Hikosaka Clinics - Kobe

The dean of this hospital misdiagnosed, cheated people, and the front desk staff had poor service attitude

Mr. Takagi was very kind ?

Mr. Higuchi, who has a medical examination on Saturday morning, can feel at ease because he can understand the feelings of the patient and talk very kindly.

I missed cystitis. A few days later, I was diagnosed with cystitis and ureteral stones at another hospital. I had a medical examination on Thursday morning and was told that frequent urination was too much caffeine, urinary pain was too tense, and lower abdominal pain was a gynecological or gastroenterological problem. The teacher didn't listen to my complaint and was very uncomfortable with a high-pressure attitude. I will never go again.

The teacher who had an emergency visit at night was good and the nurse was kind and nice, but when the morning morning medical teacher told me that the drug eruption occurred with the previous day's medicine, the drug was gone. I was told that cystitis is an illness that has been around since the Edo period and should be cured on its own.

How about changing the name to something suitable for this hospital?

Really everything was the worst. I had an operation today. First of all, the surgery was very painful. No matter how much the patient shouts, no matter how he complains, the surgeon completely ignores it and has no words. The assistant just says that he was anesthetized additionally. It was partial anesthesia, but it is possible that the incision was made before the anesthesia was effective. That's because I cut it out immediately after anesthesia. I didn't wait 15 seconds. In addition, the teacher said, "Patients can't do anything while they are on the operating table, they can stop the surgery on the way. There is no problem while making noise. Even if blood spurts out I don't know if it's a joke or serious that "there is no problem in the meantime" or "I don't use meltable thread for the thread. I want to pull it out so that it hurts when I pull it out", but I was told that, here I can't do anything. I couldn't do anything as long as it was on the operating table, and I had to endure whatever was said. It's regrettable. You shouldn't say this in a joke, and it's not a matter of joking. The female teacher who had the medical examination seemed to be credible, so I asked for surgery, but on the day of the surgery, she said, "That teacher quit due to various reasons, and today a different teacher will cut it." I had a very bad feeling, but I couldn't even slap it. What came out was a "teacher of considerable age." Before the surgery, the patient was blind and had no words. Just talk to the nurse in a big way. During the surgery, I didn't talk about anything that would reassure the patient, and it was like this. Even if the nurse followed up and said, "It doesn't hurt anymore," he said, "I don't know, I can do it without any help." Did I do something to this person who was new to me? He was bullied and bullied on the operating table. Not only that, the reception staff was also the worst. Even though there is an amount of money paid in advance for the surgery fee and the documents are given in advance, I happily exchanged in front of the patient saying "Oh, I have some money in advance". , There is no announcement after the reception. Also, after surgery, I think there is usually some explanation. When to pull out the thread, when to take a bath, etc. I wasn't given an explanation paper, and I left it without any explanation. The only explanation was, "If the swelling gets worse within a few days, I'll come and see you." You can only say that you really lick the patient. Furthermore, as for medicine, different medicines are created. The teacher asks me if I have a pain reliever (I think it's natural to put it out without asking), and I need it. Answered. When asked which suppository or drink was better, he said it was a drink. There were staff around me and everyone was listening. However, the medicine that came out was a suppository. I'm scared and can't help it. I even feel that it's normal for the wrong medicine to come out. In addition, only the medicine bag and medicine are given without any explanation or description of the medicine. When I asked for a statement and instructions, I said, "Then, I'll write it on the bag." Even though it's normal, he says, "We haven't done that much." There is no clear explanation for the fact that the prescribed medicine is different, and I just get confused. Also, the details [receipt] are full of suspicion. Only free medical care, name, and amount are listed. Only the burden ratio is 130%. There is no description of the operation details. I don't know if it's okay if it's free medical care, but I don't feel the meaning of giving it as evidence. It was the worst hospital ever. Currently, he wants to tell the hospital about this and talk with the person in charge.

I have the impression that the number of veteran nurses has been decreasing for some time. As a person who goes to the hospital, I am only worried. The image is that there are many young nurses. Also, even if I remember the names of new nurses and technicians, they will disappear soon, so I'm sorry to have learned them. Although Mr. Hikosaka was the director, he seems to have been resigned, and now a young doctor is the director. I'm curious to talk with an outpatient nurse in a loud voice. I want you to return to the original Hikosaka Hospital.