Chiba Central Medical Center - Chiba

It wasn't so bad for the teacher who was in charge of my examination, but I felt that many other staff such as the receptionist were generally polite or crunchy, or were unassuming. It may have hit only people). That left me with the impression that it was a cold hospital. In particular, the elderly may feel like they are thrown out by the staff even if they ask or hear because the explanation of where and what to do next is too insufficient. It's a big place, so it's easy to see how busy it is, but most of the patients come to the hospital with anxiety... My personal impression is that I don't want to go here anymore.

I have visited my relatives and heard from a doctor who accompanies a patient who needs surgery. I went with the patient to arrange eye surgery, but the teacher is very sincere and succeeds with 95% probability, but surgery can fail, but treatment other than surgery He clearly said that there was no way to do it. From the patient's point of view, do you want to tell the person in advance that there is a very terrible possibility of failure and then want surgery? I heard that. I think it is proof that you are working very seriously. In addition, I think that it is an advantage of the general hospital, but before the surgery in the ophthalmology of the accompanying patient, not only the eye examination but also the electrocardiogram and other examinations were performed like a medical examination. One day, after the test, not a nurse, but a doctor at a hospital that I had never met said, "There is something wrong with the test results. I need to see a doctor immediately, so please come. I was deeply moved when the teacher called me. The attendant underwent internal organ surgery after the original eye surgery. The prognosis was very good, and the visceral disease found was in a situation where it might have died if not treated, so it is not possible to explain the pre-examination for inpatients and the subsequent response with just the word polite. I feel like I've seen what a medical institution should be. As for Star 4, the parking lot is small and it is difficult to park when it is crowded. If you have both a regular car and a light car at home, we recommend going to the hospital with a light car.

I have had lumbar and tibial surgery in the past. There was no problem with the postoperative course, and I was able to return to society safely. 20200428 postscript Most of the patients have reservations. I felt that there were few people at the reception desk for the first visit. There is an instruction to wear a mask. Visits are prohibited in principle. 20201005 postscript Thank you for the recurrence of lumbar disc herniation. Since it was an endoscopic operation, I was discharged early. Visits are still prohibited in principle. When you are hospitalized, on the day of surgery, or when you are discharged from the hospital, you can visit one person if you follow the procedure.

My mother was in critical condition after an unnecessary operation. The ICU nurse was a brown-haired ex-Yang-like woman, and the fat nurse in the general ward was sick, trying to get up even though her mother was struggling, and not calling a doctor. This is a money-making virtue hospital.

As for doctors, I have no image of a bad hospital because I am a good teacher so far. As for the receptionist and the nurse, some people are very good, and some people don't want to be involved again.

I went with a tight back. I got medicine. If the medicine here didn't cure me, I was told to go to Seirei Sakura Citizen's Hospital to see it. Next Wednesday, I went to Seirei Sakura Citizen's Hospital to see it. There was no particular problem. I'm glad that you were treated calmly. Thank you very much.

Previously, my father was taken to the emergency room for heart disease and had an emergency operation. I was very worried because of the difficult surgery, but the nurse told me that the teacher was good at it. The surgery was also successful. Thank you very much.

I went to the outpatient department for neurosurgery. Everyone from the reception desk to the examination room was polite and impressed, but the response of the doctor in charge was the worst. While I couldn't walk normally, I desperately went to the hospital, but the teacher said, "It's not a big deal if you can come to the hospital by yourself. I think it's okay, but do you take a CT?" .. After that, when I looked at the CT results, I was leaning against the backrest. It took almost 5 hours from the reception to return, and I was returned without any medicine. My symptoms haven't improved yet, so I'd like to go to a hospital where I can see them properly.