森病院

The teacher here listened to the patient very well and was very fond of it. I can make a reservation and the teacher is always the same teacher, so I recommend!

The worst hospital. People who want to get psychiatric are not recommended to go. Neither nurses nor doctors think about patients at all.

When I made an inquiry by phone, the receptionist changed the phone to a specialist (?), But it was aggressive from beginning to end. I have been refused medical treatment, so I don't think I will go there in the future.

Isn't MH's post posted by the staff? My acquaintance is hospitalized, but I think that it is the lowest hospital just to listen to the story. He didn't seem to have much medical checkups, the nurses seemed to discriminate patients, and they said they couldn't say anything because they were scared to say they could be discharged after complaining.

After all, I can't collect blood. I don't know where to put it, so I finally finished collecting blood at the 4th place. I still don't think it's bad Impossible. Practice with your own arms !!

I don't want to add a single star I went there a few years ago, but I ranted to a doctor named Honda, "Oh," "It's all your fault." And so on There is no such thing as "It's a nuisance to the nurse's work because of you" just by having a conversation with the nurse after getting permission from the nurse. I got permission Please stop going new for the time being Especially for young girls I know more than one child who made a sexual remark to Honda An acquaintance is hospitalized now, but he says he can't say anything because he's afraid that he will argue even if the doctor says something wrong. You don't even have a say when you're hospitalized

Looking at other reviews, there are some that are tough, but I have been going to the outpatient clinic for a long time, but I think it may be compatible with the teacher. I haven't been hospitalized so I don't know, but I think that there is no problem in having the patients see the clinic normally. I've never felt uncomfortable with the doctors and staff at the hospital.

First, The environment of the inpatient ward. I was hospitalized urgently, but I was hospitalized in a mixed gender ward. Although it was a closed ward, behavioral restrictions were allowed according to each patient's condition. I told the nurse by the day before that I was allowed to go shopping on foot alone. Patients who were able to manage themselves were showered almost daily if desired. The mobile phone / music player responds differently depending on whether the hospital room is a private room, but if the patient is allowed to go out, he / she is allowed to use the mobile phone in time and can be charged in the nurse room. You are allowed to bring in anything other than something that is very dangerous, such as a string. The hospital room had a large room separate from the private room, but basically it can be separated by curtains, so there is not much inconvenience. The individual lockers are locked and can be stored quite well if tidy. If you can manage your pocket money yourself, you can carry a small amount with you. There were many people with mild medical conditions, so there were no significant problems. Not at all. As for the staff, the assistants are paired with the nurses, so I didn't feel that there were any staff members who treated the patients meaninglessly and ill-mannered, probably because they could afford it, and the nurses said, "It's easy to work, the salary is fairly cheap. However, when the staff were satisfied with the workplace, the overall atmosphere was quite good. Caseworkers, occupational therapists, pharmacists, and psychologists are also active and free with the psycho-education classes they were in charge of and temporary events. Many doctors have strong personalities, but it seems that there are almost no types who treat patients meaninglessly and ill-mannered like other staff. Basically, it's just a matter of compatibility, but personally, I think it would be even better if there were more female doctors who could get closer to me. Meals are safe hospital food, but there are menus that are thought out for each event. A shop ant on the premises. Outpatient The waiting time is basically a reservation system and there is no problem, and in the afternoon it is more vacant than in the morning. There are magazines and newspapers in the waiting room. The doctors' response is compatible, but I felt that there were few nonsensical high-pressure doctors, so it's not bad at all in that respect. I felt that there were more doctors who were good at prescribing medicine than other institutions, at least in my case, the number of types was reduced and the prescription was simple, so it became easier to understand the contents. I think the biggest difficulty is the inconvenient location. The whole organization has an active and forgiving atmosphere. There are plenty of examinations, events, and care facilities, and as a local psychiatric hospital, we can see that the environment has been improved not only for patients but also for the working side. I felt that the content of the treatment itself was excellent as a local psychiatric treatment as an ordinary treatment. The limitation of local medical treatment is to stick to the name of the disease, and there is still a long way to go as a special treatment. However, considering the behavioral atmosphere of the hospital, it seems that there will be future growth. There is a review that I am an employee, but I am a patient. I wasn't too busy with the staff. I received harsh comments from doctors and nurses. However, I think that paranoia is strong when you are hospitalized for a mental illness. Of course, it's not a normal situation, so I don't realize that I have unreasonable words and actions. Besides, it is easy to understand which is better, the hospital that says "I can't leave the hospital in such a state" or the hospital that says "If you don't like it, please leave the hospital" because of the unreasonable behavior.