Ichinomiya Mental Clinic - Taito City

It was mentally painful, and when I called while crying, the receptionist's older sister kindly said, "It's okay," which was very helpful. The doctor in charge is calm and calm and easy to talk to. Thank you very much.

I will never see him again, but I wrote that the same unpleasant feelings would not occur. It was a teacher who talked while spreading other patient's medical records on the desk. After I finished talking, I asked, "Do you have anything to say?", So I carefully noted that and what is wrong? It was said "oh" without hiding the medical record with a face like that. Before the doctor's consultation, there was a woman who was a clinical psychologist who was in charge of putting together a story, but the attitude of that person was also making a foot, listening to the story of the person while picking up the hair, and the sumo wrestling "Yeah ..." . Furthermore, it was a person who did not take care to listen to what he did not write on the medical examination slip because he would bother. I think psychosomatic internal medicine is a delicate part of the medical department, what is it like this? I may be thinking of Frank looking at the patient, but I'm just about it. Only those who do not care about this should be consulted.

Recently, Ichinomiya-sensei's forgetfulness is too terrible. I will soon forget what I promised. I understand that you are busy, but I want you to write down important things in the medical record properly. I think it's over capacity. There is a big difference between when the attitude and words are tight and when it is normal. Are you sometimes mean? You may get the illusion. I'm sick and go to the hospital, so I want you to choose a word and don't take a tight attitude.

The receptionists are soft people. The teacher is very sleepy, worried and can't say what he wants to say. The voice is gentle, but sometimes the voice is so quiet that you cannot hear what you are saying. I'm worried that the quietness of the voice may be due to my usual tiredness. I don't know if I'm thinking about managing the clinic for further development or if I want to see as many patients as possible, but I get the impression that I'm busy. I'm not particularly impatient, but it's not that slow time is flowing.

I started going to the hospital in February 2017, and this month has been 5 years. The director is mild-mannered and always calm. Even when I have suicidal ideation, please choose your words carefully and speak to me. You can go to the hospital with confidence. I was already retired when I got sick, so I couldn't use this rework, but I was encouraged to use the employment transition support office at an appropriate time, so I am grateful for my reemployment. I was able to do. (I had been receiving medical treatment before, and I went to a hospital famous for a rework, but I had no advice for me who couldn't use it, and I had a lot of trouble getting a job. Personality and support are very important points before returning to work or getting a new job.) I am grateful that the nurses and staff are always able to interact with me naturally. Everyone, I would like you to take care of yourself and continue to support patients for a long time.

I don't want to write bad reviews, but I dare to write them. A psychiatrist (director) cannot see sleep in general. You can prescribe medicines, but not the prescriptions. I was furious in the doctor's office and was relentlessly blamed, so I felt mentally limited and was transferred to another hospital. Sleepy, sleepless is an NG word. It is impossible to rent CPAP and check the data. There are good reviews, such as listening to me, but I have never heard of it at least once. The worst psychiatrist I have ever met. I've never heard of a psychiatrist who gets sick every time he goes to the hospital. You should definitely stop going to the hospital. To be honest, I don't want to add 1 (I can't post without it, so I can't help it).

In the past I have been examined in other mental clinics and psychosomatic internal medicine many times, but the teacher's clinic is really kind and listening to me and prescribes the best advice and the best medicine to me It was given. Thanks to that, I managed to continue my work every day, and it made my life brighter. thank you very much. It is a clinic I want to recommend to people who are bothered a lot. The staff members are also kind and brightly healed.

When Professor Tetsuya Ichinomiya was a trainee at Nippon Medical School, he worked part-time every Wednesday when he attended Seiwakai Asai Hospital, a hospital in Togane City, Chiba Prefecture. I was the attending physician of Dr. Shigeo Ito, who is currently working at Nippon Medical School Musashi Kosugi Hospital on Saturday, but when I was stationed at a customer in Asahi City at that time, I made a big mistake at work and had unprecedented palpitation. It was Dr. Ichinomiya who urgently examined me because of my desire to commit suicide. It was Dr. Ichinomiya who prescribed the anxiolytic drug Lexotan that I am taking for the first time. Thanks to that, I was able to suppress palpitation and suicidal ideation. When I searched by name, it was opened in Okachimachi, and it is said that it also provides counseling treatment, and the hospital I was visiting at that time became a Corona designated hospital, so I was transferred this year ... It was late ... Since Dr. Ichinomiya had a large number of patients in charge, I was consulted by Dr. Yasutaka Otani, who was a part-time doctor on Tuesday and Thursday, but I am very grateful that Dr. Ichinomiya consulted from the same patient's perspective. .. However, unfortunately, it has been decided that Dr. Otani will retire this month, and I am very sorry, but I will be seeing Dr. Ichinomiya from next month (actually from today), and I feel more and more rewarding. I am doing it. The counselors and staff are also cheerful and considerate, and I feel that it is the best psychiatric clinic in the Kanto area. Dr. Tetsuya Ichimiya and Dr. Shigeo Ito of Nippon Medical School are the only psychiatrists I can respect.