honest and answers my questions sincerely. Also, I feel that the processing is a little rough, but they are paying attention to where necessary. Personally, I highly recommend it. However, depending on the situation, the patient's response may vary, but if you consult with them sincerely, they will give you an answer, and I think the answer will be clear. Since we haven't received any reservations in the first place, it's done in the order they are received, but it's not always busy, so if you go first thing in the morning, you'll be able to get your order processed right away.

There was a blood reaction in the colon test, so I went to see a doctor, but he refused because of my age, so I had no choice but to have the colon test done at another clinic.

My elderly mother was no longer able to go to the hospital in town, so I went to a nearby hospital to receive care, but she was taken care of by the hospital she was used to. I was flatly refused. This hospital cannot be called community medical care.