Bingo Clinic - Fukuyama

It's a warm and conscientious hospital. (I have been to Bingo Clinic for many years.) I've been in psychosomatic medicine and psychiatry, and I love Bingo Clinic so much that I've been going there for several years now. Music box music is played in the waiting room, and the waiting time is basically short if it is not crowded, but there are also manga and magazines, so you can spend a very calm time. The receptionist, nurses and staff are kind and polite. It's true that the teacher is hard of hearing, but I haven't felt much inconvenience during the examination. Not limited to this hospital, but if you have something important to convey, write it down like a letter and show it to your teacher, and they will answer everything properly. (If you write it on paper, you will not forget to tell it. You can write it in WORD and print it!) Since doctors are also professionals, it seems that they are holding down the points to see, and the medical examination to me is always accurate. Not limited to psychosomatic medicine, it is the same at any hospital, but the most important thing is "to prevent the illness from getting worse", "to cure the illness", "to not take medicine", "even if there is an illness". I think that it is possible to live every day like that person. " In that part, I move from hospital to hospital in Fukuyama City, but I think Bingo Clinic is the best hospital. It is a hospital that I can confidently recommend to my friends and family. It is this Bingo Clinic that is thinking about what is most important for patients, and the doctors at this hospital. I also go to see the doctor almost every month, but most of the patients are satisfied with the consultation and go home. The doctors, nurses, receptionists, and day care staff are all kind, serious, and friendly. Doctors are also focusing on day care, and it is a warm and cozy hospital where patients are kind, friendly and calm, and seasonal events (cherry blossom viewing, etc.) are held with patients, teachers, and staff. Some psychiatric hospitals give large amounts of medicine to patients, but the doctors at Bingo Clinic have heard from staff that they only give the minimum amount of medicine, and that's the case. (I think it's because the patient isn't drugged.) At Bingo Clinic, if you come to see a doctor by car, if you use the coin parking designated by the hospital, you can get the parking ticket you received at the time of payment at the reception desk, and the fee will be charged while you are at the hospital. You can come by car as we will give you a ticket. (Parking fee is free) The parking lot opposite the Bingo Clinic building is often crowded these days and can't be parked, so at that time, the castle parking lot (quite large and vacant) on the west side of FamilyMart at the north exit of Fukuyama Station. ) Is recommended. (Also here, you can get a ticket for parking time at the reception and it is free.) The consultation time is until 19:00, so people returning from work can also go to the hospital. (Some days only require reservations.) Also, doctors have an understanding of NEET and withdrawal, and they are willing to consult with me. The teacher never gets angry, is friendly, calm and kind. Although the number of people is small, it is a hospital that also focuses on day care, so it is also recommended for those who are interested in day care. Also, I think that it is the same no matter where you go to psychosomatic medicine or psychiatry, but basically, there are many patients, and if there are no special circumstances, there will be the next patient, so the consultation time is I think it's about 10 minutes.

I went there for the first time, but I was told to go back to the hospital I used to go to without hearing any symptoms, and I was expelled from the examination room and paid a decent amount of examination fee. He was the worst teacher I have ever seen. It's a hospital I don't want to go to again.

It's a very nice place. The teacher and the receptionist were kind, and I was worried at the first visit. He listened to me without worrying about it. Thanks to this hospital, the anxiety I have been worried about for many years It is being resolved little by little.

You can rest assured that both the telephone and the receptionist are kind. The teacher is a friendly person who is easy to talk to and tells me clearly and accurately when I hear what he cares about. He wasn't the type of person who would take medicine for the time being. It clearly tells you that you don't need it if you don't need it. It says that you will not be asked for any symptoms at the first visit, but there is an item in the questionnaire that circles various symptoms in detail, and there is no problem if you mention additional concerns. I think it is good for people who are not good at speaking and communicating from themselves. The examination fee is not high either. I think it's normal for a psychiatrist at the first visit.

I recently transferred to another hospital and am going to the hospital because of adjustment disorder. Located on the 6th floor of the building. I was asked to bring a letter of introduction when I was transferred to another hospital. (Please note that we do not know if it is the first visit) The waiting room in the hospital is not so large, but there are comics, newspapers, magazines, etc. There was also a sofa in the back. There are days when you need to make a reservation and days when you don't, so I think it's better to check it out or call. When you wait, you may have to wait 30 minutes or more. I thought that the teacher who consulted me was a grandfather, a kind teacher (like a relative's uncle) who listened to me kindly. (Although it may be disapproved) I talked a little longer for the first visit, but I talked about the current situation and hobbies. It seems that he is doing a medical examination by himself. It seems that the appointment for the next visit will not be decided on the day of the examination, so You can decide at your own timing, but I think you should be careful because you have to decide when to go next. From what I heard, it may be better to go at the timing when the medicine is about to run out. Personally, I've only been there once, so my first look is like this. I'm glad if you can use it as a reference.