He is the most rude doctor I have ever been to. Even though I met him for the first time, he told me, ``I don't see patients who don't listen to what the doctor says, because the number of patients has increased since I opened my practice, and I don't have any problems.'' I don't think you can tell whether or not you will listen to what I say even though you are meeting me for the first time. I don't know how skilled the doctor is, but looking at the details of his examination, his diagnosis is that of an ordinary doctor. He used to be an independent doctor in the cardiology department at Saiseikai Hospital, and shares Saiseikai data online. I chose this clinic because it was close to Saiseikai and received a letter of introduction from Saiseikai, but I got the feeling that the doctor in charge of Saiseikai didn't really want to introduce me. It seems like they knew it didn't have a good reputation. He preaches about things other than the patient's illness. He is not a bad doctor. Doctors have a bad mouth but are good at it. This is just an ordinary doctor with a bad mouth. I do not recommend this doctor. I'm thinking of looking for another cardiologist.

It's the worst. The teacher is always bragging and imposing his own values. He also makes fun of whether he thinks it's funny that I'm fat. The nurses were laughing too. This is the first time I have felt so uncomfortable in a hospital. I will never go there again.

I think it is good for people who have heart problems or those who are concerned about sleep apnea syndrome.

It was said that people with atopic dermatitis cannot live long because their heart is infected. Replace the phrase ``people with atopic dermatitis'' with ``you,'' and think about how the person being told feels.

I was diagnosed a few years ago. He was a friendly teacher. Thanks to this doctor, I decided to have the surgery and he wrote me a letter of introduction. The surgery was also successful. The reason I'm able to live my life without any problems now is because of him recommending surgery at that time.

I prefer my family doctor, a doctor.

For my first visit, I called to see if I could be seen over the phone. When I told him that I wasn't feeling well, "Eh..." I replied with disgust, Even though I asked for his date of birth and full name. ``My clinic is very crowded, so I can't see anyone without a referral letter.It's my director's wishes and rules.'' I was strongly refused. While asking for personal information such as letters of introduction and date of birth, I don't understand how you can make someone have high expectations and then forcefully refuse. If you don't want to see a doctor, please briefly explain the reason. I should have visited another hospital. This is not the way to treat a patient who is not feeling well. I'm sure the woman who answered the phone Being concerned and considerate of others I feel sorry for the person who can't do it.

Only the director is bad at this hospital. Other staff are not bad.