Gifu Municipal Gero Hospital - Gero

It was the worst hospital. My daughter had a high fever of about 40 degrees for 4 days, so I got a letter of introduction from the pediatrics department and went to the emergency outpatient department. The place was on the mountain for some reason, and I managed to get lost on a rainy day. Gero seems to snow a lot in winter, but I thought that the mountain road at midnight might be very dangerous. It was a young teacher who had a trainee on his name tag when he arrived at the hospital around 7:30 in the evening. I was told to have a blood test because I was suspected of having an infectious disease and was moved to another room. Therefore, a nurse in her 50s brought an IV drug (without prior explanation) and decided to infuse it. Two adults were restrained from the rampage of their daughter and could not move their hands at all, As a result, the nurse woman was looking for blood vessels while shaking her hands with presbyopia and sticking a needle into her daughter's hand for about 10 minutes. I stabbed it about twice, but it didn't stab well, so a young trainee was replaced. When I thought that I would stab it soon, the male teacher could finally stab it twice at the same level. My daughter was a little less than 4 years old, and she cried for about 20 minutes when she had a pain and was full of sweat. At that time, my daughter's crying expression still stuck in my head, and I regret having taken her to such a terrible place. I'm thirsty and want to drink water, but since it was midnight, the shop closed and there was no vending machine nearby. The medical settlement was mailed and it was said that it was a bank transfer. The last strange self-proclaimed encephalologist was ridiculed if he couldn't read the characters he wrote with his legs crossed and a half laugh. I thought it was a hospital with a low level that I had never seen before. It's really a waste of taxes.

It's a hospital that has a bad reputation, but is it true? Because the dentist's teacher changes often, you can see the difference between a good teacher and a bad teacher (＾＾). The orthopedic teacher started the consultation the first time, the second time, and mistaken my name for another person. The third appointment was waited for more than an hour, so I returned home and went to another hospital.

When my grandmother was hospitalized and went to visit A middle-aged female staff member is a young staff member I was angry in the hallway. The volume of professional voice increases I thought it couldn't be helped That there are people who go to visit It ’s also possible to get angry in a loud voice in the corridor that you can see. It's unpleasant for me. I think.

When I called to ask for an emergency, I repeated "I can see you, but it's time", and I couldn't communicate (I wouldn't call if I didn't have a reason to ask for an emergency). I'll call you. "... What? Do you want to call me for consultation now? Well, I could only talk crazy and found that it wasn't functioning as a hospital. It's not a conversation, the ending is unnecessarily extended, and it seems that it will get worse even though I'm asking for help ^ ^ (corresponding to a nurse in internal medicine)

In the old hospital days, my mother went mad in this hospital like a camp and even tried to commit suicide by falling down the stairs with her wheelchair. The treatment was terrible, and the hot springs were very dirty, he said, and he cried because he didn't want to enter the hot springs only occasionally. People in the same room also saw a color of despair on their faces. Most of the people who came to visit seemed depressed. I was discharged from the hospital due to attempted suicide and returned to Aichi. I'm really glad I noticed it early. I was surprised that the reputation is still the worst.

Gero Hospital has a bad reputation since the old hospital, but it is actually terrible. It has long been pointed out that the attitudes of nurses and staff are terrible, but there is no intention of improvement. The average humanity of Gero citizens as well as the hospital is quite bad. I can't say hello, I can't thank you, I can't apologize, I can't speak, I don't have amiability, I'm very strict with others ... This is my impression (or impression or fact) of Gero citizens. When I get involved, I get stressed and it is not good for mental hygiene. I think it can't be helped that this hospital is like this because the whole city of Gero is like this. Recently I greeted the staff here again and was ignored many times. I don't know if it depends on the person (staff), but I often felt that the bad mood was clearly reflected in the attitude. When I was attending the old hospital, I sometimes heard harsh words from nurses and doctors at the time of medical examination, such as "Because it is annoying, stop coughing and appealing to the sick." Even if this greeting is given, it is often ignored, and the ward nurse feels particularly terrible. It seems that there are many unfortunate staff members who can't speak properly, but it's so bad that sometimes it's hard to tell which one is sick. In addition, I sometimes see nurses with strange (flashy) hairstyles, but since it is a terrible hospital in both name and reality, I think it is better to teach about morals. I can still understand the story if the staff looks bad but the treatment skill and attitude are good, but it is a little to say that everything is bad. Some people were angry at the staff saying, "Walk fast!" Even though I went to the hospital because of my bad legs. In addition, the arm of an acquaintance who gave an injection during a medical examination at Gero Hospital turned black, and he was hospitalized due to a serious illness. Apparently, the part where the injection was made turned black, and it seems that the only cause could be thought of in terms of timing. It is a serious illness that causes necrosis of the arm if left alone. It seems that he was hospitalized and paid for it, but I'm not convinced that the hospital is obviously bad. I don't know how the acquaintance talked to the hospital, but it seems that the hospital had an attitude of not knowing the responsibility. I don't know if it has improved now because I'm only going to see him now, but at the old hospital, I had to wait for about 6 hours until the medicine came out. The ashtray was removed recently as the entire hospital seemed to be smoking cessation, but I saw a nurse go out and smoke regardless. Why do nurses say they can enforce rules on patients and visitors when they don't follow them? The gutters of the building are also dangerous because there are no guardrails, and there is no vending machine in the hospital, so it is inconvenient to go to visit. The attitude is "Don't come if you don't like it", but I don't think there are many people who want to come to the hospital. Please be close to the feelings of those who have no choice but to come to this hospital.

When it comes to winter, I remember four years ago. I don't get a fever every year in winter, but I get sick. Four years ago, I had a slight fever and a little pain in the joints, but I thought, "Is it a cold again?" The first visit to Gero Hospital was until 11:00 am, but I was able to go to the hospital after 12:00 because of my work. At the reception, he refused, "The first visit is until 11:00." However, he explained that he was ill and that the influenza epidemic had begun to spread at work, and he managed to see it. Many times, the first visit was said to be until 11 o'clock and I tried to get him back. Even though I had the worst impression there, I was kept waiting even though it was very vacant, and when I finally thought that my name was called, I made a fever in a place I didn't understand and said, "The first visit was until 11 o'clock ...". After telling him what the symptoms are, he will be kept waiting again. He is called by his name and has to wait for the flu test. (Is this unavoidable?) Then I was finally called to see if the test results came out, and I asked the teacher again what the symptoms were. A woman who had a fever at that time and another woman glanced at me behind the teacher and talked to me as if he was making a fool of saying, "The first visit is until 11 o'clock." I went somewhere when I saw two women The teacher was also a teacher, and the test was negative. Why does it hurt when my ears are pulled lightly? I was asked, so if I said that it hurts a little, it might be otitis media ... why? I don't know about medical care, but why do you get otitis media? It doesn't hurt if I don't do anything, it hurts a little because I pulled it, is this person okay? I have thought. To be honest, I wondered why I had to pay for such a hospital. Only the person who tested for influenza was good at responding, and the rest was the worst. Never go again

I went for the first time in the inspection. If you look at the reviews, there are many things that are badly said. I think it's normal here. The toilet is clean. Even though it is in the countryside, it feels very up-to-date.