心の風クリニック千葉 - Chuo Ward

I have been going to the hospital since last year. You can trust the teacher. Perhaps because it was crowded in the morning, the receptionist felt clerical, but he was kind enough to respond during the busy hours. If you are complaining to the receptionist, why not try changing the time? It is safe to say that the waiting room is large and well-ventilated in this time of Corona.

Although it is a short walk from Chiba Station (about 5 minutes), the waiting room is large and clean, and even when the number of patients is particularly large, there are not enough chairs, so it seems to be in the environmentally comfortable category. .. The medical examination will be omitted because it will be done by the attending physician, but there are some points that we would like you to consider improving the operational aspects. ① About calling at the time of accounting and medical examination Calling with your real name is the basic, but isn't there any change from calling with your name, such as handing a number tag at the reception and calling with your number? It seems that people who are working around Chiba Station are coming home from work, and some of them have seen them while commuting. Calls by number have been introduced at other hospitals in the vicinity (I am allowed to go here because it was better for the hospital), the number of patients visiting the hospital is large, and the characteristics of the subject of psychosomatic medicine From the patient's point of view, I would like you to consider calling by number. ② About entering the room during the examination by the receptionist The examination room is a completely private room, and privacy is basically protected, so you can talk to the teacher with confidence, but there are exceptions. During the examination, the reception clerk suddenly silently opened the door of the private room, put a clear file (probably like the patient's medical record to be examined for the next transition) in something like a basket behind the patient and left. To go. The content I talk to during the examination is limited to the people I talk to, and I don't want to be heard by anyone other than the teacher. I don't think that the receptionist is only for the purpose of handing over documents, but at a hospital that claims privacy, people other than the attending physician open the door and enter the room during the examination. , The act of putting in the documents and going home feels strange, and suddenly the door opens, which makes me feel stressed. I think it is the same even if there is a knock picture. In the current operation, the teacher seems to be standing up from the patient's room and collecting the files placed behind the patient, and if the teacher allows him to get out of the seat. Isn't it possible to deliver medical records without opening and closing the door during the examination, such as by installing a post with a key outside the door and posting it there? I think it is troublesome to change from the current operation, but as a patient's feeling, I would appreciate it if you could hand over the room without entering the room during the examination. We would appreciate it if you could consider the above two points. Basically, it is a well-supported clinic and the transportation is good, so I am not thinking about transferring to another hospital. I think that it is a bottleneck for some patients to be unable to make reservations except on some days of the week, but for working adults who have irregular overtime work, they come to the hospital and receive a medical examination when it is convenient within the consultation hours. I can do this, which is helpful.

I was researching a mental clinic, and when I saw it because there were many reviews here, I was surprised in many ways. There are some comments that the receptionist is not responding well, but the hospital side confirmed that all the staff members used the surveillance cameras installed under the guidance of the police. And it is written that there was no particular problem. It can be seen that some patients may feel harsh due to the cognitive part of fear and their mental state, but the patient's family also felt it. On the other hand, I think there is a big difference in the hospital's idea that there was no problem. At least from a first-time perspective, I felt that if there were many similar posts, there might be a good reason. It seemed kind to write in detail how it was dealt with, but it also seemed like strong pressure to "keep records in the future." I've never seen a hospital like this in psychosomatic medicine. I chose this as a candidate in terms of location and time, but I wondered if it would be okay to go to the hospital ...

The reception desk for young women is blunt. I understand that I'm busy, such as closing the lid of the box that holds the medical examination ticket roughly and not returning to this greeting, but if you don't have a calm attitude, I'm coming to cure it. I think it's going to get worse. Now that my condition is calm, I think that's the case, but what about new cases and those with severe medical conditions? I can't feel free to ask questions. Patients with depression and the like appear to be unaware that they are sensitive to sound and the behavior of others. The teacher will give you a thorough examination, but I hope that you can improve the point where the sound of the train is loud and difficult to talk about due to the windows that are open for ventilation purposes.

It is a clinic with a kind teacher who is easy to see. I was depressed due to the power of the company and went to see a doctor. Now I'm getting better and I'm back in the company. I was asked to write a medical certificate for my leave of absence, consulted with an industrial doctor at the company, and was transferred, which really helped me.

The receptionist told me that I couldn't get a medical examination without a letter of introduction. When I made an inquiry by phone before visiting, there was no such explanation, so I feel like I was killing time from the morning even though it was a day when I was in a relatively good physical condition. Even if you look at the word-of-mouth, it says that you are personally specific or scary, so I'm glad I didn't go.

It is a highly recommended Menkuri. I have experience in various teachers and clinics, but I am grateful that I can go to the clinic without difficulty (I do it until late). The teacher is in charge, but I'm the type who wants to make a mess, so lol A teacher (male) who listens silently and finally wants this kind of medicine! It was helpful because he was able to consult with me. Since he has a long history of psychiatry, it may be a unique perspective. Is there a lot of harsh opinions about the reception? The inside of the reception is completely visible, and I think there are many conversations between staff members. I get the impression that it's a little sloppy, but it's a mess, and I was rather impressed by the relaxed mode, which also made me feel more relaxed. The voice may vary from person to person, but it may be annoying if this feeling is full throttle because it is relatively plain. There are times when you can't see it because it's the same person. There are various restrictions such as having to take a numbered ticket, but that is only the first time, and the medicine is prescribed by Matsukiyo below, so it ends with all-in-one. If you pass through Perrier Sea One, you can reach it almost without getting wet even on rainy days. The waiting room is also quite spacious and I like it! The toilet is also clean. (important)

I use it from time to time. The fire in Osaka hurts my heart. This is also a clinic with many working people, and the rework program is famous, and I felt that I was doing the same medical treatment (although it is just information from the news). My personal impression so far is that, unlike the mental hospitals I used to go to, I felt that I was just an ordinary person, so I went to the hospital with peace of mind, but I'm confused when this happens. The clinic in Osaka also seemed to be a very popular clinic in the press, but google's writing was terrible. This is also the case here. We will continue to use it, but we would like to ask you about safety measures.