Anotsu Clinic - Tsu

It's okay!

The waiting room is clean and large. There is also a tatami space. Medical care is polite.

In winter and in the afternoon, you may have to wait longer for a consultation, but it will definitely cure the disease. Be careful when vaccinating!

When the Holter electrocardiogram was attached, what the nurse said changed drastically at the beginning and at the end. At first I was told to take a bath, but at the end I was told not to get wet It's the worst that I don't like

I tried to change my treatment for hypertension from another hospital I wonder if I was given the medicine without seeing anything Isn't your blood pressure also measured? I think Where I used to go, I can trust you because I can trust

You can get a health check (the simplest one) for 3000 yen. The staff are also kind and polite thank you for helping me

I was worried about my sudden chest pain and went to see a doctor. The nurses were also polite, and the teachers who consulted me were particularly friendly and gave me the test results in an easy-to-understand manner. As a patient, I am very grateful for the teacher who gives detailed explanations while comparing with the test results. (The test results are safe without any abnormalities ... ☺️) It was very good that both the nurse and the teacher responded with a smile and a soft feeling. This is a recommended clinic! The only point is that the waiting room has a very quiet atmosphere, and I think it will settle down for some people, but I was a little nervous.

When I went there, I didn't have a fever on the spot, but I was told that if I had a cold in Corona, I would wait for the car and call when it was my turn. I waited for about an hour, but the call did not come. The parking lot is full, but I thought it was strange, and when I went there, I was told that I couldn't answer the phone, I wouldn't get an answering machine, etc. So, I don't think he even called me, but I think I didn't respond at the reception. They said. I had a disability and was issuing cards, so I felt that I would discriminate because of that. Although I had to wait, no one said I'm sorry, and I just exchanged telephone interviews with the nurse alone, and I was given medicine even though I had never been with the teacher. I was told that I could get in touch with the medicine in 5 to 10 minutes, but I didn't get a call after all, so I went to the hospital and asked for help. Honestly, I felt sad that I was discriminated against, and it was the worst impression that I had to wait for a long time while taking a 9-month-old baby. I went to the medical mall for the first time, but I returned without being given a medical examination ticket. It was the first time in my life that I went to the hospital but didn't even get a medical examination ticket. I told him that he had a 100% cold because he had no allergies, but I was surprised that he couldn't get any antibiotics because he only had medicines and Chinese medicines that act on allergies.