Ageo Central General Hospital - Ageo

Hospitalized in Building A due to rupture of Achilles tendon. I wanted a private room for 3 times the price of a quadruple room. Water bath A level where you can't sit in the bath because it's full of mold ... It was a day to clean up with a mold killer on the first day of hospitalization w Try rubbing the shower hole and the washroom mouth ... The sick food is like school lunch and not so bad For those who have complaints + hundreds of yen for a good menu It can be changed and it was good! The review says the attitude of nurses and doctors I was hospitalized for 8 days and no one felt uncomfortable ... Dr. Inami of Orthopedics explains the advantages and disadvantages What do you do with the surgery after doing it? Let me choose When you are hospitalized after surgery? It ’s easy Please come to the hospital room and do your best! Or shake hands before surgery He taught me a lot about what kind of behavior was bad even after I was discharged from the hospital! The hospitalized building A is old but the nurses are kind Building B is cleaner than A, but the nurses are colder The nurse in Building A told me lol There was no unpleasant person in the nurse in Building A It hurts too much on the day of surgery and I'm 26 years old for 2 hours It hurts, hurts, screams and keeps crying I didn't think it was a veteran named Mr. Shimada The nurse tells me that it hurts even in the middle of the night He encouraged me because it's okay to hold my hand ... The nurses in Building A get along well with each other and look at the entanglement I had a good time even without a visit at Corona! As for the assistant nurse, when living in a wheelchair To the outside of the entrance when you are suffocating in the hospital room Pushing the wheelchair and sucking the outside air together He talked a lot (;;) There are no people who are hospitalized and rehabilitated Outpatient rehabilitation is also excellent because there are no unpleasant people I think! Will do it hard lol Oh, there was only one person who felt uncomfortable Shimizu, the receptionist when getting a medical certificate, is really It feels bad. Raise the pen when writing I have to hand over the pen or listen to people while making a sound like dropping Isn't that attitude angry and I feel the same when I return the pen? When I asked, "No ... I didn't do it." I didn't realize that I was a good old man and had a bad attitude because I was told something like that, so I said that I didn't know if I was a good old man even though I did the same thing. *) All the others were nice people like that Oba!

My daughter was hospitalized, but there was no treatment even if her hand was swollen about three times due to the infusion. Have a fever Put on a water pillow, the stopper will come off, hair, sheets, patient gowns, everything will not be dealt with My daughter is taking a picture of her arm Isn't it originally fat after uploading? I don't like the reaction so I won't upload it, The arm of a normal-sized daughter has become an arm above the thigh. Since it is a corona disaster, the amount of private room usage can be taken, but What surprised me was that even in a quadruple room, there was a difference in bed charges. Was it about 5,000 yen? Isn't there a room more than a quadruple room? It's too mysterious.

I was charged a difference bed fee of 5500 yen in a small quadruple room. When I was given the explanatory documents, I asked, "I heard that you don't need to pay for the extra bed if it's convenient for the hospital," but I was just told, "I'm all expensive." (I wasn't just saying something like the above, not a summary.) I wasn't convinced, but I couldn't go to another hospital because I was hospitalized urgently in the midst of severe pain, so I signed the consent form and paid the prescribed fee. During hospitalization, an elderly nurse with a high pressure like a veteran with only an attitude did not get an IV drip well and was re-stabbed eight times overnight. I had a bruise that remained for more than 2 weeks, and I was scared because there were several parts within 6 cm from my wrist. After all, when I was transferred to another hospital without undergoing surgery and received a second opinion, a cause different from the diagnosis here was discovered, and in a quadruple room much larger than here, I could not get a differential bed fee, so I took a strong drug. I was able to transfer to a hospital where I could get an IV drip at most 3 times without being used. (In addition, the hospital to which I was transferred asked me about the difference bed fee, such as "What should I do if the private room costs a difference bed fee?") I am grateful that I was hospitalized due to illness and anxiety, but the difference bed fee is not covered by the high medical expenses system, so I don't think it is necessary to force myself to stick to it. It's a slapstick, but when I checked it again, the regulation of the difference bed fee was 1. The number of beds in the hospital room is 4 or less. 2. The area of ​​the hospital room is 6.4 square meters or more per person. 3. Each bed must be equipped with equipment to ensure privacy. 4. Must have at least personal storage facilities, personal lighting, small desks and chairs. It seems. Did you have a desk and a chair ...?

I think there are various impressions, but I have never experienced the impressions of those who are pushing low ratings here. There is a talk about PCR recently, but can't you wait for the fact that it will take 2-3 days to get results in the first place? It feels like. Anyone can tell that if you haven't contacted us in two days, you haven't got any results yet. When I was seen, the nurses and doctors were all kind. If you don't like it, go to another hospital. There are many hospitals all over the country. You don't have to bother to see it at this hospital.

The teacher's explanation is polite and the other staff are kind, but the gastroenterology department has been waiting too long. I had to wait for more than an hour and a half for the reserved time. I don't know what the reservation is for. Orthopedic ward nurses are not good Every time I changed, I was asked many times what I explained at the beginning, regardless of the current symptoms. I can only think of it if I don't share information.

It is a 3-minute walk from the West Exit of Ageo Station on the JR Takasaki Line. There is a parking lot. You can get a discount if you ask at the counter. I was hospitalized in Corona last July. Thank you for your help from the intensive care unit to the corona-compatible hospital room. Many of the nurses and people in charge of rehabilitation were kind and helpful. The clerical staff felt high pressure. The medical details are difficult to understand. Because of Corona, I paid some, which should be free at public expense. Telephone correspondence is good. Also, I thought that 5,500 yen would be expensive to get an insurance certificate issued. Contains the DOUTOR Coffee Shop.

Correspondence of telephone mouth is terrible. It is a well-known fact that the rule is that patients with fever will not be dealt with unless they make a phone reservation, so when they call, they say, "There are currently no nurses who can handle it, so please try again later." What's that, luck game? Even if I can't call back, shouldn't it be okay if I have a little more instructions, such as when to call at least? ?? I thought, but I couldn't help it, so I went to see the doctor until it took me. After receiving the PCR, the nurse gave me the phone number and returned, saying, "The result will come out in a few days, but if you are worried that the phone does not come, please call here." .. I didn't get a call after 2 days, so I called to confirm, "I didn't get a call, but I contacted you to confirm if there was a result, but ..." In other words, "If you don't receive a call, it means that you haven't got the result of the test yet, so I'd like you to wait for the call." I don't know how much money they are paid for, but I want them to be dismissed immediately. It's too terrible, too full of non-humans who don't have the feeling that the person they're talking to is a sick patient.