e − Medical Orthopedic Surgical Clinic - Niigata

I had a pain in my golf elbow for about a year, and I used to take steroids at other hospitals. However, at e-Medical, I had a "shock wave" and was completely cured after 5 visits. It seems to be always crowded and busy, but the correspondence of the teachers and staff was good unlike what other people wrote.

I visited several times with an acquaintance, but this time I visited for the first time due to my own injury. I visited in the evening without a reservation, but it was very crowded. Was the timing just right? It was an X-ray → a medical examination relatively early. The medical examination and treatment were also quick.

The teacher is a calm and pleasant teacher. However, the attitude of the young woman at the reception and accounting is bad! I feel cheeky and cold in speaking. The teacher was good, but the reception and accounting made the impression of the clinic worse.

(1) There was a bed and a chair where a doctor would sit in front of me as soon as I was called by my name and entered the examination room. There was a woman who was operating a computer next to me, but I couldn't speak to her, so which one should I sit on? I asked. (2) Although I was guided to a chair and sat down, a woman wearing glasses suddenly stabbed me in the shoulder and asked me for symptoms. ③ The X-ray was taken in an unbalanced posture, such as "Standing with your knees bent" or "Put your legs forward with an object sandwiched between your head and wall", so it is a little distorted. Did you take it with? I thought… Sure enough, from the doctor's point of view? Is bad ... After that, I was made to pose in several patterns, and I was worried about the exposure and asked. The technician said, "I have three, I'll take one more. I usually take four X-rays of the neck." From the patient's point of view. * The unfriendlyness of not guiding whether to sit in a chair or a bed even though there is a staff member immediately after entering the examination room. * I was surprised that the affected area was suddenly stabbed from behind without making a voice (name). It is rude to suddenly poke a patient, and I really want you to stop. Then, the receptionist asked me about the symptoms in detail, so I answered, but the woman with glasses who pierced me again asked me about the symptoms in detail, which made me uncomfortable. (I was irritated by how to listen and speak) You can only be asked for symptoms twice. I don't want to explain the same thing to many people. Isn't it okay to go to reception → doctor instead of reception → staff → doctor? * Even if the X-ray technician said, "I usually take four pictures," I was shocked by the word "normal" by the technician, as I was guarding against X-ray exposure as much as possible. Received. It is lightly said that X-ray exposure is not a big deal in any hospital, but I think it is better not to be exposed even if it is not a big deal.

My mother always took care of me with injections, and I had previously been treated for back and shoulder pain. Although it is very crowded, the staff are very kind and my mother is very pleased. However, there are so many reviews such as complaints, and I am very sorry.

When I was looking for orthopedics and searching, I got a serious impression that I was replying to word of mouth. I had a medical examination today, and despite the fact that it was quite crowded, the X-ray technicians and nurses took care of me and responded politely. Of course, the teacher was also polite and the explanation was easy to understand. I think that the receptionist was also quick and smooth.

I visited at the first visit, but the receptionist's attitude was really bad. It was the first time for me to have such a bad attitude. Even if I tried to say that I had a reservation Fill out the questionnaire unilaterally! please do it! !! The correspondence was quite bad. The correspondence of teachers and other nurses was normal. It was an introduction from my family, but it wasn't a place to go from afar.

Every time I have a backache, I go to the hospital. The teacher listens carefully to the patient's story, carefully checks the palpation, range of motion, etc., and always feels at ease. Even if you have symptoms that make you unable to move due to pain, it will be so easy that you will be surprised every time with an accurate examination by the teacher. It's always crowded, but I think it's crowded because it's good. The stretch that my rehabilitation brother taught me is the best. It's far from my house, but I will continue to attend. I wonder why there is a low rating.